And the Hello everybody and welcome back to the O we know the traders

podcast over here on R.H. A.P. We're here to talk to the second person murdered on the Traders Canada season 2

Michelle hello hello hello how are you doing at this hour?

I could be better, but all in all I guess I'm okay. I get it.

Yeah, very sad to see you go so early, feel like we could add a lot of fun with you on the show, but Michelle, how much traders had you seen before coming into this season? Were you a fan or had you been approached?

I was, I had seen every single season of every single, you know, I've seen it all.

I'm a, I was like a super fan I absolutely loved it.

Wow, which makes it even more unfortunate than to the fact that we're talking to you here today right now.

Coming in, would you have wanted to be a trader or were you coming in content to be a faithful? I was coming in not only hoping that I was going to be a trader, but I really built my strategy upon that chance, which really, you know, it blew up in my face. You know, most of former cops never mentioned they were and I totally get that

Normally I would have done the same thing. I would have went in with the same strategy. Unfortunately, because I'm so much in the media and my social media platforms are quite large.

I was afraid and my social media is based upon safety tips,

self-defense techniques, that kind of thing.

That's what I do on social media.

And with over a million followers on Tik-Tock I was very afraid that if

someone would have noticed me and said wait a minute you always say hey you a cop, or you're a former cop, and like, I didn't want to be looked as a liar, because we know how that goes.

And so I just went with the strategy that, you know what, I'm just going to be straight up.

Hopefully they'll, you know, and in my head thinking, well, if I'm a traitor and I've let everyone

know I'm a former police officer, well, I'm, you know, it, no one will kill me because I'm, you know, helping everyone, you know, find the clues and leading them to find the traders.

Of course it all didn't work out that way.'s a risk I had to take and you know I mean sometimes

risks work and other times they don't but I wouldn't change anything of what I did because that's just me and I don't regret anything.

In fact, I never regret anything. The decisions I make are based on, you know, what information I have at the time and what's given in front of me and you know what this mama tried and didn't work out

And so do you feel like your career had to help you pick up on any clues in the house.

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