Alexandria Stapleton

I'm too scared.

So it was, it was wild.

Well, I think that the people that participated in the series, I think that there was a sigh of relief for them that, you know, there's power in numbers.

And I think that it was very eye-opening for them to watch the series because I told no one, you know, who was participating for their, for, you know, everyone's right to privacy.

And when it came out, I got a lot of messages from participants and other people that were like,

That was my story.

I thought I was the only one carrying that load or carrying that burden.

And so I feel like there was a sense of them being freed from, you know, whatever he had warned them about not sharing.

Their silence was killing them.

And so by participating in the series, I think that there was a great weight lifted off of a lot of people.

I mean, when I finished it, it was definitely like, mic drop, we are done.

Because it was two years of my life, the life of my edit team, my producing partners, all of us coming together.

But we have a lot more.

We have...

so much footage.

I mean, these interviews would go like 12 hours sometimes.

The amount of archival footage that we have is, I could honestly say it's like endless.

So this was just the tip of the iceberg.

I think to come out and to do more, you know, I'm kind of waiting to see how things are going to play out and curious to see if some other people might come out on their own.

And so we'll see.