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

You know what time it is. It is Thursday. So that means it is headline highlights, where we are going to break down everything that's going on

in the true crime world this week together. And unfortunately, there is no shortage. There are new

cases. There are updates to cases. There are some honestly twisted and insane cases, like

truthfully through and through. So we're going to be together for a minute, but we have

got a lot to go over. Now, as a reminder, if you have not listened to Monday's deep dive yet,

you got to go back and listen, okay? Because this case was so twisted and diabolical. I didn't

think that I was going to cover it at all, but then the verdict happened just a couple of weeks ago and not even a couple weeks ago now, like a week ago.

And my jaw was on the floor. I cannot believe that this is what the jury came back with. And so I knew I needed to do a deep dive into the case. But it's basically this 17 year old kid who seemingly has gotten away with murder twice.

And not just like random strangers or friends, not that that would make it any better, obviously,

but his parents.

And a year and a half apart killed his father, allegedly.

It was self-defense, as he was saying.

Then a year and a half later killed his mother in self-defense.

Yet both circumstances were extremely similar in the sense that he claims they were both chasing

him with a knife. He also claimed that they were trying to kill him. Yet between the gap of when

his father died and his mother was killed, or I should say his mother died,

that he was telling people that he didn't want to go live with his mother and he didn't want

to go home because he would, quote, kill her if he did. It's unbelievable. So you got to go

listen if you haven't yet. It is a wild ride. Now let me move my mic. Sorry, it's kind of off to the side.

Okay. So today, like I said, we're going through all of the headlines and we're talking about

what's been happening more at a high level this week. And so one of the main things that we're going

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