This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Well, it's probably time we talk about the show.

Unknown number, the high school catfish on Netflix.

Lots of people are buzzing about this.

Carol Hughes been buzzing about this.

And I sat down and I watched it.

And I swear to God, honestly, the first 45 minutes, I'm like, why am I watching this, Carol?

What are we?

Because I'm like, you've got to watch this. Well, it's like, it's like all high school

drama at first. And you're like, and like, of course kids are doing this and saying horrible things to

each other. We used to do it through little notes that we would, you know, like fold up in origami

shapes and pass to each other in the hall like we're doing a drug deal or something.

And now it's digital.

And it can be far worse and far more damning because this sort of stuff, it's not just in a hallway.

It intrudes into your life.

It intrudes into every single inch of it.

And the level to which this thing went.

Oh, it's disturbing.

Yeah.

The messages that they got were very graphic, very sexual, in a really gross way.

And it makes it even more disturbing when you end up learning where it all came from.

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