Hey everyone. We have exciting news about true crime bullshit and unsafe spaces coming later this week and a new season of the Karen and Ellen letters next week.

But in the meantime, I wanted to tell you about Murder She Told, an award-winning

True Crime Podcast created by Credentialed Victims Advocate and Good Friend of Mine, Kristen Seavy.

Murder She Told dives into the lesser known cold cases and true crime stories you're not hearing

on other podcasts from New England and beyond.

Murder She Told uses detailed and investigative storytelling,

weaving in original interviews with the people closest to the case.

Rounded in deep research, straightforward narratives, advocacy, and the victims and their family at the center of every story,

Murder She Told will speak to any listener no matter where they call home.

I'm going to play a clip from a special episode of Murder She Told.

It's about Kristen's childhood friend, Danielle Bertelini.

Danielle went missing in Humboldt County, California in 2014, within one week of another woman's

disappearance.

There's an active petition seeking justice for them linked in the show notes.

Learn more at Murder She Told.com and binge Murder She Told

now wherever you get your podcasts. The I remember Daniel Bertelini as spunky and funny. I am pretty sure she was voted the class clown in elementary school.

Danielle was a childhood friend of mine. We both grew up in a tiny town in Central Maine.

She got in trouble a lot because she couldn't sit still and she loved to talk.

Danielle had heart of gold and a capacity for compassion that still stands out today.

At 20, Danielle, who was so excited to be a mother, lost her baby

prematurely, something that completely changed her, traumatized her. To cope, she fell into a life of drugs. A few months later, in the summer

of 2010, she moved to Northern California, hoping to heal and move on with her life but she was

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