Jennifer Cacicio

Yes. Thank you so much.

Yes. Thank you so much.

Yes. Thank you so much.

Yeah. First of all, I never knew that he said you should change your last name. You never told me that. Season two. I'm going to put that in the flashback. So I just listened to the podcast like any other fan. I was working on a show called Your Honor at the time and I had a long commute, like an hour each way.

Yeah. First of all, I never knew that he said you should change your last name. You never told me that. Season two. I'm going to put that in the flashback. So I just listened to the podcast like any other fan. I was working on a show called Your Honor at the time and I had a long commute, like an hour each way.

Yeah. First of all, I never knew that he said you should change your last name. You never told me that. Season two. I'm going to put that in the flashback. So I just listened to the podcast like any other fan. I was working on a show called Your Honor at the time and I had a long commute, like an hour each way.

And so I listened to podcasts every morning in the car and I listened to, you know, tons of true crime. And so I I listened just to the first episode and called my agent immediately and said, you know, does someone have the rights to this? I want to write it. It would be such a good show. You know, I have to have it.

And so I listened to podcasts every morning in the car and I listened to, you know, tons of true crime. And so I I listened just to the first episode and called my agent immediately and said, you know, does someone have the rights to this? I want to write it. It would be such a good show. You know, I have to have it.

And so I listened to podcasts every morning in the car and I listened to, you know, tons of true crime. And so I I listened just to the first episode and called my agent immediately and said, you know, does someone have the rights to this? I want to write it. It would be such a good show. You know, I have to have it.

And the producers on Your Honor were Liz Glotzer and then Robert and Michelle King. And so I had gotten to know them and I was looking for a project to develop with them. So I went into work and I said, I'm going to try to get this podcast. And so I I was lucky enough that Melissa trusted me with it in the end.

And the producers on Your Honor were Liz Glotzer and then Robert and Michelle King. And so I had gotten to know them and I was looking for a project to develop with them. So I went into work and I said, I'm going to try to get this podcast. And so I I was lucky enough that Melissa trusted me with it in the end.

And the producers on Your Honor were Liz Glotzer and then Robert and Michelle King. And so I had gotten to know them and I was looking for a project to develop with them. So I went into work and I said, I'm going to try to get this podcast. And so I I was lucky enough that Melissa trusted me with it in the end.

Yeah, that was one thing that we definitely took a bit of liberty with. I knew that he brought change and little trinkets and candy, but the idea that it linked to a murder is...

Yeah, that was one thing that we definitely took a bit of liberty with. I knew that he brought change and little trinkets and candy, but the idea that it linked to a murder is...

Yeah, that was one thing that we definitely took a bit of liberty with. I knew that he brought change and little trinkets and candy, but the idea that it linked to a murder is...

invented why did you choose to include it so in any places where we took liberties I always kind of checked in with myself to make sure that we were still sticking to the spirit of each and every character and the spirit of the story and you know it's one of those things where I know that in real life Melissa has felt extreme guilt and shame and connectedness to her father's crimes and

invented why did you choose to include it so in any places where we took liberties I always kind of checked in with myself to make sure that we were still sticking to the spirit of each and every character and the spirit of the story and you know it's one of those things where I know that in real life Melissa has felt extreme guilt and shame and connectedness to her father's crimes and

invented why did you choose to include it so in any places where we took liberties I always kind of checked in with myself to make sure that we were still sticking to the spirit of each and every character and the spirit of the story and you know it's one of those things where I know that in real life Melissa has felt extreme guilt and shame and connectedness to her father's crimes and

And so it was a way of kind of linking those things in a visual way and in a concrete way for the audience.

And so it was a way of kind of linking those things in a visual way and in a concrete way for the audience.