Did you believe her?

There's sort of three possibilities.

Truthful, lying, which is a volitional thing,

or a severe personality disorder.

I don't really believe a lot of what either side is saying.

We can't find any convictions of her spending nine months in prison.

If that is not true, she's got a whale of a case.

She did slip up on the email.

Somebody's setting 41,000 emails has got a problem.

If you were trying to build up some kind of narrative of a stalker, you would not need 41,000 emails to do that.

By Netflix going all in at the start saying, this is a true story. We did everything we could to protect

identity. No, you didn't. People found her in 10

seconds. Yes. That's not a duty of care. I just cannot believe that everybody

dropped the ball on this. The person we're yet to hear from is Richard Gad. Gad himself is a

self-confessed every damage guy. You know, maybe, as she said, maybe he's concoctured some of this

himself. I don't know.

How reliable a witness is he?

Reckless drug use, that is enough to lay down complete distortions.

I do have a problem if he has invented her conviction for stalking him. We'll tell you this.

It's about as close to a slam dunk if that's true.

I've interviewed many dangerous people in my career,

including convicted serial killers and medically diagnosed psychopaths.

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