Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialously with me, Annie Elise. We are talking all things true crime today. Well, actually, that's a lie. That is a bold-faced lie. We're not

talking all things true crime today. We're talking about one specific thing, true crime today,

because we are doing a mega, mega deep dive. Now, I will say this case is relatively recent.

So there are maybe things that will trickle out over the next month or two.

I don't imagine that it will, but possible because it is more of a recent case.

But it's one that a lot of you guys have been requesting. So I decided we're not going to wait.

We're just going to go ahead. We're going to jump in and cover it. And I think the one thing

that's really creepy, especially when it comes to true crime cases, is the way that some of

these absolute monsters can honestly just blend right in. They can act totally normal, totally

safe, like these harmless people just going about their lives. And you would never in a million years suspect that they are capable of something so intense and so crazy.

But then it's like something horrendous or barbaric happens.

And you go back and you ask yourself, like, how did we miss the signs?

How did we not see this?

What else just kind of flew over our head? Like, what are we missing here?

So I want you to keep that in mind as we get into today's case. Like, and I hate to throw back to this, but almost like Ted Bundy in a way, right?

Nobody really ever suspected that this handsome, charming guy was capable of doing what he did. He also worked at a self-harm prevention hotline, like all of these things.

And then when you look back, you're like, oh, okay, the writing was on the wall in certain

things with certain behaviors.

But I just want you to keep that in mind as we get into today's case.

So let's jump right in.

What's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding?

Honey, I love you, but said I do. You broke into her house and you shot her.

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