Welcome to Pretty Lies and Alibis. Let's seek the truth and travel

along road to justice together.

What's your now, Alibisers? Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm

Gigi. Good to have you here on this Monday. I apologize that I did not get this

syncing episode in earlier, but just had some things come up and had to deal with that.

So before we get started, if you're on YouTube, don't forget to hit subscribe, hit the like button,

bell notification if you want updates. Appreciate you guys. We're going to jump in music

back to the day before becoming famous. What did some of the most well-known singers do for a

living? Well, Elvis Presley was a truck driver. Sting was an English teacher. Madonna was a

waitress at Dunkin' Donuts and Johnny Cash deciphered encrypted codes in the military.

Axel Rose received $8 an hour to smoke cigarettes as part of an experiment at UCLA.

Everybody starts somewhere. You just got a work hard. As we know, Caitlin was found guilty

of murdering Mo Wilson last week. It took just around two hours for the jurors to liberate,

and I think I called two hours. Not sure. I knew it was not going to be a long drawn-out thing.

Circumstatial evidence cases are just as powerful at times as having solid DNA evidence to get

somebody. Jurors can use their common sense. This is a classic case of just that.

The jury had options between five and 99 years for sentencing. They came back with 90 years plus

a $10,000 fine. There was some final statements from Cash and Mo's mom, Karen, directed to Caitlin.

I want to go through those today. This is not going to be a long episode at all. It was pretty

brief, but I want to do this in a standalone episode. I like to finish out my cases with

the sentencing, even if it's short, in one episode. Here's what I'm planning to do for tomorrow.

If you're interested in what the transition will be like for Caitlin moving from jail to prison,

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