Hey True Crime Besties, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly. Oh, Hey everybody welcome back to an all new episode of

serialously it's me Annie Elise your true crime BFF.

I think last episode we said we were just gonna drop Annie Elise

so that it was just gonna be Annie.

You can just call me Annie.

So it's me, Annie. I am back with a brand new crazy ass case for you. It is a wild one and it's actually one that I have seen quite a few people talking about but all of the videos I've watched and all of the articles I've read about and things like that

Not to say that the coverage hasn't been fantastic, it certainly has been, but there felt like there were just so many details missing.

And I was like, how is all of this fit into a 45 minute episode or things like that.

I'm like, there's no way it can.

So the case that we're going to be talking about today

is a case that has been labeled the Black Swan Murder,

which I'm just gonna kind of preface it and say sorry I'm getting

comfy here with you guys if you can see the video version I'm just like getting

comfy here on my chair with you. I wouldn't say that it is the Black Swan Murder. I've seen that movie. It doesn't really have any relation,

I guess because there's a ballerina involved. People are saying that, but I don't know. You know how the media likes to dramatize cases and name murders so that's what it is

Anyways the name stuck because one of the people involved was a ballerina like I mentioned and she has been

described as beautiful kind and a loving woman but some people believe that she

has a dark side saying that she is nothing more than an opportunistic, manipulative, and calculating lunatic.

Now I'm going to warn you, we are going to be here for a while today, and this case is crazy as fuck.

When I started researching it, I truly had no idea where it would go.

And as soon as I started reading through all of the court documents,

I instantly knew that you guys had to hear this story because it is one where

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