Content Advisory Warning: Please be advised that this episode contains mention of self-harm and suicide. Please take of yourself.
 
Tom and Ben, our favorite dynamic duo of Will Continue to Monitor podcast, are back again to join us for this episode! We tackle the story of psychologist Gregory Dennis. When his wife was discovered unresponsive, her death was initially ruled as a suicide. However, her family suspected foul play was involved and conducted their own investigation in which Gregory was the primary person of interest. 
You will want to stick around until the end for our "Good Nurse" segment as we are joined by a special guest, school psychologist Mike Matvy. Mike shares how he experienced a breakthrough in his own personal struggles with dyslexia and how it inspired him to develop an iPhone app called Audio Exam that teachers can use to give exams to dyslexic children in an oral format rather than in a written format. 
 
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Sources for this week's episode can be located below!

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/columns/2017/10/17/initially-ruled-suicide-oklahoma-man-indicted-in-wifes-death/60568192007/ 
https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/courts/henderson-psychologist-sentenced-to-prison-in-wifes-2015-death-2574112/ 
https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/former-university-of-tulsa-footballer-arrested-for-murder-in-nevada