Andrea Dunlop

Hello, it's Andrea.

And today we have a familiar and always welcome voice, Detective Mike Weber, who is going to tell us about a case that has some really haunting parallels to our season six case.

And not only because both perpetrators are named Lisa, though that is an odd detail.

As many of you know, Detective Mike is my co-author on my nonfiction book, The Mother Next Door.

He is retired, but still very active, consulting on cases and doing trainings around the country.

We always appreciate hearing from him.

The team and I are currently hard at work on season seven.

And before that, we've got some incredible Case Files episodes coming up, including a conversation with probably my most requested guest ever.

Truly a big full circle moment for Nobody Should Believe Me.

We also have some exciting news to share, which is that Nobody Should Believe Me has been nominated for an Ambie Award for Best True Crime Podcast.

I am super honored to be nominated by the Podcast Academy because these are my peers and it's really special to be recognized by them.

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And a reminder that if you have questions or want to share feedback, the best way to get in touch is by reaching out at hello at nobody should believe me.com.

I know things are really intense out there right now, and I hope you're finding comfort and community with one another wherever you are.

Thank you for being part of this community and showing up here each week.

I appreciate you.

We'll be right back with my conversation with Detective Mike Weber.

Hey, it's Andrea.