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I've got stage 4 colon cancer. I'm doing all right right now, but I my doctor has
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told me and she was very blunt about it. She said, "You know that this is going to kill you." And I said, "Yeah, I know
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that. I understand that." So that's why I agreed to do this interview because I may not be around before this comes to a
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conclusion, you know, but I'd like to see it start. I'd like to see him uh get busy and do their job and and make uh
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give Peggy a resolution. You know, maybe me, maybe I'll still be around. I don't know. But
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I'll try try to be around. I'm not afraid. Uh I I'm not afraid of anything anymore. I can't be. I have to be strong
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and and um and I want if we can do something for Peg and her memory, then let's get it done now. All right. The
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man you just heard speaking was Tom Hedrickk. And his sister, Peggy Hedrickk, was murdered in Fort Collins,
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Colorado back in 1987. And the thing is, there is still plenty that can be done to solve this
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case. The problem is the people who are in charge right now who have the case aren't doing what needs to be done to
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solve it. But our crime junkies know what helps with that, right? A little bit of pressure and a lot of noise. And
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so the reason we went on tour, the reason we're bringing this story again is we want to tell people why they
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should be making noise, why they should be straight up mad. Not just on behalf of Tom and Peggy, but so many people in
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our story.