What happens after the experiences of true crime survivors have been shared with the world?

Does the media truly capture all it entails to survive such tragedy in the public eye?

What comes after the convictions are in?

The cameras stop rolling and the court of public opinion has spoken.

Can sharing our stories lead to justice? And is there ever really justice?

These questions and many more are answered on the new True Crime docu-series podcast, What Came

Next? Co-created and produced by Something Was Wrongs, Tiffany Reese,

with host, award-winning writer, victim advocate, and true crime survivor, Amy B. Chesler.

This season on What Came Next, you'll hear firsthand accounts and behind-the-scenes insights

about what came next for survivors of some of the world's most infamous crimes, such as Elisa Wall

of Keep Sweet Pray and Obey.

So much has been told about Warren Jeff's and the horrors inside of the cult.

A lot hasn't been shown of life after and what it really takes to adapt.

Jacoba Ballard from our father.

I shouldn't have to hide a part of myself

because I'm not ashamed of how I came here on this earth.

Ron Schnackenberg of Dirty Money.

This conversation is only the second conversation I've had on it,

and it's only the second conversation where someone didn't offer me money.

I didn't feel like it was a moral thing for me to benefit off of the backs of people that were defrauded.

The vows, Sarah Edmondson.

We woke up, we figured out what was going on enough to get the New York Times to write an article about it.

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