Episode 161 Stacey Colbert

In the midst of life's complexities and everyday moments, nothing can truly prepare you for the sudden loss of a loved one, especially when that loss is shrouded in the mysteries of an unexplained disappearance and an eventual tragic death. This is the heartbreaking yet inspiring story of Stacey Colbert, a bright young woman with a promising future who went missing in 1998. It is also the story of the unwavering determination of her family, friends, and loved ones to uncover the truth and seek the justice that Stacey so rightfully deserves.

In this episode, I speak with Danielle Nussbaum, who shares the profound impact her sister Stacey had on everyone who knew her and the relentless pursuit for answers that has defined the years since Stacey’s disappearance. You will also hear from Stacey's sorority sister, Paula, as she reflects on the joy and vibrancy that Stacey brought into their lives. Through their voices, we remember not just the tragedy of Stacey's loss, but the light and life that she embodied.

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The Murder in My Family is hosted and produced by Eric Cater-Landin. It's also co-produced by show creator and original host; Mike Morford of AbJack Entertainment. 

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True Consequences podcast

Angels' Voices

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