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

I hope you guys are having a good start to your day because we have got a lot to talk about today.

I have been like reeling wanting to talk about this case with you

guys. I have been researching ad nauseum, so many details, and there's so much to talk about. Before we get

into that, if you are a brand new listener and you have never checked out this podcast, you know,

and this is your first time listening, let me give you a little breakdown of what it is we do here.

My name is Annie. I like to consider myself like a true crime bestie of yours trying to break down these cases

with you as though I'm talking with my best friend or my sister over a cocktail or coffee

and just talk through these things together. Do deep dives. Talk about the rabbit holes. Talk about

what's on social media, theories, all of those different things and just break it down in less of a clinical way than other podcasts do or other documentaries

do or shows to where it really feels digestible and like you're talking with a friend.

So if this is your first time listening to an episode and you enjoy it by the end of this,

please follow the podcast so that you don't miss future episodes.

And thank you for joining in any event and listening to today's episode. Now, as I said,

ever since I watched this show on Netflix, I have been wanting to do the deep dive. I've

talked about it a little bit, so you might know where I'm going with it, but it's apple cider

vinegar and all things, Belle Gibson. Bell, Bell, please.

I mean, either you're interested in getting to the bottom of this

and presenting the facts as they are the facts or you're not.

Yes, Bell was very convincing in her conviction of being sick and having an illness.

Stay strong in your identity and your Safu,

look to your community and make decisions like that which Gadda have taught us.

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