This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Let's talk about the optics of this trial and what has been created outside of the courtroom.

The rabid people on, I'll say both sides to a certain extent,

that they're there, they're fighting for someone.

Sometimes they don't even know them.

Sometimes they're coming from other states, other countries to support.

Karen Reed, it seems to be what we've seen a lot of.

And going to very extremes to show that support, harassing witnesses,

trying to intimidate them, trying to push their narrative, you know, no matter what.

It's been spooky. You have people, there are people in this trial or not in this

trial who refuse to testify because they, they're intimidated. They don't want to be part of this.

They don't want to go say what their account of the day was. Because if they do and it goes against what narrative karen has

you got the flying monkeys that are going to go after her is this going to become you think the

new reality of a lot of cases where it's this side or that side and nobody is looking at the

middle other than us.

Yeah, we'll try. Yeah, and because reality seems to be much more in the middle of these cases, but people

like a group, people like a tribe.

They want to belong to something.

And it seems, you know, there's obviously huge obsessions.

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