Send a textIn “Muted Cases,” Aaron recounts the days after Avery’s death—the evidence scramble, the discoveries that came too late, and the slow, brutal realization that what the community most needs to understand can be narrowed, negotiated, and effectively erased from the official record. The episode expands beyond one family’s loss into a repeatable pattern: teen networks, platform mechanics, and legal structures that struggle to name what’s happening in plain language. Through an anonymous former teen witness, the Chapman family’s push for Sammy’s Law, and a second youth perspective from Cole, “Muted Cases” makes the case that these aren’t isolated tragedies—they’re predictable outcomes of a system that prioritizes speed, scale, and plausible deniability over child safety and public warning.00:00 — Opening: the part of the story Aaron could not tell until now07:23 — Anonymous witness: Travis Olympia’s Snapchat delivery system13:25 — Snapchat's baked safety plan, Counterfeit vapes and the nicotine pipeline19:50 — Sam Chapman: Sammy’s story and the fight for accountability25:52 — California’s SB 918 and the push for operational accountability29:19 — APIs, profit motive, Snapchat’s AI claims, and the legal gap40:18 — Cole’s story: growing up inside the Snapchat drug economy46:01 — Closing reflection: from one boy’s story to a larger pattern