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can become part of the show by backing us on Patreon. Hello everyone you are listening to We Saw the Devil. This is Robin and I am very

excited to present today's episode to you guys. As you know we've been covering the

Gabby Petito case basically since the

beginning and it has significantly impacted us emotionally. I know that the entire

world has been on the edge of its seat following this for a variety of reasons which we covered also in the previous episode. the episode is to dissect the chess cam footage, statements by Gabby Petito's family and friends,

from the angle of domestic violence.

There has been a great deal of criticism, not only for this podcast for covering this case, but on a national level as well.

Missing White Woman Syndrome is a phrase that many of you may have picked up on in the national media lately.

I posted a few articles on our Facebook page,

which causes a bit of controversy, too,

about the racial disparity and coverage

of missing women cases in the media.

This case has sparked so many different conversations.

And one of those is shining a light back on domestic violence.

And we believe here that Gabby's death has captured the nation, the world

really, partially because of the statistic that she was part of. And that statistic is that one in

four women experience severe physical violence from their partner.

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