Andrea

I kind of, in my head, I feel like I should have called you guys before I did that.

I kind of, in my head, I feel like I should have called you guys before I did that.

Um, no, I haven't done that.

Um, no, I haven't done that.

Um, no, I haven't done that.

I feel like that's small. Zero.

I feel like that's small. Zero.

I feel like that's small. Zero.

Working on this podcast with Sarah has been a wild and emotional journey. From the beginning, our intention was sequestered was to tell the truth of what happened. I've spent a lot of time asking myself why that felt so important to me. I think it's because we all carry stories inside of us that remain untold. Whether out of shame, fear, or simply not wanting the world to know what we've endured.

Working on this podcast with Sarah has been a wild and emotional journey. From the beginning, our intention was sequestered was to tell the truth of what happened. I've spent a lot of time asking myself why that felt so important to me. I think it's because we all carry stories inside of us that remain untold. Whether out of shame, fear, or simply not wanting the world to know what we've endured.

But there's power in speaking the truth and saying, this happened. Jasmine didn't get a chance to walk away from a bad situation. She likely went to Jason's apartment on the night of November 22nd, 2022, seeking comfort after losing her grandmother. Instead, for reasons we may never fully understand, he ended her life in a terrifying way.

But there's power in speaking the truth and saying, this happened. Jasmine didn't get a chance to walk away from a bad situation. She likely went to Jason's apartment on the night of November 22nd, 2022, seeking comfort after losing her grandmother. Instead, for reasons we may never fully understand, he ended her life in a terrifying way.

I've always believed that we are all connected more than we might ever realize. Our work is to let that truth in, to be open to the most unexpected experiences and to partner with them when they arrive. Elizabeth Gilbert says this in her book, Big Magic. Do whatever brings you to life. Then follow your own fascinations, obsessions, and compulsions. Trust them.

I've always believed that we are all connected more than we might ever realize. Our work is to let that truth in, to be open to the most unexpected experiences and to partner with them when they arrive. Elizabeth Gilbert says this in her book, Big Magic. Do whatever brings you to life. Then follow your own fascinations, obsessions, and compulsions. Trust them.

Create whatever causes a revolution in your heart. I felt compelled to tell Jasmine Pace's story because it could have been my own story or your story. I've lived and breathed the details of this trial for the past two months with Sarah. I've dreamt about Jasmine. I've even asked her for guidance as we've been writing and planning this podcast.

Create whatever causes a revolution in your heart. I felt compelled to tell Jasmine Pace's story because it could have been my own story or your story. I've lived and breathed the details of this trial for the past two months with Sarah. I've dreamt about Jasmine. I've even asked her for guidance as we've been writing and planning this podcast.

And even though I never met her, the words and the emotions of her family have shown me that she was an exceptionally loving and vibrant human being. I will never forget Jasmine Pace. I think about her all the time as I go through my life now. I believe she's watching over her family right now. I feel that deeply.

And even though I never met her, the words and the emotions of her family have shown me that she was an exceptionally loving and vibrant human being. I will never forget Jasmine Pace. I think about her all the time as I go through my life now. I believe she's watching over her family right now. I feel that deeply.

In an odd way, I feel connected to her because she seemed fierce and loving and passionate about life. So what will I take away from this case and this experience? I've rediscovered a passion to advocate for those who no longer have a voice. I'm still asking myself what that means, but my heart is wide open.

In an odd way, I feel connected to her because she seemed fierce and loving and passionate about life. So what will I take away from this case and this experience? I've rediscovered a passion to advocate for those who no longer have a voice. I'm still asking myself what that means, but my heart is wide open.