Ryan Wolfe

That's obviously the main goal.

But you realize and come to realize that there's so many other positives that come out of this stuff.

And in some ways, I've become sort of a psychiatrist at points where you're dealing with people and you're helping them.

you're helping them deal with guilt.

I mean, the amount of times I hear people say, man, that is the best name for this podcast because that's what I've carried all these years.

And what they do is they effectively take that and then they give it to me.

And I was just yesterday interviewing someone for season three

a really interesting story.

A woman who believes she might be the last to have seen Heidi alive.

And it's quite a compelling story, but she's carried this guilt all these years.

And at the end of our interview, she literally said that.

She's like, oh my God, I've carried this weight all this time.

Now I feel like I've passed it on to you.

I feel okay now.

Like I've finally done what needed to be done.

And that's just one of those side things that every case has all of those things.

You look at Alana's case with Ricky.

man, like honestly the cathartic effect of him coming on that journey with me and being able to fulfill his promise to his sister that he was going to find out what happened, you know, you know, in that funeral home, he made that promise to all those years ago and he'd carried this guilt that he'd never really done that.

And he got a chance to go do it.

And I mean, that was, I felt like that was the biggest one that came out of that whole season.