My parents have more reason to dislike to any than almost anyone else.

He hurt their daughter.

They're very angry with him.

But even my family who felt like I had been mistreated

who would never do something like this? Never.

Hey true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialistly. serialously. Hey everybody welcome back to an all-new episode of Serialistly with me, Annie Elise.

Boy, oh boy, do we have a case to talk about today?

Now, for those of you who have never listened to this

podcast before and have absolutely zero clue who I am, nice to meet you. My name's

Annie and this is kind of a spin-off of my YouTube channel,

Tend to Life.

Tend to Life is where we do like deep dives

on all sorts of different true crime cases,

whether they're old, cold, current, all the things.

So then now we have serialously, is the podcast version and it's a little bit different in terms of it's still the same deep dive cases but we talk about it more in just kind of of casual best friend type of way something and the way I would explain it to my sister in a lot of these cases where we have the ability to say a little bit more than we are on YouTube because they like to censor a lot of stuff and we're kind of able to just talk through these cases together and that is exactly what we're going to be doing in today's case because today's case is an especially wild one. It has to do with a very

complex family tree, multiple arrests in the case, drug deals, wealth, bribery, murder for hire plots, I mean,

honestly, you name it. Now this case has been in the media a little bit here and there more recently than I had seen

it in quite some time and it's been really difficult to keep everything straight.

So what I'm going to be doing in today's episode is breaking down the entire case for you start to finish but

explaining it in a more simplified way so that it's easy to follow, easy to digest,

easy to understand, all of the things, but don't get me wrong there are a lot of

twists in this case and a lot of points and a lot of moments where the math

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