Hi guys, welcome to a new episode of Legally Brunette. I will be your host, Emily Simpson with

Shane. We're just going to do a little New Year's Eve mini episode to talk about, well,

let's talk about Legally Brunette because we started it this year and we're ending it. And what would

you like to do next year with Legally Brunette? Do you have any goals for the podcast?

Would you like to talk about certain cases? What do you think? I'd like to solve some crimes. You want to solve crimes? You want to notch it up? Yeah, so we have a lot of questions. We do. Those questions lead into other questions. Right. Maybe we should start solving some crimes next year. It would be cool.

If we had like a tip line, people call it and give us some tips.

Oh, yeah.

I like that idea.

It would start a tip line.

Yeah.

Okay. Maybe we should start solving some crimes next year. It'd be cool if we had like a tip line. People call it and give us some tips.

Oh, yeah.

I like that idea. We'll start a tip line. Yeah. Okay. And then you want to be like boots on the ground. Well, something, yeah. You want to like get your investigative hat on and you want to go out and you want to get the DNA and you want to test it. That's right. All right.

Okay, guys, you heard it here first.

Lili Brunette.

We're going to take it to the next level. Legally Burnett investigators. Right. Okay. Crime solvers. What would you like to say to the fans out there that have listened and supported Legally Brunette? There are so many of you and thank you so much for listening. You guys, I really appreciate it. I never realized how much true crime was a form of entertainment. Oh, yeah. And I don't mean entertainment, like in the fun way, but out of interest and following along. I mean, you and I always watch true crime stuff, but it's such a huge genre. You know, I'll tell you, I would say my first experience with true crime really was just when I was a teenager, and it was Menendez. And I was glued to the TV when the trials were on. I watched them as like a 16-year-old and then a 19-year-old or whatever it was. And that's when well it's it 16 well no because they well they

had two trials oh oh you watched them both yeah I mean not from why were you fascinated by them

because they were in Beverly Hills I think so I think when you're a when you're so you're like

watching 90210 yes one day and the next day you're watching the Menendez trials yeah so I was

pretty obsessed with that.

And but then, you know, when we got married in 2009,

Shane would always watch Forensic Files.

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