Hey True Crime Besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialistly. Oh, Hey everybody welcome back to an all new episode of serialously with me Annie.

Now the case we're talking about today guys. serialously with me, Annie.

Now, the case we're talking about today guys, boy, oh boy,

it is a wild roller coaster,

and one of the crazier ones that we probably are going to talk about on this.

So Netflix actually just dropped a new documentary on April 10th regarding this case and the

documentary is called what Jennifer did.

Now, if you've been following this podcast for a while,

you know that we do a lot of deep dives on cases.

And not to to my own horn,

but a lot of the times it feels like Netflix really just skims the surface.

They kind of, I don't want to say report the bare minimum, but they don't go to like the trenches.

They don't report all of the details and that's something that we really pride ourselves on.

An example of that is when we covered American Nightmare, the Denise Huskin's case, which

we covered it before the documentary came out and a lot of people a lot of you guys said wow you

guys had so many more details that I've never even heard about why didn't

Netflix talk about all of these things and then another one that comes to mind is

the Carrie Farver case I think it was just it wasn't a docuaries they came out with it was just a documentary and it was called like what was it called like stage five

clinger or no that's what we called it. It was like dating nightmare something like that.

But once again, very, very surface.

So when I saw that they came out with this documentary,

what Jennifer did, I was like, oh no, because we covered this case several months ago and we did a full deep dive and so sure

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