The Gone Cold Podcast may contain violent or graphic subject matter, listener discretion

is advised.

Imagine being murdered in cold blood in your own home, and the local media treating your

death as the latest sensational story.

In articles about your slang, imagine creative writers disguised as reporters using descriptions

such as sexy divorcee, exhibitionist, and exceedingly well-stacked.

Imagine one new story written about your death, claimed that police found nude pictures

that would make hustler readers cringe.

With headlines like Negligé Mystery House and divorcee had little black book articles

about you are written to draw folks in, not to make the public aware of your tragedy

or tragic death, and that there is a killer on the loose.

Rather, the stories are carefully crafted to scandalize your life and air what they

deem your dirty laundry in a way that sounds as if you might have deserved the brutal murder.

In some little way, at least.

These aren't just the local rags read only by the morbidly curious among your city's

residents, reporting you're killing in this way, but also the respected news outlets

in town.

The ones whose reporters rant sanctimoniously back and forth to one another about journalistic

standards and ethics.

The outlets where everyone gets their news.

Now imagine the people who you loved and who loved you, seeing these headlines, reading

these stories and turning on the television to watch the nightly news only to see your

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