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What's up, y'all?

It's been a while, and I've missed you. Since the release of

Freeze Frame in October 24, the love, support, and advocacy from you, all the listeners,

has been overwhelming. I'm forever grateful, but more importantly, Donna's family is, too,

and they're so close to justice.

In this mini episode, I wanted to speak to you all directly, without all the production glitz and glam.

I've got a few updates for you and what to expect from Freeze Frame in connection to Donna's

case moving forward.

I'm feeling heavy.

There's a pounding in my chest.

The shadow's hiding, but I see feeling heavy. There's a pounding in my chest. The shadow's hiding, but I see the Suez.

I feel lives in the quiet, whispers in the sides.

I'm Tucker Simmons, and this is Freeze Frame, an investigation into the unsolved murder of Donna Arsino.

Something strange.

Something strange to the end of night.

As many of you probably know, there have been some significant updates in the Arsino case.

No lie, it's killing me not to release the second half of my investigation,

but I have good reason for the delay of freeze frame part two.

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