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I mean, I've always understood that there's a gross part of true crime, but I never understood.

There were tactics.

I think one of the worst things was the amount of victims I heard

from who were allegedly coerced into signing no-compete documents. So, like, in telling their

story to one documentary and then saying, I'm not going to tell my story to anybody else. And I'm

like, to a victim, that is a horrible thing to do to somebody.

And you own their story, you own their trauma.

It's a horrible thing to do, and it's extremely unethical.

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I'm Amanda Knox.

And I'm Christopher Robinson.

And this is Labyrinths.

On February 24th, 2019, at approximately 220 a.m., Paul Murdoch, son of a.m.,

son of a well-connected South Carolina lawyer, Alex Murdoch,

crashed his family's boat into the piling of a bridge, killing one of his five passengers.

At only 20 years old, Paul was manning the boat with a blood alcohol content three times the

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