This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

You tell me what the hell you think is going on here.

The fact that she could sit back and watch all of these people,

have their names drug through the mud, be attacked emotionally, physically by her band of flying monkeys and the pink-wearing people behind the blogger.

Just watch this madness occur and watch these people be torn apart, people that she was supposedly

kind of getting friendly with that were good friends of John. And she sees all of this happening.

And let's assume she knows she hit him. Let's assume that she knew that and she's still, you know,

going down this road of, no, I didn't.

These people did it.

What the hell does that say about someone if you were able to watch other people suffer?

Even like teenagers.

Colin Albert had his whole college plans thrown up in the air at him because of all the accusations that

were going against him, ruined lives. I mean, or at least lives are going to have to really

dramatically reshift to get back on track. And you're sitting there going,

wasn't me. Yeah. What's going out there? That's another, it almost feels malevolent.

I remember one of the TV interviews she did where she said with great emotional intensity that Jen McCabe is going down.

Yeah, it's you or me.

You or me.

And, you know, Jen McCabe was the one who came out to try to help her and was driving, you know, or going around with her looking for John and trying her best to be supportive and Googling how long to die in the snow.

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