Method & Madness18 Apr 2023

Murdered: Kristin O'Connell (Pt 6) Signs

This is the 6th part in a series.

Today, we hear from Kyle O’Connell, brother of Kristin.
You’ll hear in Kyle’s own words what a homicide does to a family, particularly an unsolved one because every day without answers is unpredictable. The phone ringing at any time- during dinner, after 9 PM -is this finally it? There are those moments that come sporadically, without notice, when an investigator says they’re close…only for another decade to go by. This is Kristin’s story, told by those who are fighting for her.
There are memories that time does not erase... Forever does not make loss forgettable, only bearable. -Cassandra Clare

CALL TO ACTION
Kristin’s case CAN be solved. Please sign the petition and demand that the NYSP use an outside lab to test the DNA:
Petition · Family Demands DNA Testing by an Outside Lab in the Kristin O'Connell Cold Case · Change.org

If you have any information about Kristin’s case and want to submit a tip, please do so by contacting:
Peter McCadden of the New York State Police:
(585)398-4125

You can also share this episode and Kristin’s story on social media - there is power in numbers and someone knows something.

Make sure to join the Facebook Group for case updates:

Justice for Kristin O'Connell
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Method & Madness is researched, written, hosted, & produced by Dawn Cate

Sound Editing by moInspo

Music by Tymur Khakimov from Pixabay
Music by Alex_Kizenkov from Pixabay

This episode was made possible thanks to the following people: Courtney Fenner, Christopher Pavlik & Jolynn Rice

The investigative work of Noel Hotchkiss & Preston Felton

The family & friends of Kristin: Phyllis O’Connell, Barb Baer, Shannon Harris, Phil Riedel
Thank you, Kyle.
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