Caitlin Golden

Yeah, sure.

Hi, I'm Caitlin Golden and I helped to produce this season.

Yeah, I started at Glass about two years ago as an associate producer when Carrie and Mo were running production on Betrayal.

And one of my big jobs was going through the email inbox where people, you know, write in with their thoughts about the show.

But also kind of most importantly, they're writing with their own stories of Betrayal.

Dre, I'm curious when you go back to the moment that you were like, this needs to be a season as opposed to a single episode.

Is there something that...

stands out for you?

A scene in your mind where you first really remember connecting to the story?

What about you?

I remember in that initial phone call, she's telling the story.

And then all of a sudden she gets to the point in her story where he only gets 18 months in jail.

And she says, this was completely legal in my state.

And I was like, wait, what?

How in the world?

I think the thing that makes this season different in terms of that is

amends and accountability piece is that we're talking about a perpetrator who has gone on to make an entire career off of his criminal past and to me the most shocking tape of the entire season comes at the end of episode nine where you hear Trey recounting the phone call with Mike Levengood and I was in the room for that call so I remember it very well and

Trey gets on the line, tells Mike that we want to tell this story about his business and about his relationship with Saskia Inwood.

And the tone in Mike's voice was just so shocking.

Like, you could tell he really did not see anything.