Deborah Roberts

But again, as you said, we highlight moments there that might be helpful in a warning to other women.

Juju, it was such a great, great story.

So fascinating.

Thanks, Debra.

Thank you for bringing it to us, as always.

And we should tell you that if you are experiencing abuse, you can get help by reaching out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline for confidential support 24-7, 365 days a year.

And there's a phone number for them, 1-800-799-DEMO.

7233.

So important.

It might save a life.

Well, watch us now for our latest 2020 episodes.

Of course, you can always find us on Friday nights on ABC, and you can stream episodes just like this one anytime on Disney Plus and Hulu.

Take care, everybody.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to 2020 The After Show.

I'm Deborah Roberts, and thank you for being with us.

I know so many of you are fascinated by true crime, and that's why you come to us every week on 2020 on Friday nights and here to this program.

And of course, we often try to take a deeper look at certain issues that we think might be appealing to you.

And today we are going to talk to an expert who has spent her career

peeling away the layers of these kinds of crimes that we cover and looking at the police investigation and how they can conclude certain things or what they may have missed or what different things say on the crime scene.

You're going to find this one fascinating.