I don't mind sharing it. I share it because I want people to know the real

bites. It's not a TV show that comes and goes. It's not something to be watching

and saying, wow, look at this, I got to go catch my show. My bot porn. This is

real buying. It hurts. It kills us. It breaks up. It destroys families. All

kinds of things happen. I want people to know there's hope. I want other

mothers who's gone through this to know you can't get through this. You can

get through it. You will not get over it. You'll never get over it. But I promise

you you can get through it.

I've got wine burger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff. I'm

Anna Siga Nikolasi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of

investigation discoveries, true conviction. And this is anatomy of murder.

So when we launched the anatomy murder in 2020, we had a few goals. First, we

wanted to take a different approach in telling these stories. It's important for

us that the victim always be at the center of our storytelling as well as the

storytelling be from an insider's perspective. And when I think about the

difference between then and when we started this, the difference now is really all

of you. This community that has really come to life, you show us not only that

you care, but that you are active when necessary and trying to help whether it

is in your insights, your ideas, or in certain cases, trying to see if you can

help detectives. Sometimes solve a case.

For this case, we spoke with Josephine Wenzel about her daughter, Crystal Mitchell.

There was one thing that she did that really stood out for me that, you know, I knew

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