Hey everyone is Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus Liktai, the podcast.

We are still in our True Crime Theater series.

And this time, we're going to hop the pond and go over to Ireland.

And this one, we said when we started doing this series

True Crime Theater, too, that it was going to be TV, movies, and documentaries. And

documentaries is where this one comes in. So this one, we'll talk a little bit about the documentary

at the end, but you can find this one on Netflix.

So this one on Netflix is actually called Murder in Westcork.

It is a little remote village where Sophie de Planteer was murdered brutally outside of one of her homes.

Just a little bit about Sophie.

She is a 39-year-old French television producer.

She was known for her intelligence. She was so elegant and she was creative and she had a passion

for storytelling, which translated into her work for film and documentaries. She loved books and

art, but she was very quiet, very reserved. She was

very much an introvert. She did not like flashy or loud social gatherings. She much preferred

to be quiet and on her own. And she was married to Daniel de Planteer. He was a renowned film producer as well, and they

shared a life that from the outside seemed very glamorous and very successful. She had a son,

Pierre Louis, from her first marriage, who lived with her and Daniel. So Daniel is a little bit of the opposite of Sophie in that he's a very social person.

He always has friends in and out of the home. He's entertaining, working on his next big project,

working in this industry. There was a part of him that had to be. But as we know, Sophie was much more introverted, more private. So to balance

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