They think we're lazy. They think we're weak-willed. They think we're weak-willed. They think we're lazy.

They think we're weak-willed.

They think we're entitled.

They think we're selfish.

They think we don't care about anybody but ourselves.

We are compassionate.

We are resourceful.

We are capable.

We want to make a difference in the world.

We are underestimated. We are underestimated. Welcome. Welcome to the final episode of Undermestimated, discussing the case of Jeanette Robertson.

Thank you for remaining with us on this journey for justice and awareness for Jeanette.

Through our episodes, we've explored various theories and developed a deeper understanding of how to create a suspect profile,

which will be crucial in this final episode as we apply the key elements of this profile

to analyze potential suspects and determine whether they match the characteristics and behaviors

of the perpetrator.

Before we begin going through the list of suspects, we will like to play the recording of our

discussion with Jim Clementi

about his thoughts on our profile and what he would have done differently.

So anyway, let me just tell you, you did a really good job on, you know, laying out what the

crime was, and the victimology was really good, and some interesting things in there, the murder itself and

the crime scene. All that stuff is very well done. You know, you have the demographics in there.

You have her risk assessment in there. That's all really well done. And I'll just go through notes that I've sort of put in throughout this.

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