Deborah Roberts

Yeah, I agree with you. And sometimes people have said to me, too, that they felt a sense of catharsis afterwards. I mean, there's no greater compliment to me when I'm doing an interview with someone who has endured something so horrible than when they say afterwards, you made this so much easier than I thought it would have been. And it was so it's a relief to share my story.

Yeah, I agree with you. And sometimes people have said to me, too, that they felt a sense of catharsis afterwards. I mean, there's no greater compliment to me when I'm doing an interview with someone who has endured something so horrible than when they say afterwards, you made this so much easier than I thought it would have been. And it was so it's a relief to share my story.

And you made me feel so much better doing it. That's the greatest compliment, right?

And you made me feel so much better doing it. That's the greatest compliment, right?

I totally agree with you. Well, you've got a lot more coming up. We're just a little more than halfway through the series. You've got three more episodes to go. Anyone that really is intriguing to you or has captured your attention more than others?

I totally agree with you. Well, you've got a lot more coming up. We're just a little more than halfway through the series. You've got three more episodes to go. Anyone that really is intriguing to you or has captured your attention more than others?

Yeah, yeah. We've seen pictures of her in court. I remember when this story first broke. It was during the pandemic, actually. I remember following it and maybe doing a report or two on Good Morning America. But there's so much to this, as you said, still unfolding, so much to keep an eye on. And then, of course, I have to throw in that you're a lawyer as well.

Yeah, yeah. We've seen pictures of her in court. I remember when this story first broke. It was during the pandemic, actually. I remember following it and maybe doing a report or two on Good Morning America. But there's so much to this, as you said, still unfolding, so much to keep an eye on. And then, of course, I have to throw in that you're a lawyer as well.

So you look at these stories from a very different point of view oftentimes when you're sitting down, I'm sure.

So you look at these stories from a very different point of view oftentimes when you're sitting down, I'm sure.

Yeah, that makes such a difference. Well, you bring a different perspective, and it's always such a pleasure to talk with you. So thanks so much for joining us. And that's going to do it for us today. We thank you for joining us. Make sure to tune in to the rest of the Bad Romance series Tuesdays at 10 p.m. on ABC. And as always, tune in to 2020 Friday nights at 9 o'clock.

Yeah, that makes such a difference. Well, you bring a different perspective, and it's always such a pleasure to talk with you. So thanks so much for joining us. And that's going to do it for us today. We thank you for joining us. Make sure to tune in to the rest of the Bad Romance series Tuesdays at 10 p.m. on ABC. And as always, tune in to 2020 Friday nights at 9 o'clock.

The 2020 After Show is produced by Cameron Shatavian and Sasha Oslanian, with thanks to Anne Reynolds, Brian Mazursky, and Alex Berenfeld of 2020. Theme music by Evan Viola. Janice Johnston is the executive producer of 2020. Josh Cohen, the director of podcasting at ABC Audio. And Laura Mayer is the executive producer.

The 2020 After Show is produced by Cameron Shatavian and Sasha Oslanian, with thanks to Anne Reynolds, Brian Mazursky, and Alex Berenfeld of 2020. Theme music by Evan Viola. Janice Johnston is the executive producer of 2020. Josh Cohen, the director of podcasting at ABC Audio. And Laura Mayer is the executive producer.

This is Deborah Roberts. We've got a new show for you that I think you're really going to want to check out. It's called The Crime Scene Weekly from ABC News. Each week, host Brad Milkey, who you know from Start Here, sits down with the journalists covering the latest true crime stories.

This is Deborah Roberts. We've got a new show for you that I think you're really going to want to check out. It's called The Crime Scene Weekly from ABC News. Each week, host Brad Milkey, who you know from Start Here, sits down with the journalists covering the latest true crime stories.

From the discovery of grisly new crimes to breakthroughs in cases that are far from closed, you can stay up to speed on the latest true crime headlines. It's true crime in real time. And for the next few weeks, we're going to bring the Crime Scene Weekly to you here in the 2020 feed. If you like it, make sure to follow the show and keep listening. Again, it's the Crime Scene Weekly.

From the discovery of grisly new crimes to breakthroughs in cases that are far from closed, you can stay up to speed on the latest true crime headlines. It's true crime in real time. And for the next few weeks, we're going to bring the Crime Scene Weekly to you here in the 2020 feed. If you like it, make sure to follow the show and keep listening. Again, it's the Crime Scene Weekly.

Now, here's Brad.

Now, here's Brad.