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A woman's report of a sexual assault ends with her arrest for violent felony.

Did she really commit these crimes or was she framed by an angry ex-lover?

This is the Samona Sumisar story.

Good morning Amy.

Good morning Megan. How are you today?

I'm great. This case is kind of a wild one.

It was covered by date line to wild back.

You know, like I'm a date line, obviously, fanatic.

Yep. And I remembered it. I remember it actually pretty vividly.

So I came across it again on a replay and I went, oh my goodness,

this case, I can't believe I even forgot about it.

Then it brought it back to me. Then I started doing the deep dive, which I wanted, you know,

of course, for this episode.

And I kind of wanted to cover this story for two reasons.

One, because it brings up very interesting theories on the extremes a person will go to to get what

they want. And two, this case really showcases the subsequent flaws in our justice system

that might allow people to get away with these kind of extremes and these acts of revenge.

So it's complicated. It's wild and it's a bizarre story.

So I'm just letting you know buckle up. I've never heard of the case.

And I always like bringing you ones that you haven't heard of.

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