This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Brewski, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

Welcome to 2026, everybody.

We're going to start it off with Sarah Grace Patrick and this case, which was supposed to be the first case of the new year.

It's going to be August. But we're still going to

talk about it. We're going to get into where things stand right now, because 17-year-old Sarah

Grace Patrick goes, well, was supposed to go to trial today. At least jury selection was supposed to.

She's charged with murdering her mother and stepfather while they slept

in Carroll County, Georgia. Her five-year-old sister found the bodies. Sarah called 911 for five

months. She posted crying TikToks, mourning the death of her mother and stepfather, reaching out to true

crime creators, and gave an emotional

eulogy. Then investigators arrested her, claiming mountains of physical and digital evidence,

but still have yet to show any of it publicly. No confirmed murder weapon, no disclosed motive.

The defense says they're still waiting on discovery, and what we've seen are TikToks,

DMs and a eulogy the Sheriff's Office calls odd.

Joining me to discuss, former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffendaffer is here to help us break it all down.

I know you've been watching it, you've been tweeting it, I've been tweeting it, I've been tweeting it,

we've been tweeting back and forth about it.

I want to get into this because I'm very fascinated. been tweeting it. I've been tweeting it. We've been tweeting back and forth about it.

I want to get into this because I'm very fascinated as to where everyone is coming from on this.

I was on with Vinny the other night about it. Well, late December. I'm going on tonight about it, too, providing we're still talking about it on closing arguments.

Law enforcement has said mountains of physical and digital evidence since July here.

But publicly, we haven't seen anything. We've seen TikToks. We've seen DMs.

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