Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialously with me, Annie Elise, your true

crime bestie, and I am here to break down another case for you. Now, if you've been listening to

me for a while, you know what I

love more than anything. You know I love when these criminals are so freaking stupid that they

either get caught up because of their Google history, because they're posting on social media

and trying to like gloat, maybe they're bragging to a friend.

I just love to see it. I love when criminals think that they are so smart, that they can get away with

the perfect crime, that they will never get caught, and then they do something so stupid and so reckless

that it really like blows the whole thing up on them. And that's what we're talking about today, particularly with social media coming into the fold.

And it's a wild one.

So I'm going to shut up and we are going to just kind of jump right in.

Ella, la diabolos only and she was the five wounds on her left forearm.

Is that this was a defendant who was all about him.

His rules, his way, he wins, he shoots when he wants.

I cannot put it to words.

The lost that I feel.

Okay, so I think we can all agree that whenever we go on social media, we expect to see photos of, you know, friends, family, maybe some influencers, some memes, maybe a cute little animal here or there.

But I want you to just for a moment, imagine scrolling through your feed and then seeing that one of your family members posted a photo of their dead spouse.

And I don't mean like a picture from

happier times with a message like, you know, rest in peace, I love you or something like that.

I mean a photo of their spouse who was literally alive this morning and then posting an image

of the fresh corpse of their spouse. Pretty disturbing, right?

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