Frozen Justice: A 13 year olds experience with death

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered how a rugged upbringing in Alaska could shape a career in law enforcement and music? Join me, Aaron, as I kick off the inaugural episode of the Murders to Music podcast, a heartfelt exploration of my journey from Kenai's wilderness adventures to a 21-year tenure as a police officer specializing in homicide and child abuse. I'll reflect on the vital role that pride and ego played in my career, and how these experiences inspired me to create Streamline Events and Entertainment, blending my love for live sound, DJing, and event management. Authenticity is the cornerstone of this show, punctuated by personal struggles and the invaluable support I seek from you, my listeners.Travel back to my teenage years, where a fascination with law enforcement was sparked by books like "The Onion Field" and hands-on experiences in the Boy Scouts of America's Explorer program. Hear gripping tales of my early police work, including my first encounter with a dead body, which profoundly influenced my emotional resilience. This episode also explores my personal life, from meeting my wife Stacy under challenging circumstances to the heartbreak and lessons learned from losing my mentor, John Watson. Discover the emotional rollercoaster of my son Justice's battle with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia, leading us to Portland and eventually to my transition from law enforcement to a passion-filled career in music. Tune in for an episode rich in life lessons, purpose behind the pain, and a genuine quest to bring joy through music.www.StreamlineEventsLLC.comwww.DoubleDownDuo.com@StreamlineSEE@DDownDuoYoutube-Instagram-Facebook