It is podcast recommendation time and this time I am going to recommend a

podcast from one of my friends and this is a podcast that I would love even if

Kristen wasn't my friend but she is and that podcast is Murder She Told.

One of the things I love best about Kristen's show

is that you are not going to hear the same cases

you've heard on other podcasts.

In Murder She Told, Kristen focuses on lesser known true crime stories, generally in New England, sometimes beyond, and they're told from the perspective of a victim's advocate.

You will see this most in her work on the Reeves Johnson case.

This is a missing person's case from Kiddery, Maine.

It happened in 1983, and not only was she given access to the case file to make a podcast, she currently actively works on the case as new leads come in.

But no case really hits quite like the Danielle Bertelini case does and that's because Danielle was Kristen's

childhood friend and she was murdered in California in 2014. There has been no

justice in that case and Danielle's episode features an interview with her

mother and with the lead detective on that case. Murder she told is an

investigative podcast that is rooted in deep research,

straightforward narratives, and the victims and their families are

at the center of every story.

You can learn more at Murder She Told.com and search for Murder She Told Now wherever you get your podcasts. In 2012, Mickey Shunick left on her bicycle to ride home.

When she vanished over a thousand tips came in but it took two to lead to her

killer. What they later learned was Mickey wasn't his first victim. I'm Charlie and

welcome to crime lines.

to crime lines I hope everyone's having a good week. I wanted to give a reminder

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