Did you ever hear a story and think, we're not getting the full picture?

That's where we start. On this field's criminal, we unpack crime, corruption, and conspiracy

with curiosity, context, and just a touch of chaos. We step outside the timelines and ask better

questions and explore the systems

behind the story, all in a voice that feels more like a friend than a reporter. Because when you

identify the patterns, you can't unsee how often they show up. On February 20, 2025, 16-year-old

Sarah Grace Patrick called 911 to report her mother, Kristen Brock, and stepfather James Brock, had been shot to death.

They had been found by her half-sister, who was five years old at the time.

Understandably, the small community of Carrollton was shocked and terrified that someone could murder two people in their beds as they slept.

Thankfully, Sarah Grace and her young sister were safe and unharmed.

As time went on, Sarah Grace did what many teenagers do to express themselves.

She got on TikTok.

She would pose videos and slideshows, grieving her loss, as well as asking for help in solving

the murder that seemed to have no leads.

Then in July of 2025, she was arrested and charged as an adult with double homicide.

The police believed that she had murdered her parents and left their bodies for her young

sister to fine and then proceeded to pretend she was grieving publicly for attention.

Today, we will continue our deep dive into this case.

We will discuss where we are as of now,

what is coming up next for the trial, and any other information or things that we can glean

from what is out there. Because again, there's not a whole lot out there. And if you did not

listen to part one, that dropped last week, you will probably want to start there. Otherwise, this part won't make very much sense to you. But you are also free to do as you wish, though. Don't let us tell you what to do. We're not your real mom. We never will be. Nope. All right. So we ended last week with Daniel Patrick's interview on law and crime. And I did look up the host name and it's Chris Stewart. So sorry. My apologies. Okay. And it was kind of a longer interview. It's several minutes long. We're going to pick back up with like where Sarah was living. He's going to explain some other things kind of going on in the family, how some of the family dynamics led to her living

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