Andrea Gunning

And so she trusted Ted to handle the financials.

She's not expecting him to be doing this multimillion dollar mortgage fraud scheme.

And I think a lot of people say,

Well, what did they miss or what didn't they see?

And at Betrayal, we really believe in betrayal blindness.

Like she genuinely thought he was just going to work every day.

So I think for Libby, her only regret is not asking more questions and being more involved.

But, you know, there was a promise there that she would run the household and he would run the business.

So, you know, she trusted him.

That's right.

And you bring up a really good point about her story.

It's not like we're talking about someone that's like, I'm not going to work.

I don't want to work.

And her husband, you know, after her surgeries, he was like, do not worry about this.

I will run the household.

I will make sure we're okay.

You know, we say this now all the time since working on Libby's story is the only thing these people are guilty of is trusting and loving, you know, whoever that relationship was.

And while my actual feeling is usually that's met with relief.

I think in cases of financial crime in particular, a lot of people will look to the wife to say, well, you were enjoying.

The fruits of all of that.