Their skiff'd have ever received has to be a bike when I was younger, a pedal bike.

It was a sort of slick little road bike and I remember it was all like, it was so, it was all wrapped up,

it was so obvious what it was obviously because nothing shaped like a bike and I had a little ribbon on it and I was so

a guess. For that was a life changer and I'm still sort of big on cycling around my area now so, for that one change really.

Enjoy in every sip with red cups now back at Starbucks.

Hey everyone and welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for tuning in today. So happy to have you here.

So today I have another what I call family involved video for you.

These are some of my favorite videos to work on because I really enjoy getting to know the family of some of the victims that I talk about.

I think it's incredibly important to share my platform with family members so that they can tell the stories of their loved ones alongside me.

Obviously they're not actually here beside me but we can collaborate you know by having them send in video clips and doing this interview style video.

I have a whole playlist of family involved content if you want to check it out if you've never seen one of these.

I think it's very important and impactful to watch this type of content to hear from family members themselves so that we can remember as consumers of true crime that these are real people and I truly feel that no one can explain these cases better than the family of the victims themselves.

They just have a completely different understanding of it all and I've said this before but I think it's important to remind people that this doesn't end for them when the video ends.

They live this reality every single day day in day out for years on end and as always I just want to ask nicely I know it's the internet you guys are going to do what you're going to do but the majority of you normally listen when I say that I would really appreciate it if you leave kind.

It's a really important thing to do is to keep it to yourself and move along because we really just don't need that here.

We have to remember that family members read the comment section and so we want to make sure it's all about support today we're going to be talking about Georgia Leah Moses and her sister Angel is going to be joining us in this case is truly heartbreaking but Georgia story is important and it needs to be heard as many times as possible.

So we're going to jump right into her case in a moment before we get started I wanted to let you guys know that I have some new charity merch finally coming out I know it's been a long time since I've done a charity collection I've done a lot of collaborations with small businesses over the past year but I really wanted to create some charity merch this year for National Center for missing and exploited children and I love how it turned out I'm wearing one of the pieces today this design was inspired by children and I love.

I love kind of the vibe we were able to capture this is a limited edition collection so definitely jump on it we do have limited quantities for this collection so there's this crew Nick that I'm wearing but we also have it available in a t shirt I love how this turned out I love the colors it reminds me of childhood it's colorful it's happy it's positive it makes you feel good I absolutely love how this turned out I'm very proud of this collection and excited for you guys to check it out.

So that's available at mile hire merch dot com which just relaunched and 100% of the profit from this collection is going to National Center for missing and exploited children thanks in advance to everyone who picks one up we really appreciate your support and I know Nick mech does as well and if you are not familiar with National Center for missing and exploited children they are truly incredible it's a private nonprofit organization that serves as the National Clearing House and Resource Center for information about missing and exploited children and during the last 37 years.

Their National toll free hotline 1 800 the lost has received more than 5 million calls they circulate billions of photos of missing children and they've also assisted law enforcement in the recovery of more than 376,000 missing children.

It's an awesome cause you can feel really good about donating there plus you get some awesome merch in exchange for your donation so check that out the link will be in the description box but let's go ahead and get into Georgia's case.

So Georgia Lea Moses was born on January 7th 1985 in Buffalo, New York her mother Ida was around but she had bipolar schizo effective disorder and that made it hard for her to really care for her daughter in the way that she was born.

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