The Homicide Survivor's Healing Journey | Dr. Jan Canty
About this episode
Dr. Jan Canty shares her journey of healing after the murder of her husband and her work with homicide survivors.
In 1985, my guest's husband left for work and never came home. Ten days later, she identified his body parts in a Detroit morgue. She also discovered he'd been living a secret double life. Dr. Jan Canty is a psychologist who spent 30 years in silence—until a podcast for homicide survivors brought her back. The night he went missing, Jan looked in a mirror and heard herself say, "He's dead. He's not coming home." She buried that moment for decades. Today, she helps others heal through after-death communication and community. This episode aired on July 20th—the exact day Jan learned her husband had been murdered. That synchronicity is not lost on me. 00:00 The Night He Never Came Home 03:05 Introducing Dr. Jan Canty 04:05 The Phone Call from Homicide 05:06 The Double Life She Never Knew 07:38 Identifying Him in the Morgue 10:40 Survival Mode and 30 Years of Silence 14:47 What Makes Homicide Grief Unique 17:25 The Detective Who Saved Her 22:26 How She Clawed Her Way Out 26:51 The Spiritual Pivot: After-Death Communication 29:18 Her Own Experience: "He's Dead. He's Not Coming Home." 32:53 Spontaneous vs. Induced After-Death Communications 37:43 The Basketball Game: An ADC That Saved…
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