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Liz went from being interested in true crime to living true crime.
My husband said, your dad's been killed.
This is Hands Tied, a true crime podcast exploring the murder of Jim Melgar.
I was just completely in shock.
Liz's father murdered.
And her mother found locked in a closet, her hands and feet bound.
I didn't feel real at all.
More than a decade on, she's still searching for answers.
We're still fighting.
Listen to Hands Tied on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Chances are you've been targeted by ads and influencer posts nudging you towards a tea,
gummy or capsule you didn't even know you needed.
If you have poor sleep you need magnesium glycine.
Does your immune system need a multivitamin?
I bought some apple cider vinegar gummies off Tiktok shop.
The world of supplements is vast and growing and in this episode of BBC Trending I'll be taking a closer look at one small but booming corner of it,
the fertility supplement industry.
If I think about 15 years or so ago, people really didn't ask about supplements beyond folic acid.
I'm Kaleen Devlin from BBC Verify and earlier this year my online feed was dominated by ads for various fertility-related supplements.