I’m on the second-to-last episode, and I already know I’m going to miss having this podcast in my life. I’ve listened to it on my way to work, on my drive home, and even while coding at my desk. Somehow, Chris became part of my everyday routine.
I actually avoided looking anything up online, including photos, until about halfway through the trial. And Chris, I have to say, you look EXACTLY how I imagined you would! 😂
And while we’re talking about you, your voice was seriously made for podcasting. I absolutely love listening to you. The calmness in your voice, the way you choose your words, how carefully you think about what you say, and when to say it. It’s an art in itself.
But what makes this podcast truly extraordinary goes far beyond the storytelling. It’s the incredible amount of time, heart, and determination you put into this case. Your compassion, patience, and persistence are honestly something else. You didn’t just tell a story. You helped make a real difference in a case that mattered so much to so many people.
Chris, I hope you realize how remarkable that is. You should be incredibly proud of what you’ve accomplished. And I hope you know how much your work means to people, even complete strangers like me. Thank you for caring enough to keep going.
And to anyone wondering if this podcast is worth listening to: stop wondering. You’re wasting time. Just press play.
Best,
Marta
