From NBI Studio, this is Truth Injustice, a crowdsourced investigation in real time.

I'm Bob Brough.

Deep breath everyone. If you didn't notice, last week's cell phone episode was kind of done

in a panic. I thought the document that I hope to work off for my analysis would be ready

on Tuesday and it was, but I wanted it sorted and filtered differently. Since I apparently

am incapable of using Excel properly and also not great at communicating the Teresa exactly what I needed,

long story short, I got the document the way I needed it by Thursday evening and had to have

the episode off to Kelly who was six hours ahead of me at the time by midnight. Saying all that

to say this. I think last week's episode actually went well and I've loved the input I received

from so many of you this week, but I've spent the last four days really digging through those

records and actually taking the time to thoroughly analyze them. Plus, thanks to you listeners,

we've filled in some gaps and some missing information. So today, I'm going to give you a

concise analysis of the days we've covered and continue on to finish off the weekend.

This is season 12, episode 28, Relationships.

As I began breaking down these call logs, something tragic occurred to me.

Everything that we know about Becky and her relationships comes from other people.

She sadly unable to tell her own story, and so everything we know about her comes from other people,

the men in her life, her friends. We're left with a picture of the relationships in her life

that was painted by the very people that were investigating. With that in mind, for Becky and for

the sake of accurate victimology, what I've tried to do here is give us an idea of what was going

on in Becky's life based on what she was doing, rather than based on what people said.

We've heard about how wonderful Becky's relationship with Jacob was until she just didn't

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