Natalie Morales

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All right, it was January 2022.

Hannah Petty, she was a 22-year-old Alabama mother of two, and she was admitted to the hospital following six months of suspicious symptoms.

By the time she got there, though, doctors said that she had just hours left to live.

Now, investigators believe she had been poisoned, and they quickly zeroed in on two possible suspects, and that would be Hannah's mother, Nicole, and Hannah's husband, Brian.

Now, I have to tell you, Anne-Marie, as I was watching this episode, I kept flip-flopping back and forth between the two, hearing their different stories and trying to figure out, okay, who is actually responsible for poisoning Hannah?

Yeah, we're going to dive into that first interview, the first time you're meeting Hannah.

And as you said, it is so rare in a case like this that we actually have a survivor to be able to talk with us.

And when you first met her, what was the interview like?

What was your impression of her mindset?

Yeah, I mean, it's very understandable that she was conflicted in all of this.

But you do see her evolve and sort of grow, as you said.

I was just so amazed by her composure.

And she truly is a medical miracle.

I mean, you see that X-ray of the lead impacted within her colon.

It just lit up that X-ray.

It was unbelievable to see that.

That's going to be haunting her forever.

It has to be so incredibly painful physically and emotionally, of course, what she went through.

Now, in the hour, we do see that Hannah throughout seemed to try to make her marriage work the