Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an an all new episode of Serialessly. I hope you all

had an amazing holiday season with your family, your friends, your loved ones. We're

obviously still in the thick of it.

And that's kind of what brings me on today. Instead of a headline highlights today, we actually

are going to do a case deep dive together. Now, there is a dramatization series that recently

released on Netflix called Love and Death. And so many of you have been asking me to

cover this case because a lot of you are new listeners and you didn't know that we covered this case

a few years ago. So what we're going to do today is a little bit of a throwback episode. We're going to

revisit that case. I'm going to give you all of the deep dive details and we will resume regular headline highlights next week.

But now for this week, you'll have, you know, a little bit of a longer episode to get you through the family get-togethers, get you into the new year.

And yeah, so interested to hear what you guys think about this case.

It definitely is a wild one.

And let me know if you guys have watched love and death on Netflix yet. I again, hope you all had an amazing holiday and happy new year.

Oh gosh, guys. Today's episode, it is just a wild one. It was one that I was debating if I wanted to cover with you guys and if I wanted to do it on the podcast or if I wanted to do it over on 10 to Life. But it's one that is the epitome of serialously and makes you kind of say, seriously? What the fuck? Like, what is going on? And it's very interesting. And you'll understand what I'm talking about here in a second. But it's very interesting because it's a case that has been repurposed into

material on Netflix, or I'm sorry, not Netflix, on Hulu, HBO Max, but two different points of

view are stated in the series version of this case. And also, they missed so much information.

So I'm going to talk more about that in a second, guys. Sorry, I know I'm getting ahead of myself. But anyways, welcome back. I'm so glad you're here with me, besties. It's another true crime case that we just have to talk about. So before we jump in, if you could quickly do me a solid, just double check that you're listening, or I'm sorry, that you're listening, that you're

following this podcast. I didn't even know that following a podcast was a thing until recently,

but it's almost like Instagram or any other social media. You can follow along so that you

actually get notified of future episodes that I drop. And lately I've kind of been dropping a lot of

random bonus episodes throughout the

week as we've been following so many cases with trial updates, things like that. So you're going to

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