In the season finale of True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal Tale, Celene Beth sits down with Cheryl Hunter, a trafficking survivor and incredible advocate for resilience. Cheryl opens up about the first time she broke her silence in an untraditional and bold way, sharing how that moment became a turning point in her healing journey. She also reflects on how she entered the entertainment industry and how her experiences in the media world played a key role in her recovery, helping her turn her pain into a source of strength.

Celene Beth sits down with seasoned true crime producer Rachel Giberman for an in-depth conversation about her remarkable career and journey through the world of storytelling. Rachel shares her early days as a hotline agent for America’s Most Wanted, where she played a vital role in handling anonymous tips and connecting law enforcement with crucial leads. The conversation then shifts to their time working together on Exhumed for Oxygen, where Celene and Rachel reflect on how unique that show was and the challenges of bringing cold cases to life through exumations.

Rachel opens up about her years field producing on In Pursuit with John Walsh, and how that experience shaped her understanding of how trauma survivors should be treated with care and support, a perspective that continues to inform her work. They also discuss Rachel’s transition into the 90 Day Fiancé world, and how producing reality television differs from her true crime projects.

Rachel’s zest for the creative arts, her unwavering commitment to justice, and her ability to tell stories with empathy and ethics have made her an impactful producer in true crime television. This episode is filled with insights into the evolving landscape of storytelling and the importance of supporting and amplifying the voices of those affected by crime and trauma.

**TRIGGER WARNING** This episode features descriptions of Renèe Bergeron’s body after she was unalived. Listener discretion is advised.