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Nicole Wasilishin (Nikki): The Daughter of a Mudered Woman, Stephanie (Stacey) Wasilishin

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Imagine being placed in the back of a squad car with the very person who took your mother’s life. This unfathomable nightmare was Nikki Wasilishin's reality. Join us as Nikki recounts the tragic night her mother, Stacey Marie Wasilishin, was murdered and the years-long journey she embarked upon to seek justice. With raw honesty, Nikki reveals how repressed memories and a mishandled investigation have fueled her relentless pursuit of the truth, using her own TikTok channel to create a community of support.
We'll navigate the complex emotions tied to police misconduct in unsolved homicide cases. Nikki opens up about the painful memories of her younger sister repeatedly saying, "Poppy killed mommy," and the baffling experience of being placed with the primary suspect. Despite acquiring a 400-page case file, crucial parts remain missing, raising questions about police negligence and inexperience during the 1993 investigation. This episode underscores the importance of persistence and the emotional toll exacted on those seeking justice for their loved ones.
From the distress of public scrutiny to the triumph of resilience, we explore how going viral can distort personal narratives and invite unwanted cyberbullying. David shares his roller coaster experience of fame, adding depth to our understanding of public misrepresentation. We then celebrate the enduring spirit of resilience, drawing parallels to Nikki’s unwavering advocacy and her mother Stacey’s lasting legacy. Concluding on a lighter note, we entertain the whimsical idea of Melissa McCarthy playing Nikki in a movie, reminding us all to find joy amidst the pain. Tune in for a deeply moving and empowering conversation about justice, representation, and the power of community.

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Chapters

1. Nicole Wasilishin (Nikki): The Daughter of a Mudered Woman, Stephanie (Stacey) Wasilishin (00:00:00)

2. Surviving Podcast (00:00:01)

3. Police Misconduct in Unsolved Homicide (00:04:42)

4. Navigating Public Scrutiny and Cyberbullying (00:16:18)

5. Building a True Crime Filmmaking Empire (00:22:49)

6. Inspiring Stories of Triumph and Resilience (00:26:41)

162 episodes

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Content provided by David Keck. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by David Keck or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Imagine being placed in the back of a squad car with the very person who took your mother’s life. This unfathomable nightmare was Nikki Wasilishin's reality. Join us as Nikki recounts the tragic night her mother, Stacey Marie Wasilishin, was murdered and the years-long journey she embarked upon to seek justice. With raw honesty, Nikki reveals how repressed memories and a mishandled investigation have fueled her relentless pursuit of the truth, using her own TikTok channel to create a community of support.
We'll navigate the complex emotions tied to police misconduct in unsolved homicide cases. Nikki opens up about the painful memories of her younger sister repeatedly saying, "Poppy killed mommy," and the baffling experience of being placed with the primary suspect. Despite acquiring a 400-page case file, crucial parts remain missing, raising questions about police negligence and inexperience during the 1993 investigation. This episode underscores the importance of persistence and the emotional toll exacted on those seeking justice for their loved ones.
From the distress of public scrutiny to the triumph of resilience, we explore how going viral can distort personal narratives and invite unwanted cyberbullying. David shares his roller coaster experience of fame, adding depth to our understanding of public misrepresentation. We then celebrate the enduring spirit of resilience, drawing parallels to Nikki’s unwavering advocacy and her mother Stacey’s lasting legacy. Concluding on a lighter note, we entertain the whimsical idea of Melissa McCarthy playing Nikki in a movie, reminding us all to find joy amidst the pain. Tune in for a deeply moving and empowering conversation about justice, representation, and the power of community.

Support the Show.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Nicole Wasilishin (Nikki): The Daughter of a Mudered Woman, Stephanie (Stacey) Wasilishin (00:00:00)

2. Surviving Podcast (00:00:01)

3. Police Misconduct in Unsolved Homicide (00:04:42)

4. Navigating Public Scrutiny and Cyberbullying (00:16:18)

5. Building a True Crime Filmmaking Empire (00:22:49)

6. Inspiring Stories of Triumph and Resilience (00:26:41)

162 episodes

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