We've all seen the headlines in the news of how somebody lost their life in an act of cold-blooded murder,

and it grabs your attention, but have you ever stopped to think about the life of the person at the center of the news story?

These victims were way more than a salacious headline.

I'm Eric Carter-Londine, and my podcast, The Murder in My Family,

dives into some of those stories to help listeners get to know the person who was lost and how their death affected those closest to them.

Listen to the murder of my family everywhere you listen to podcasts.

You woke up with somebody in your bed on top of you.

The way that the police acted, I thought that I had done something wrong.

You have filed a lawsuit against the police department

for how they handled this case.

There's no other crime where your sexual history

is put on display.

As difficult and as painful as it is,

it has to be vetted.

Did you actually have procedures done

so if this happened again, you wouldn't wind up with a rapist baby?

From the very beginning, over two decades ago, I've always promised to discuss the silent epidemics in this country.

The issues that leaves so many suffering and isolation and afraid to seek help.

And tonight's topic is very consistent, right on point.

Shockingly, every 68 seconds, someone 12 years old or older

is sexually assaulted in this country.

That's nearly half a million children, mothers, sisters, and friends.

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