911 dispatchers are often the unsung heroes of emergency services. They work behind the scenes, acting as the first responder for numerous traumatic events. Nearly 40 percent of dispatchers experience burnout, which is almost double the burnout rate for “normal” jobs (1). However, most dispatchers believe they are safe both on and off the job. Unfortunately, this is not true, particularly for today’s case. Okay…onto the show. Dawna Natzke Missing Person’s PosterThank you for listening – if you enjoyed this episode please leave a positive review and rating on apple podcast or your podcast player of choice, it really does help. You can find us on most social media channels, twitter @tcfcpod, facebook.com/tcfcpodcast, instagram @truecrimefanclubpod & of course our website is truecrimefanclub.comIf you have an episode suggestion, send us an email at tcfcpod@gmail.com This episode was researched and written by Suzy St. JohnContent Editing by Brittney MartinezAudio Engineer: Neeks at Wetalkofdreams.comAbout the Podcast A Thon http://www.our-americana.com/fundraisingDonation: The Charley Project https://www.gofundme.com/f/fundraiser-for-the-charley-projectPodcast recommendations: Mens Rea Podcast, Death By Champagne, & True ConsequencesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-cases-w-lanie--3643504/support.
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