Welcome to season three of what really happened executive produced by seven bucks productions

Duane Johnson Danny Garcia and Brian Gowertz an association with cadence 13

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Imagine your 29 years old you make a friend the relationship develops quickly you get to hang out quite a bit

But imagine that friend isn't who they say they are and you're left wondering what really happened

My name is Rachel Deloge Williams. I grew up in Knoxville Tennessee

I am the oldest of three kids my parents are both clinical psychologists. I played soccer my whole life

I don't know I used to be really in darts and crafts

I don't know I had a really like happy like relatively I don't I guess I don't know if it's normal

But it was my childhood. Yeah, I had really like loving supportive parents. I think I was very lucky in my childhood

I went to Kenyan College in Gambiro, Ohio, which is

Midway ish between Cleveland and Columbus kind of in the middle of nowhere. I was a photo editor of vanity fair

I got my job at vanity fair through a combination of hard work and dumb luck. I would say I

I knew I wanted to enter in there when I was in college

So I had actually picked someone's name off the mast head and center an email out of the blue just I didn't end up getting the internship

I was a little late and they were already full, but um after I graduated I

Was put in touch with somebody for what's called an informational interview where you just go in and get to ask questions

It wasn't even really applying for a job, but I was persistent at following up with the person I had met with and it just so happened a job had opened up

with the person I had emailed out of the blue a year prior and and her name's Catherine McLeod

She remembered my correspondence and so I quickly got an interview for that position and then was I started the next day

I was very serendipitous, but I was just very persistent

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