Papi Killed Mommy
Papi Killed Mommy is a raw true crime podcast about the night my mother was murdered — and how the truth was buried for years. I was just 10 years old, but I never forgot what really happened. Support Papi Killed Mommy and help keep the story alive. Your monthly support means the world to me — and it helps me keep bringing you this important story. As a thank you, you’ll get a personal email from me and a shoutout in the next episode! Check out the support link Papi Killed Mommy (Papi Killed Mommy Support) visit my website, or find it in...
Episodes
Interview with her friend: Laurie Swift
Send us a text📍 Bonus Episode: Laurie Swift Remembers Stacy I’m Nikki—daughter of a murdered woman. This bonus episode features longtime friend Swifty sharing candid memories of my mom, Stacy, that bring her to life beyond the headlines. R…
Interview with my father: Craig Daley
Send us a text📍 Hi, my name is Nikki and I’m the daughter of a murdered woman. Welcome to a special bonus episode of Papi Killed Mommy.⚠️ Before we begin, a quick trigger warning: this podcast contains discussions of domestic violence, hom…
The Final Interview
Send us a textIt was three weeks before my 11th birthday, when my mother, Stacy Wasilishin, was killed. For weeks now, I’ve taken you back to July of 1993 — to the night she died, the hours after, and the painful days that followed. In this…
The Day They Told Me
Send us a textSunday, July 11, 1993. The day I learned my mother was dead.In this episode, I take you into the moment that shattered my childhood. That morning, my foster family drove me and my little sister to the Sedona Police Department.…
The Day After
Send us a textIn the previous episodes, I walked you through my mother’s final day, the chaotic hours after her death, and Russell Peterson’s first interview. But the story didn’t stop there. In this episode of Papi Killed Mommy, I take you…
The Hours After
Send us a textEpisode 3: In the Hours AfterIn this episode, I take you into the hours immediately following my mother’s murder—hours I’ve spent my entire life trying to piece together. From the moment I was pulled from my bed and placed in …
The Hours After
Send us a textEpisode 3: In the Hours AfterIn this episode, I take you into the hours immediately following my mother’s murder—hours I’ve spent my entire life trying to piece together. From the moment I was pulled from my bed and placed in …
The Last Day
Send us a textOn July 8, 1993, my mother, Stephanie “Stacy” Wasilishin, spent the day struggling — at work, in her relationship, and in her spirit. It would be the last day of her life.In this episode, I walk you through the full timeline o…
The Beginning
Send us a textI was ten years old the night my mother was murdered — a night that shattered my childhood and changed my life forever. In this episode, I take you back to that fateful evening, sharing the intimate and haunting details of the…
Letter from her daughter: Nikki Lee
Send us a textHi, my name is Nikki. I’m the daughter of a murdered woman, and welcome back to Papi Killed Mommy.In this bonus episode, I’m reading a letter I wrote to my mom, Stacy Wasilishin Writing it was healing. Reading it out loud was…
Letter from a friend: Cheryl Mendel
Send us a textHello, I’m Nikki, daughter of a woman whose life was tragically cut short. Welcome back to Papi Killed Mommy.These bonus episodes share letters from my mom’s closest friends — a way to meet the woman I never fully knew.She was…
Bonus Trailer
Send us a textThe call begins with “9‑1‑1, what’s your emergency?” Moments later, the man on the other end admits he might have killed my mother. Yet 32 years have passed without a single charge, trial, or ounce of justice.My name is Nikki—…
Letter from a friend: Laurie Swift
Send us a textBONUS EPISODE: A Letter From a FriendBefore Papi Killed Mommy officially launches on July 9th, I wanted to give you the chance to meet the woman at the heart of this story — my mom, Stacy.This bonus episode features a letter w…
Trailer
Send us a text I was 10 years old when my mother was murdered. The man who did it is still free. This isn’t just a true crime podcast — it’s my real life. If you believe in justice, subscribe to Papi Killed Mommy Support the show