Cooper Moll

And so it's hard, right?

I think about if this trial happened today,

Right.

And people are consuming information from a very few amount of, um, sources.

Right.

And these sources are really capitalizing on the story, painting her a picture.

painting the picture of her as Bonnie to her Clyde.

And so it was a very different time.

People are only getting information from her probably from one place.

And depending on what they're doing, and you and I know very well, it's sensationalizing what the story is.

It's these two people on a murder spree.

And that kind of sealed her fate in a lot of ways.

But what would you say, because, you know, without any major spoilers, would you say is like, you know, for true crime fans, what unique elements are part of this story?

What differentiates Margot's story from other true crime shows to get people interested in the crimes of Margot Freshwater?

I think about the anxiety that I deal with, just thinking about like waking up and waking up and thinking, I didn't finish this one assignment that's due for school.

I haven't been in college for 16 years.

Like I still live with that residual anxiety.

I don't know how I would manage, um,

holding something so big and also the pain and the grief of having to walk away from your family because that's a necessity not being able to say goodbye to your loved ones or knowing that any connection to your home and your family means forever in prison like that is a very difficult lonely isolating feeling but just having to keep persevering it's

really incredible um I feel like watching you report and write on this show is was actually like the top five joys of my year last year watching you really throw yourself into it fall in love with the story feel committed to the storytellers in this case it was really a joy to watch um how do you feel like the story changed you as a person as a