Hey True Crime Besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialistly. Oh, Hello, hello, hello, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialist Lee with me Annie

Elise. You know what you're here for today right? We are going to go through

everything that went down this week in the Chad Daybell trial. We are officially in week three now and we've got a lot to talk about because this trial is wild and more information is coming out.

It's kind of been like a little bit of a whirlwind on different motions different this different that so we've got a lot to go through and if you've been listening to the last two recaps we've done we're doing a recap every single Friday

where we're telling you everything that went down that week in the trial

because I know it's difficult to watch hours and hours and hours of court TV and courtroom footage.

So we're going to break down all of the high level

takeaways and everything that you need to know in order to stay current with

this case. As I've mentioned in the last episodes, we do have a correspondent in the

courtroom from our team.

Lindsay is there.

She has been there from day one and she is literally making eye contact

with Chad Daybell and giving us play byplay of everything going on.

So what we've done in the last couple of episodes is I have my laundry list of questions

that I am asking her because I'm just so curious and I want to know everything,

every single thing that's going on there.

But I really think it's important for her to just jump on the mic and share with you directly,

not only answering my questions, but just her perception, her take on what she's seeing day to day. She's talked with Larry and Kay Woodcock.

She's talked with other news outlets. So many different connections and people that she

has talked with along the way. So I'm going to pass the mic over to her. I'm going to let

Lindsay just give us the full rundown of everything that went down this week from

motions, testimony, behavior, all sorts of things, you know, Chad's stupid face and all the things that go with that as well, and let us kind of feel as though we're right there in the courtroom with her.

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