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[Music] I don't think the grieving ever ends it evolves we've been wanting to tell Amy's
story and just felt like we weren't ready before but now we feel like we can do it I'm so proud of her and what she's
accomplished oh my goodness fire eater dancer photographer model bartender therapist she wanted to fix people you
might want to speak to this woman Dr Amy haror as a licensed marriage and family
therapist I see all kinds of different things anxiety depression change of life stuff breakups moves things like
that Amy helped me so much I had gone to see am me because I had dealt with a relationship that got very out of
control and turned into a very serious stalking case jealousy can become dangerous even lead to violence it can
lead to death I want to 434 yeah somebody just attacked my roommate please get a cop
here I just was woken up by screaming like blood curdling scream and and then I realized that the
screaming wasn't stopping or slowing down and I yelled up you know Amy and I heard choking right after that I knew we
were in trouble this is for real this is really happening I knew we needed help like I'm going to have to make a break
for it when the First Responders first got that call where did they go they came right
here to this house Hey sir hi I can help you my room roommate was attacked I know
it I I heard it she's screaming she was thrown to the ground okay hold on okay Michael Herman was out here he's frantic
he's nervous they didn't know what to think of this guy right right they had no idea of who he was why he was
involved in all this they knew he was rambling on they had some doubts about him originally I think there okay sir do
me a favor do me a favor calm down calm down other than your roommate is there anybody else inside the house I don't
know I don't know thanks and I'm walking them around to the back of the house and it's dark back there there's
some light but it's pretty dark back there and when they get around to the back now they can see a body on the on
the ground sir sir come here remember not knowing what I was seeing you know after
was realizing it was Amy really what hit me was the way that she was killed so heartbreaking that her
people had to be taken in the way that she was I said I know who did it I just knew
it I was the only person she was afraid of it's the only one she was ever afraid
of

All-new: Amie Harwick's roommate speaks out about trying to save her and helping to convict her killer. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty reports Saturday, Feb. 10 at 10/9c on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

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Brief Summary

The episode tells the tragic story of Amy's life and death, highlighting relationship violence and its consequences.

Key points

The Story of Amy. A journey through grief and the impact of a tragic event.
A Dangerous Relationship. Exploring the dark side of jealousy and its consequences.
The Night of the Attack. A frantic call for help amidst chaos and fear.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I don't think the grieving ever ends.

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