Deborah Roberts

I do think that women like to dig deep

you know sort of in that emotional sphere to talk a lot you know it's interesting when I think about your podcast and I think about 2020 I think you know the one thing that is sort of unveiled is a very sad truth which is that women are so often victims in our society when you talk about true crime I mean so many of our stories have women at the core who are true victims and

I don't know how you feel about it, but I think there's something about at least these warning signs and helping women to see and uncover some of those dangers out there.

What are your thoughts?

You highlight a lot of survivors who are strong people who have become strong as a result of what they've endured.

What have you learned from these survivors as their stories start to add up for you?

Have they had any impact on you, either personally or in your own life?

That's a beautiful way of looking at it.

And you've made friendships with a lot of these folks that you've spoken with.

So that's pretty amazing.

Well, as I said, the series, the podcast, they're all just so fascinating.

And again, a lot of connections here to what we do at 2020.

Such a pleasure to spend some time with you, Andrea.

Thanks for coming by.

Well, you can actually catch Betrayal, Secrets and Lies on Sunday nights on ABC and you can stream the next day on Disney Plus and Hulu.

And thank you all so much for joining us.

And of course, you can always watch our 2020 episodes too on Friday nights on ABC and you can stream episodes just like this one anytime again on Disney Plus and Hulu.

We appreciate having you guys.

Take it easy and have a good day.

We gather here tonight to bring women back to their rightful place.