Natalie Joy

And just today they put out a like 120 page appeal that costs a ton of money.

And as attorneys tried to say that they were doing it pro bono for a while, but we were all like, you guys don't do things for free.

We know.

But I don't understand why there isn't more pressure on like, where is this money coming from that you're being paid?

And this doesn't make any sense to me.

Ooh, that's a tough question.

And that's actually a little foreshadowing for a question that's asked to Brittany Snell later in the series, so good job.

I don't know.

Yeah, probably.

I mean, I think that the boat crash set forth a series of events, but I think that somebody else would have died because of this family's reckless behavior.

Yeah.

I don't think that it would have been all hunky dory if the boat crash wouldn't have happened.

You know, like I think that all of these things came to the surface because of the boat crash.

But Paul was on a destructive path and his father was on a destructive path.

So somebody was going to die.

So this, another, like, complicated question, but everything with this story is so complicated.

Yes, his father was dying.

His father died three days after the murders happened, and that was also a weird thing, but...

Maggie was living separately from Alex at the time of the murders, and she was not wearing her wedding ring.

There were reports from the lady who did her nails saying that she told her that she was thinking about getting a divorce.