Welcome to You Can't Make This Up, a companion podcast for Netflix's original true crime stories.

I'm Rebecca Laveoy, your host. Each episode we take a close-up look at a true-crime narrative,

documentary, or series and I talked to the people

who made them diving deep into the backstories and getting answers to questions raised by

what we just watched. Up this week the docuuiseries, Sophie, a Murder in West Cork.

I sit down with Suzanne Laverie, the series executive producer.

A note to listeners, this podcast contains spoilers, so make sure to watch all three episodes of

Sophie, a murder in West Cork, and then come back and listen on. The murder of a

French woman in the Irish countryside sets off a convoluted quest for just to be. The A woman's body has been found in a remote area in County Cork.

The brutal murder of Sophie Tuskand du Plante has shocked the public.

She was a prince lady.

They were the last person spoke to her.

Except whoever saw her after me.

Sophie Duplante was among the social Alaten Paris.

For her, West Cork was a place to reflect.

To portray, Carl, the bed.

We really are the spirit of fier.

The region's first murder in living memory.

We had no experience of serious crime.

I was trying to think of neighbors and work out motives.

We were afraid there was a murderer among us.

The person who had said to assume this actor.

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