Andrea Canning

Boom, boom, boom.

And he's like firing off the gun like for the monkeys.

It was because, you know, with all the digital evidence combined with that email, it just – it seemed impossible that she could have written it herself.

And the defense pushed back on that, and they said that they've never really been shown, like, hard proof that she couldn't have – they're like, maybe she wrote it from a cafe, and it was near the hotel, and so it looked like –

It was in the hotel, but it was really near the hotel.

So they tried to work around that.

But I definitely think that email did in the defense because it is – how many times have we seen that on Dateline where –

And I'm not talking about Harold right now, but a killer will write text messages, write emails, pretending to be the deceased person.

That part?

Yeah.

I mean, I wonder, did she really talk like that?

Maybe.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I don't know.

And no one would know.

That's exactly it.

Because they didn't know the relationship.

They didn't know how they talked.

There was nothing.