Before we start today's episode, I just want to address something that some of our crime after crime family might be wondering about.

The Netflix series Crime Scene dropped some heavy questions about internet detectives and to some viewers painted a picture some of someone that was in no way connected to the case. This in turn created a lot of harassment aimed at us that were featured.

The director, Joe Burlinger, has spoken recently on a Netflix podcast called You Can't Make This Up to make an important clarification

And then the other unfortunate thing that's happened with again a handful of viewers but people have made the incorrect

conclusion that the web sloths that are in our show were the ones who

taunted morbid as the potential killer.

And I just want to say for the record,

you know, nobody in our show,

none of those web sluice had anything to do with cyberbullying morbid so it's especially disappointing since again

the whole point of the show is don't cyber bully somebody period but especially don't

jump to conclusions about something based on

circumstantial evidence and a lot of these web sloots unfortunately now have been

getting on their social channels a lot of know, really intense mean remarks directed towards them for how

dare they cyber bully morbid, but the irony is those people who are attacking the web sluice, first of all, it's unjustified, and secondly, the whole lesson is you shouldn't cyberbully and these viewers are cyberbullying.

I'm proud to be a part of crime scene, a project that in my opinion

finally put the Elisa Lamb case to rest and raise some very important questions.

Those questions are being addressed piece by

piece at the Lord and Arts YouTube channel. You'll find a new playlist there called

Response to Netflix's crime scene where I'm pulling together numerous other

creators to help clarify and find new mechanisms to make

sure that internet witch hunts are not prompted by our content and that we also mitigate other risks that we identify.

I see this as a great moment for reflection and growth

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