Clare Solon

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Definitely worth, if you're interested, and this has piqued your interest, going back and watching the documentary on Netflix.

I wouldn't say that I've been fully sucked into the wave of crime podcasts and crime documentaries.

I don't watch them all.

This is very well made.

And it's, yeah, it's just a really fascinating story.

I would say, first of all, the, like, the power of the downfall, you know?

We just are so, we can never get enough of a big dynasty having a downfall.

And then also the humanity of the story, losing Mallory Beach, who by all accounts was an amazing young girl with a really bright future.

So as I said, like the talking heads, the witnesses, the parents, everybody did such a good job of filling in the gaps in the story that it's massively compelling all the way through.

I think there's about six episodes in total, but it's gripping.

I think, you know, Maggie was starting to

look into the finances, lift the hood on what was going on, lift the lid on everything that was going on behind the scenes.

And I think that would have driven Alex to do something really severe.

Yeah, and I suppose what's really stark is what the absence of that can do to a person.

You definitely see it in Alex, but you 100% see it in that paw, little paw paw.

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