Okay, guys, there is a documentary that has been trending. It's been blowing up on Netflix.

It's called Killer Sally. Now, we talked about the Mantae Teo documentary, reviewed that thing.

This one is wild as well. Let's go ahead and play the trailer so you kind of get an idea,

and then we're going to go Greg Luganis and dive on in this thing.

Jerry will decide the fate of Sally McNeil, a female bodybuilder, accused of killing her husband

and other bodybuilder on Valentine's Day last year. Sally McNeil took a shotgun and blasted

in her husband and shot him again in the face. He was shot in the face while on the ground.

I have a right to defend myself.

I couldn't take it anymore. I didn't want to die.

Okay, so as you can see synopsis of the story, woman bodybuilder, male bodybuilder,

get married, have kids, woman bodybuilder ends up shooting male bodybuilder,

and there's so much that goes on in between that. My thing is this,

people are already toxic in general. You have toxic relationships and people normal walks

alive, normal jobs and everything. People are just wired like that sometimes. But when you add

to people that are taking massive amounts of steroids that are also toxic,

this is not a good match. This is not a good mix. It is not a good conglomeration. I guess

you could say of things because we know what steroids does, especially when you take them like this.

It's one thing to take steroids and hit home runs or windshaws or something like that. It's

another thing to be in bodybuilding, which in the documentary, they talk about they ban steroids

for a year. All the fans who went there complain that the people were much smaller. They took away

the ban on steroids and personally, it's very interesting to me to look. It's not attractive to

me, like in any shape or form. But when you look at it, guilt or innocent, I think there's one scene

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