Andrea

Allegedly is like part a story of this case that you're curious about and then part long-form interview.

crime, true crime, the criminal justice system, all of that.

And same when I was in local news, I would be like, can I cover this vigil after there had been some sort of shooting?

And I'm like, for me, it's because I really do care about people.

And, like, I'm interested in people and also trying to look at

you know, I don't want to rush.

And like our goal with this podcast, in this video podcast, is not to cover the biggest cases making headlines the fastest.

Our goal is to cover the biggest cases making headlines accurately and thoughtfully.

And something that we're really trying to do is like allow people to sort of experience that process with us, take them through court documents, show them the court documents, all of that, so they can make sense of it on their own and with us.

I feel like allegedly is like part a story of this case that you're curious about and in part long-form interview with one person who has a specific expertise or they have a direct connection to the case.

Well, you know, it was a case that we knew a lot of people, particularly among the Netflix audience.

There had been three civil lawsuits related to her case, two in Florida, one that was against the estate of Brian Laundrie, one that was against Brian Laundrie's parents, as well as their attorney, and then one that is in Utah against Moab City Police.

And they just get nothing.

They just get absolute silence.

And what you realize when you go back and look through all these documents is that

He had called his parents on August 9th and said, Gabby's gone.

Are they okay?

I'm worried about her.

And based on everything they claim in their deposition,

They didn't ask.