Hello everyone and welcome back to the psych legal pop podcast. This is a podcast where two sisters talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist. I'm Brooke Brigham. I'm the attorney. And I'm Tess Brigham. I'm the therapist. And today we are going to be talking about a new documentary on Netflix, which is called The Shooting at Hawthorne Hill.

Yes, part of the Untold series. I really enjoyed this. I have to do. And I don't know who I wanted to shoot more.

Yeah. I wanted to shoot all of them.

I mean, and also, I definitely think the producers, I mean, this is like worth a watch because it's like a little over an hour.

It's pretty entertaining.

The producers really didn't like Lauren, our victim.

Again, our victim.

Right. Because if they liked her,

they would not have shown us as much video of her in quote unquote real life, like her

riding horses, her interacting with her boyfriend, all of those things. I think they would have cut

that down because that's really, you're like, oh, okay, you know, before you even hear about the

story, you're like, oh, this woman's nuts. Yeah, but you can't get away from the fact that a big

part of the trial was her 20,000 pages of Facebook posts.

Yes.

You know what I mean?

No, no, no.

I'm saying that.

But if I didn't know anything about the Facebook, wouldn't you automatically be like,

oh, God, I instantly was like, I don't like this woman's energy.

I don't like her.

You know, I just, I felt she just, she made me feel something right away.

And usually victims, you're kind of, you're empathetic, a bit empathetic with them.

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