As we bring our coverage of Amber Berbiglia's case to a close, we sit down with someone who knew and loved Amber long before her name became associated with tragedy—her mother, Michelle Robinson.

In this deeply personal and emotional conversation, Michelle shares the heartbreak of losing her daughter, what she remembers about the circumstances surrounding Amber's death, and the questions and emotions that have stayed with her over the years.

But this episode is about more than loss. Michelle takes us back to the moments that mattered most—the happy memories, the love, and the person Amber was before her life was cut short.

As we conclude this chapter of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we want to ensure that Amber is remembered not simply for how she died, but for how she lived and the people who continue to carry her memory.

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Amber Berbiglia was more than the circumstances surrounding her death. She was a friend, a person with relationships, struggles, hopes, and people who cared deeply about her.

In this episode of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we sit down with Cathy Lee Sellers, one of Amber’s closest friends, to hear about the Amber she knew.

Cathy shares how their friendship began, the nature of their relationship, and what life was like for Amber during that period of her life. She also talks about the dangers and difficult circumstances surrounding Amber, including what she witnessed and what concerned her as someone close to Amber.

But Cathy’s story is also about what came afterward. She opens up about the lasting impact Amber’s death had on her life, the memories she still carries, and what it has been like to live for decades without answers or justice for her friend.

Through Cathy’s memories, we get another opportunity to understand Amber not simply as the victim of an unsolved murder, but as a person whose life—and loss—continue to matter to those who knew and loved her.

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In this episode of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we hear about Amber Berbiglia from someone who knew her best: her sister, Amanda Berbiglia-Roberts.

Amanda takes us beyond the headlines and the circumstances of Amber’s murder to share who Amber really was. She reflects on memories of growing up together, Amber’s personality, and the exciting things happening in her life before it was tragically cut short.

Amanda also opens up about what it means to live with Amber’s absence and the lasting impact her death has had on her family, friends, and everyone who knew and loved her.

This episode is about more than how Amber died. It’s about how she lived, the future she should have had, and the sister who continues to carry her memory.

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Amber Berbiglia was young, with a life still unfolding and so much ahead of her. Her murder brought that future to an abrupt and tragic end, leaving behind questions that have remained unanswered for far too long.

In this episode of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we sit down with Gina Stevens, a leading advocate for Amber and someone who has dedicated herself to keeping Amber’s story alive and pushing for answers.

Gina shares how she first became connected to Amber’s case, what compelled her to become involved, and what she has uncovered through years of research and advocacy. We talk about the circumstances surrounding Amber’s death, the questions that continue to trouble those who have studied the case, and why Gina believes there is still more to be learned.

Through Gina’s advocacy, Amber continues to have a voice. And until the questions surrounding her murder are answered, her story deserves to be told.

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In this episode of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we review the unsolved 2013 murder of 23-year-old Amber Berbiglia. We look again at what is known about Amber’s final hours, the circumstances surrounding the discovery of her body, and the questions that remain more than a decade later.

We also step beyond the case to share updates from some of the latest conferences we have attended and the conversations, connections, and lessons that continue to shape our work as victim and family advocates.

Closer to home, we discuss an upcoming conversation with a family in our own community that has experienced the unimaginable loss of two loved ones in a double homicide. We also share a reminder about the upcoming vigil for Jody Kilgore, as family, friends, and community members continue to gather in his memory and call for answers.

Different families. Different cases. But a shared purpose: keeping their names, their stories, and the search for answers from being forgotten.

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What does a trained tracker see that the rest of us might walk right past?

In this episode of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, we sit down with Mark Culp, an experienced Man Tracker with Search and Rescue, to talk about the skills, knowledge, and years of experience that go into searching for a missing person.

Mark shares his background and explains what a tracker is actually looking for once a search begins, from subtle changes in the environment to the small signs that can help determine where someone may have traveled. He also walks us through how ordinary people can begin thinking like a tracker, learning to pay attention to details that are easy to overlook.

But this conversation goes beyond tracking techniques. Mark offers an important perspective on the men and women who volunteer their time to Search and Rescue, the people who step forward to lead these difficult searches, and what they want missing persons and their families to understand about the search process.

For families searching for answers, volunteers wanting to help, or anyone interested in how experienced trackers approach a missing-person search, this conversation provides a fascinating look at the people, skills, and decisions behind Search and Rescue.

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John Davis, Jana’s ex-husband, knew Crystal McCrory well and joins us to share a more personal side of Crystal and the family.

John shares some fun stories and favorite memories of Crystal and Jana, giving us a chance to hear about Crystal as a person beyond the tragedy and questions surrounding her death. He also reflects on Jana’s determination to keep fighting for answers, push for change, and advocate for other families facing similar struggles.

It’s a conversation filled with memories, laughter, reflection, and a look at the fight Jana continues in Crystal’s name.

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Jack Fox is back to take another look at the Crystal McCrory case.

This time, we review a seven-minute interview between Crystal’s husband, Tony, and law enforcement on the day Crystal died. We break down what was asked, what was said, and what stands out about such a brief interview during the earliest hours of the investigation into a death that was ultimately ruled a suicide.

We also discuss our recent conversation with the parish sheriff whose office is responsible for the case. Rather than avoiding questions about the investigation, the sheriff was willing to speak with us and expressed openness to having other groups or agencies independently review the case.

What can we learn from those first seven minutes, and could an independent set of eyes help answer some of the questions that remain surrounding Crystal McCrory’s death?

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As with all cases, all parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law

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