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 Brewski.

I would love to be a fly on the wall and go back in time,

quantum leap style to see what it was like to be the parent of Donna Aedelson.

I don't know what that house was like.

You think she got told, you should be an actress someday.

Kind of feel like that.

She might have been that kid.

And we sure got to see that.

What we saw in a Tallahassee courtroom this week during the sentencing of Donna

Adelson wasn't necessarily justice being served.

It was a performance being staged.

Well, justice being served was kind of a side dish.

A performance so self-indulgent, so disconnected from reality,

it almost felt like watching a satire of privilege.

But there was nothing funny about it. It was grotesque. This was supposed to be

the final chapter, the conclusion of the long, grueling saga that's haunted the Markell family

for more than a decade. Instead, what we got was an encore, a masterclass in narcissism

from the Adelson family, led by the woman at the center of it all, Donna Sue. Isn't she lovely?

Isn't she lovely?

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