Content warning. This episode contains discussion of the murders of two girls.

The Delphi murders case can be noisy. Lots of clamor, recriminations, rumors.

It's loud. Sometimes it can be hard to pick out what's relevant and true from all of that.

Well today we'll be tuning out some of the white noise and hearing from two voices on this case. We'll talk with them about what they've seen so far and what they expect to see in the future.

The first voice will be that of Susan Hendricks. She brings a world of journalistic experience to this case. She is anchored for

CNN and H.L. N. and began to look in the Delphi case all the way back in 2017.

She even wrote an empathetic true crime book called

Down the Hill, My Descent into the Double Murder in Delphi. That volume centered her discussions with the families of Abbey and Libby.

With Susan's traditional media background, she brings the saviness and groundedness

that comes from that television experience along with its

sincere sense of empathy for the victim's families. The second voice will be

that of Aspen Connor. Aspen is a Youtuber.

On his channel, he strives to bring respect and compassion

to his coverage of the Delphi case and other crimes.

He wants his listeners to always remember

that this case is about two murdered children.

He went from following the Delphi case to focusing on it on his own platform.

He also co-hosts It's a Crime and Shame, another channel on YouTube.

They will each speak to their experiences at the recent three-day hearings,

their views of the case, and the media environment that surrounds it, and their thoughts on the upcoming trial.

Through these conversations we hope to illuminate what this experience has been like to cover

the case and what those on the ground expect to happen next.

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