Husband Flees To Italy & Requests Asylum Amid Murder Charges: Justice For Christa Gilley

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Kendall Rae 1:09
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another episode of True Crime with Kendall Rae. Thank you so very much for joining me today. I'm so happy to have you here. And if you're new to my show, welcome. Make sure you click subscribe or follow so that you never miss an episode of mine. So Today, guys, we are going to be talking about a case that I have been following for a while now, and I thought it was finally a good time to go ahead and cover it because we have a lot of information. There are many new shocking updates that have occurred recently, so... I am so curious to hear my audience's thoughts on this one because I am just enraged. This is an absolutely infuriating, tragic story, and more people need to hear Krista's story.
Kendall Rae 1:59
And there are just so many really upsetting twists and turns, so just prepare yourselves. We're going to be talking about the 2024 murder of Krista Gilley and also her unborn nine-week-old baby. Now, Krista's loved ones have been just fiercely advocating for justice in her case, and they have made huge efforts to keep the focus on who Krista was in her 38 years of life and not just the tragedy that she experienced, because her life is so much more than what happened in the end. And I hope to honor that as best as I can today by telling you about all of her amazing traits. I mean, Krista was a really, really wonderful person. And I cannot believe the way that her life was taken from her in such a cruel, brutal way at the hands of a man who was supposed to love and protect her for the rest of their lives.
Kendall Rae 2:58
Before we get into that, though, I wanted to mention just in case anyone in Krista's family sees this episode that me and my team will be reaching out to you guys to offer you a hope grant through my foundation, Higher Hope. They are currently raising funds to cover some of the legal expenses associated with her murder and what it takes to get her the justice she deserves. And that's, you know, part of our mission at Higher Hope is to alleviate as much of that as we can for families. And all of your support of True Crime with Kendall Rae and any of the Mile Higher Media shows help us to do that. So thank you so much for making Higher Hope possible and engaging with our shows week after week. It just means the world to us.
Kendall Rae 3:42
And also our sponsors as well are a huge part of the reason that we are able to help so many families. And with that, let me go ahead and tell you more about Krista. So Krista Gilley was born Krista Bauer, and she was born into this world on February 7th, 1986 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to her parents, Chris and Sharon. And she eventually would become the oldest of four girls. She had three younger sisters being Samantha, Laura, and Sarah. And growing up, she was really said to have been truly the quintessential oldest daughter, taking on that caregiving role for each of them at a young age herself. And as the eldest daughter myself, I know how intense that can be at times and how much responsibility you get from a young age and kind of really are always in that role where you're helping taking care of your younger siblings, even as they grow up.
Kendall Rae 4:35
And I'm sure anyone else who is an older sister or an older sibling knows what I'm talking about there. And Krista, you know, really looked out for them in school, at their home, and in their everyday lives. And that protective nature about her stayed true into adulthood.

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