Elizabeth Smart

I mean, yes, there are always troubling cases that we hear about maybe law enforcement making a wrong call or not being as sensitive as they should.

But ultimately, I don't think anyone goes into law enforcement to make money, just like no teacher goes into teaching to make money.

They do it, I think, for the most part because they're genuinely good people and they want to help society.

And so for me, I have the utmost respect and I'm so grateful to them for that and for the sacrifices that they do make, especially when you think about, I mean, my case alone is

Going through what I've experienced, I am really hesitant to watch other documentaries on victims.

I mean, I'm really hesitant to watch dark movies.

I do not watch horror movies.

I do not watch scary movies.

Even emotional rollercoaster kind of movies, I don't want to watch them because...

I want to be able to go to bed at night and fall asleep being okay.

So even if it's like a movie where the child dies, I mean, every time a child dies in a movie, I'm like a waterfall.

And my husband's always like, it's okay.

You know, it's just pretend.

I'm like, I know what these things happened in real life.

I hate this.

And so like at night when, when my husband and I turn on the TV before going to bed or to unwind at the end of the day, it's always like comedy or lighthearted stuff.

Or like, like probably my favorite all time show is the, is the British baking show.

Like I have watched that so many times.

I'm like, wow, they're so creative.

How did they just do that?