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In Episode 15, Con and Maddie go back to see the counselor. Con talks about his dreams of death involving him and Maddie, one where they were going to commit a double suicide.

Maddie begins to shake and tells them something she's never told everyone - she killed a woman in a car accident.

 A Gentle Thief is a fictional podcast written and performed by Amanda Dickson. Dickson is heard weekday mornings from 5:00-9:00 on Salt Lake City's KSL Newsradio.

(FICTION) In Episode 15, Con and Maddie go back to see the counselor. Con talks about his dreams of death involving him and Maddie, one where they were going to commit a double suicide. Maddie begins to shake and tells them something she's never told everyone - she killed a woman in a car accident. A Gentle Thief is a fictional podcast written and performed by Amanda Dickson. Dickson is heard weekday mornings from 5:00-9:00 on Salt Lake City's KSL Newsradio.

A Gentle Thief is a fictional podcast, written and performed by Amanda Dickson, inspired by real events involving the death of a young girl and her parents' desperate and relentless attempt to have her death certificate changed from suicide to homicide.  Get the full story here: https://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Thief-Amanda-Dickson-ebook/dp/B005IE7X2G
Attorney Sophie Brownlie is given the case her first week with the law firm of Day Openshaw. She becomes passionate in her attempt to help the family prove that their daughter did not kill herself. But if she didn't, who did? Her ex-husband? Her new boyfriend, who had broken up with her just two days before she was found dead? Or is there someone else with a motive that isn't as clear? 

The story takes us from Las Vegas, where Sophie practices law, to Pennsylvania, where the young girl grew up, and finally to Cedar City, where she lived . . . and died. 

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A Gentle Thief

(FICTION) In Episode 15, Con and Maddie go back to see the counselor. Con talks about his dreams of death involving him and Maddie, one where they were going to commit a double suicide. Maddie begins to shake and tells them something she's never told...

"I killed her."

Need a good read? Here are three recommendations from Amanda Dickson's guests on A Woman's View: "Two Old Women" is an Alaskan legend about two old women who were abandoned by their tribe. "The Tree at the Center" is a book of poetry by an up and comer that sounds wonderful. "A Passage to India" is a wonderful classic from the 60's that speaks to many modern issues when three people from England come to India and are shocked when they cannot befriend the Indian people because of race.

Amanda's guests this week are: Pamela Atkinson, a community advocate and advisor to Governor Gary Herbert; Liz Sollis, the marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library; and Jean Millar, the executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare.

Need a good read? Here are three recommendations from Amanda Dickson's guests on A Woman's View: "Two Old Women" is an Alaskan legend about two old women who were abandoned by their tribe. "The Tree at the Center" is a book of poetry by an up and comer that sounds wonderful. "A Passage to India" is a wonderful classic from the 60's that speaks to many modern issues when three people from England come to India and are shocked when they cannot befriend the Indian people because of race. Amanda's guests this week are: Pamela Atkinson, a community advocate and advisor to Governor Gary Herbert; Liz Sollis, the marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library; and Jean Millar, the executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare.

Need a good read? Here are three recommendations from Amanda Dickson's guests on A Woman's View: "Two Old Women" is an Alaskan legend about two old women who were abandoned by their tribe. "The Tree at the Center" is a book of poetry by an up and...

Need a recommendation for a good book? Here are three!

Missouri is set to become the first state in the United States where there is not a single clinic offering abortion since the decision in Roe v. Wade. (Note this recording is made before the final decision is made on Friday.) Amanda Dickson asks her guests what they think of the situation. She is joined by Jean Miller - executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare, Liz Sollis, marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library, and Pamela Atkinson, community advocate and advisor to Governor Herbert.

Missouri is set to become the first state in the United States where there is not a single clinic offering abortion since the decision in Roe v. Wade. (Note this recording is made before the final decision is made on Friday.) Amanda Dickson asks her guests what they think of the situation. She is joined by Jean Miller - executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare, Liz Sollis, marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library, and Pamela Atkinson, community advocate and advisor to Governor Herbert.

Missouri is set to become the first state in the United States where there is not a single clinic offering abortion since the decision in Roe v. Wade. (Note this recording is made before the final decision is made on Friday.) Amanda Dickson asks her...

How do you feel about Missouri having no abortion clinics?

When it comes to the countries with the biggest gaps between rich and poor, the United States is in the top ten. We are #9. As we read about the economy humming along, Amanda Dickson talks about how  she knows that is not true for everyone. She asks her guests for their insight: Jean Miller - executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare, Liz Sollis, marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library, and Pamela Atkinson, community advocate and advisor to Governor Herbert.

When it comes to the countries with the biggest gaps between rich and poor, the United States is in the top ten. We are #9. As we read about the economy humming along, Amanda Dickson talks about how  she knows that is not true for everyone. She asks her guests for their insight: Jean Miller - executive director of the Women and Newborns Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare, Liz Sollis, marketing and communications manager of the Salt Lake County Library, and Pamela Atkinson, community advocate and advisor to Governor Herbert.

When it comes to the countries with the biggest gaps between rich and poor, the United States is in the top ten. We are #9. As we read about the economy humming along, Amanda Dickson talks about how  she knows that is not true for everyone. She...

"I killed her."

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