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Hey lovely listeners and welcome back to Crime Analyst and the Intelligence Cell.

In this episode I wanted to do something slightly different. I wanted to share with you a special tribute to Joe Simpson.

You've always heard me say it's important to send to victims in their own narratives, and I've spent my career doing this.

And although some people do get this now, there are still so many unfortunately who don't understand why this is important.

You see often victims are defined by the very worst act that was done to them, a violent act, and that's all we know about them.

And from there on out they're just referred to as the victim, which is incredibly dehumanizing and very upsetting and distressing for family members and friends.

What's reported about them might just be a few lines, perhaps that they were the wife of someone, or their job description or profession might be given.

And often if it's a female victim, there's victim blame or slurs which are outrageous and unjustified, and that can happen even at the trial, which you heard happened in Joe's case.

Those character slurs went unchallenged and were not corrected, and for the families and friends that's incredibly important to happen.

I want to correct the narrative here about Joe with Diana and Hetty sharing who Joe really was.

Memories about her childhood, how she lived and loved, and how loved she was, and how dearly miss she is, by Die, Hetty, her brother James, her children Katie and Alex, and so many more.

And Diana also wanted me to share with you that she's had such tremendous support from her son James, who's just been incredible to her and to the children.

So here's Diana and Hetty and friends of Joe to share and reflect on special memories about Joe in their own words.

Joe was born on the 6th of May 1964. As most mothers would say she was the most perfect baby, really crying, usually smiling, and ate everything put in front of her.

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