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Oneida County, NY Undersheriff Robert Swezskowski discusses ways thieves steal identities and how we can protect ourselves if a crime is being committed against us.

Undersheriff Robert Swenszkowski discusses the various ways that crimes and scams are perpetrated against seniors using the internet. From sweepstakes, Nigerian bank scams,  to bogus phone calls from the FBI, there are several ways that criminals are taking advantage of our elderly, especially utlizing the internet.

 Robert Swenszkowski is the Undersheriff for Oneida County, NY

Do you find yourself able to finish sentences of your closest friends? What is the intuitive connection? In this episode Jillian discusses the close energetic connections between friends, how this happens and why.

Most times the missing link in whole health is the energy of intuition. In this episode Jillian explores the importance of developing personal intuition to complete a whole health picture.

Ten years ago Allison Jackson Foy disappeared, her remains found years later. She left behind her beloved children and her family, including sister Lisa Valentino. Through the years Lisa, with the guidance and help of Monica Caison and CUE Center for Missing Persons, has turned over every stone searching for justice in her sister's murder in Wilmington, NC.

Lisa will give listeners the background of her sister's case and where we are today. Any closer to justice?

Help Save the Next Girl is a national non-profit organization founded in 2011 in honor of Morgan Dana Harrington, daughter of Gil and Dan Harrington. In 2009 Morgan was a 20-year-old Virginia Tech student who was abducted and murdered. The organizations goal is to sensitize young women and girls to predatory danger.

The foundation fosters mutual respect and camaraderie with young men, and is committed to be an active, imaginative presence on campuses and in clubs and violence prevention forums across the country. It also continually develops vital relationships with media and law enforcement, which enhances their ability to quickly disseminate urgent information, such as about a missing person. In addition, they provide outreach support to victims' families and actively participate in endorsing legislation which augments safety practices in our communities. 

Website and contact information:  HelpSaveTheNextGirl.Com

When tragedy strikes a family the effects will likely be long term. Each member may process the traumatic event in different ways and the lasting changes can go in several directions. 

Return guest, Duane Bowers, will discuss grief trauma; how some folks choose not to grieve, how people grieve in different ways, and  how sudden loss grief is different from age related or long term illness. He will attempt to offer solutions to each of these issues.

Duane T. Bowers, is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Reiki Master in private practice. Duane Bowers ranks among the very few professionals globally who specialize in working with and providing support for families of missing children and missing adults.

Guests: Volunteer Advocates from Help Save the Next Girl

Help Save the Next Girl continually develops vital relationships with media and law enforcement. Our connections enhance our ability to quickly disseminate urgent information, such as about a missing person. Help Save the Next Girl also provides outreach support to victims' families. We believe our media presence also promotes our mission to keep young women and campus communities alert to predatory danger.?

Website: HelpSavetheNextGirl.Com

Karen Beaudin's sister, Kathy Gloddy, was brutally murdered on November 21, 1971 and her case has never been solved, nor has justice been served.

In 2010 she released her first book, A Child Is Missing: a true story recounting the events of sister Kathy's murder. She has recently released a sequel, A Child Is Missing: searching for justice which was the result of six years of research and interviews. Retired and current investigators spoke freely about the difficulties they faced while working on her sister Kathy’s murder investigation.

The case was reactivated in 1983 and again in 2004. In 2006, Kathy’s remains were exhumed for DNA.

Her books are used in training sessions with law enforcement and victims’ advocates. Karen speaks to law enforcement officers, victims’ advocates, and criminal justice students at universities about their role in a murder investigation.

Karen's latest project is a writing contributor to the anthology series Grief Diaries: Surviving Loss by Homicide

WEBSITE: https://kbeaudin.com

Trina Murphy is the aunt of missing Alexis Murphy of Virginia and family spokesperson for her case. Since Alexis' disappearance, Trina has become an outstanding advocate for the missing working with other advocates and organizations to effect change.

Recently she worked to help pass 3 new law in Virginia addressing sexual assault and dating violence, especially on college and university campuses.

During this episode she will give listeners background on Alexis Murphy's case as well as background on the case of murdered Morgan Harrington.