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Capital at risk internet banking customers only, account fees and charges apply. Welcome back to Not Another True Crime Podcast. I'm Sarah Levine.

And I'm Danny Murphy. And Sarah, can you let everybody know why this is a very special episode of not another true crime

podcast this week. Oh my God you guys are going to be so excited. We have the

director of girl in the picture abducted in plain sight all of those true crime

documentaries were all obsessed with.

Skyborg men, welcome to the show and thank you so much for joining us.

Wow, thank you so much for having me. It's great to be here.

We are so excited to talk to you because of

course everyone all of our audiences are very familiar with those two

documentaries that you have had a part in and I know they are going to be just as intrigued and curious and

ready to dive all into the truth about Jim which is your latest story that you took on and

we're kind of curious what inspired you to kind of want to jump into this story in particular to.

Really this story was exciting to me because it's three generation of women who are dealing with

generational trauma and I think it's something that people don't talk about all the

time and I think it's something that ends up sort of writing it under the radar and so I really wanted to explore what the ripple effects of trauma are and how different generations deal with it.

And it also had this investigative element of Sierra Barter really sort of going out into the world and trying to see if she could come up with some answers about someone in her family.

I feel that's the thing that really first drew me in when I was watching it because it's one of those moments that you almost hate to say it but there is a level of relatability I feel a lot of people have because of course maybe not to this extreme but there's so many things that I feel

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