B. Hey, everybody, welcome to Pink Shade. It's Tuesday. Normally in this spot we would have

90-day fiance fiance but guess what

Matt Sharp actually takes a break for the Super Bowl who knew he doesn't take a break

for any other holiday just the Super Bowl But that's fine because I'm going to get a

chance to talk about a documentary that I'm really interested in. It's called

Till Murder Dois Park, Surin versus Heasam. It was on Netflix. It came out last year in

2023. I just recently found out about it a month or so ago and I'm really not

even sure why. I feel like a nephew maybe told me about it, but it takes place in Lynchburg, Virginia and I have a lot of family there.

So I did reach out to my aunt and my cousin who lived there. They remember it very well.

My cousin says she used to babysit in the house directly behind the

haysoms and her mom said what are the chances there's going to be another

double murder you're fine to go over there and babysit. It was the 80s. It was the 80s. But it's

very interesting all this stuff about the state of Virginia and the

governors being in power and the John Grisham, the Mississippi aspect of it all, which everybody knows.

I'm from Mississippi, big John Grisham fan.

So it was just a lot of this that intrigued me.

So today I have a very special guest that you've probably heard many times over on our friend

Kate Casey's podcast. It's Jodine Weber of Caught in my web. She's a former FBI

agent. She knows everything about everything and she's going to break down this documentary.

Welcome Jody.

Thank you Mary Payne. Thank you for having me.

Oh my gosh. So you and I were talking before and you immediately were giving me some hot takes and I'm like save it save it for the pod

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