Hey guys, it's Josh, and I am going to share with you a podcast, and this is not one that has been sent to me from a network.

This is a podcast by a listener of true crime bullshit who has become a great friend, Maxine.

I asked Maxine to send me a synopsis, and this is what she wrote.

I'm just an average true crime consumer and was looking for ways to make a meaningful impact

on the cases I loved to listen to.

I planned on gathering research for someone else, but the dough I stumbled upon already had a

name, and her name basically changed everything I knew about the true part of true crime.

I'm just a girl who likes podcasts, making my own podcast.

And while that is adorable and humble and very much Maxine, the truth is this show is so much

more than that.

Every year, over 4,000 unidentified bodies are recovered in the United States alone.

600,000 people are reported as missing, and thousands more go unreported.

The Butterfly Effect, Maxine's Show, is an investigative podcast that seeks to reunite

the nameless with their identities.

And I can tell you, having known Maxine for about six years

now, she is incredibly passionate about this case, and I've watched her go from being interested

in this case to investigating this case, to creating this podcast, and it's a journey very similar

to mine. She starts dipping her toe in and ends with some of the most incredible

revelations. The work she's done in such a short period of time is amazing, and that's why you

should check out the butterfly effect, wherever you listen to podcasts. Here's the first episode. Listen to it

now, and if you like what you hear, subscribe to the

butterfly effect. I am floored by what Maxine has done with this investigation, and you will

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