Hello everyone and welcome to the Psych Legal Pop podcast.

This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist.

I'm Brooke Brigham, I'm the attorney.

And I'm Ted Brigham, I'm the therapist.

And today we are going to be talking about a documentary that's currently playing on Hulu and it's called Trophy Wife Murder on Safari.

And just quickly, this documentary explores the investigation into dentist Larry Rudolph following the

October 2016 death of his wife, Bianca, while on a safari in Zambia.

Initially ruled an accident, suspicions in the United States rise, leading investigators

to discover Rudolph's affair with dental hygienist Lori Milliron as well as fraud.

So I want to say that the beginning of this documentary, I was a little worried because there were a lot of visuals of dead animals.

Yes, yes.

And that were disturbing and also being in a dentist's office, getting dental procedures.

And I'm like, I don't know if I can handle this for three hours or two and a half hours.

So here's, this is like high level.

I thought it was a good document.

But I ended up, yeah.

I mean, in the end, it was a really good documentary and very interesting.

But I was a little, don't let it scare you.

If you have to fast forward through like the first five, 10 minutes of it, go ahead.

Because it's a lot.

Well, you know, one thing I notice is they do, they tell you everything that's about to happen in the first three to four minutes of the episode. And I know what you're talking about, which is that's when the dead animals were coming fast and furious and then they're showing images of a stake on a thing and this and this and this and this like, what is going on?

But yeah, once you get past that and you get into the story.

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