Mover Nation, the trial of Michelle Triconis is about ready to enter its fourth week. And I am just now

catching up to it. And I got to tell you, after looking and examining this case over the last 24

hours, I have, of course, a lot of thoughts. I'm Collierlandry. Let's get into it.

Cessimony continued today in the most notorious criminal trial. When I was 12 years old,

my testimony sent my father to prison for murdering my mother. I decided at an early age that

our trauma should not be what defines us. It's what we choose to do with it that does.

I'm here to share my unique perspective on true crime, mental health,

society, and popular culture, albeit with a slight sense of humor. I'm Collierlandry,

and welcome to my show.

Mover Nation, what is going on? I'll tell you what's going on. There is a atmospheric river monsoon going on outside

these hallowed walls of production glory. I'll tell you. Yeah, it has, we have massive storms here in the Southern California area, and it is not fun.

It is cold.

It is wet.

And I am so glad because I got up at 6 a.m. this morning just to get everything done before the rains hit.

It's already been a very productive day, and it's only 3 o'clock.

So here we are.

So I am, of course,

as always, late to the party on all these trials, all these things. And of course, it always starts out with a conversation with my adoptive mother, Susan, and she says, have you looked at this case?

That's how it usually starts. Did you look at this case? Have you heard of this?

And usually like, have you heard of the children? What do you think the children feel? How do you think

they are? Do you know that they're being raised by their 90 year old grandmother? And there was five

children. And I've got to be honest with you, this whole thing is so, this all started back in May of 2019. And I can

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