Who Killed My Mother? — The Fefer Case is an independent documentary podcast examining the murder of Myriam Fefer, the investigations, judicial proceedings, media coverage, and their impact on those involved.
This podcast contains discussions of murder, violence, death, grief, trauma, and other sensitive subjects involving real people. Some episodes may include descriptions or archival material that listeners may find disturbing. Listener discretion is strongly advised. This content is not intended for children.
The series is based on court records, official documents, publicly reported information, interviews, archival material, personal recollections, and independent journalistic research. Statements concerning allegations, accusations, testimony, investigative conclusions, and judicial decisions are presented with attribution and within their relevant procedural and historical context.
An allegation is not proof of guilt. Individuals are presumed innocent unless and until found guilty by a competent court, and the series will identify acquittals, reversals, conflicting accounts, and other material developments when relevant.
Certain passages contain the creator’s personal memories, experiences, analysis, or opinions. Those passages are identified or made clear by their context and should not be understood as judicial findings.
The series is produced for journalistic, documentary, educational, and public-interest purposes. It is not legal advice and is not intended to interfere with, prejudge, or influence any judicial proceeding.
The project welcomes good-faith requests to correct material factual errors or provide relevant documentary context. Such requests may be submitted through the contact information provided on this website.