Gary Jubelin

The interviews are raw and honest, just like the people I talk to.

Some of the content and language might be confronting.

That's because no one who comes into contact with crime is left unchanged.

Join me now as I take you into this world.

Can murders be prevented?

It's a complex question, but one that Aggie DeMauro is not afraid to ask.

Aggie is the mother of Celeste, a vibrant 23-year-old whose life was brutally taken from her.

She was stabbed to death in her own home by a former co-worker she hardly knew who was consumed by obsession.

Today, Aggie joins me on I Catch Killers to make a point that is both heartbreaking and undeniable.

that Celeste's murder could have been prevented.

Nothing said in this conversation will bring Celeste back.

But Aggie's voice matters, and if the right people are listening, perhaps lessons can be learnt.

Accountability can be demanded, and real change can follow.

Because stalking is not harmless, it's dangerous, and far too often it is deadly.

It's time to wake up before something like this happens again.

Aggie DeMauro, welcome to I Catch Killers.

I know that you'd rather not be having a conversation with me in the circumstances that we're having the conversation.

So I apologize up front, reliving things that are obviously very painful to you.

But in the lengthy conversations that we've had in the lead up to this podcast, there's some very important messages that you want to get across.

And I agree with you wholeheartedly on your concerns.