Hey y'all.

Wanted to share sort of a bonus episode with you.

It was an interview I did with the show called Stop the Killing.

It was a fun time with Sarah, who was my next table neighbor from CrimeCon in Vegas.

She has to be fully insane for trying to run four podcasts along with a full-time job.

I can only imagine that she sleeps for maybe an hour once every three or four months.

The show Stop the Killing is a great show focused around active shooters, and her co-host,

Catherine, is a former director of the active shooter program for the FBI. It's well worth a listen.

During the interview, I answered a lot of questions about the 911 dispatching job

and share quite a few stories along with it.

Some of them you may have heard before, and some you may not have.

But before I get too deep into chatting about all this,

let's just get on with the episode.

On the morning of August 1, 1966, shots ring out from the observation deck of the clock tower on the University of Texas campus.

It marks the infamous beginning of the modern era of mass shootings in America.

I'm Sarah Ferris, true crime podcaster.

And I'm Catherine Schweight, the former head of the FBI's active shooter program.

And you're listening to Stop the Killing.

Well, before we get started today, Catherine and I want to take a moment to welcome our newest

Patreon member, Kim Wolf.

Kim, thanks so much.

We really couldn't make this podcast without the support from Patreon members like you.

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