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 with me Annie.

Now if you're watching the video version of this, you may notice that there's a little difference going on. You might be like, hey, Annie, things look different. What's happening? Well, let me break it down. So the lighting has obviously changed. We're doing it a little

bit moodier, a little bit, you know, just kind of like, I don't want to say spookier, but just really

matching the content more.

Because as most of you know, I changed the intro music

several weeks back because I feel like it just

fit the content more than what the upbeat light-hearted music was before and so then I got to thinking I was like you know what the

bright colors the bright lights that doesn't really feel like it fits the content either

and so I was like I just need to like stay true and authentic to what I'm doing what I'm here to talk with you guys about so

dimmed the lights down it kind of looks like I'm in an in Salem asylum with all of these padded walls behind me but I feel like it's better so hopefully you guys agree with me

Now the case we're talking about today guys boy. Oh boy it is a wild roller coaster and one of the crazier ones that we probably are going to talk about on this. It kind of actually reminds me a little bit about the case we talked about a few weeks ago with the

millionaire heiress who attacked her mom with her boyfriend and all of this but

let me just jump right in let me quit explaining and let's jump right in. We all know that the

extent to which people are willing to go for revenge can really vary greatly

depending on their individual circumstances, on their beliefs,

maybe even their emotional state.

We know that revenge is driven by this deep desire within

for retribution, and sometimes it can lead individuals

to engage in some extreme and really harmful actions.

Some people may even be driven to seek revenge through legal means, while others may resort

to illegal or unethical methods.

It can perpetuate this cycle, a cycle of violence, of damage, and can damage relationships

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