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Nov 2020

10m 6s

Tribute To Stephen Anthony Jeter

Real Crime Profile / Wondery

About this episode

Today, Jim wanted to send a special message out to listeners about the recent death of his best friend Stephen Anthony Jeter. We wanted to do a tribute to Stephen, not just because he was an amazing person, but to get the word out about SUDEP, and raise awareness so that other people might be saved. We love you Stephen and we will never forget you.

The music for this tribute “Why’d You Leave Me” was written and performed by Taps Mugadza. You can see pictures of Stephen as well as his artwork on our Facebook page.

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