Blayne Alexander

This is not certainly not the first.

Secrets in a Small Town comes to mind.

But do you find as you kind of talk to these people or just kind of cover these types of stories, is there some sort of like psychological difference perhaps that people have when it comes to actually committing a murder themselves versus hiring someone personally?

Do they feel removed?

Is it kind of like a psyching themselves out that maybe I'm not a killer, I just am someone with a lot of money?

I'm curious.

I mean, all three of these people involved have, you know, they were sentenced to prison.

They're now out of prison and among society again.

How does she feel about that?

But there's not a fear.

I just wonder, it would be hard were I in that situation.

It seems that it would be difficult after going through everything she's gone through, even though the situation has changed, just to not be kind of looking over your shoulder or just feeling a way that these people who tried to carry out this elaborate plot to end your life are now back out on the street.

We'll go to some viewer questions in a moment, but I'm curious for both of you all to weigh in on this.

At the end of the episode, one of the questions that's left is, who hatched this plan?

Was it Chris?

Was it Wendy?

Whose idea was it in the first place?

Investigators never quite figured it out.

I'm wondering if either of you have your own thoughts.

As they do.