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52 uh weeks uh challenge so i have to do it every every week just like uh posting every day and it's easier when i do that because the challenge is just i do it and i improve it uh and even even if it's not perfect i show it anyway and some people can buy on the way so this is uh helping me when i give myself a challenge actually yeah very cool thank you so much for everything

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Hey everyone, it's Sarah and Andrea here, and welcome to this special bonus episode of Sequestered. So here we are. Here we are.

Hey everyone, it's Sarah and Andrea here, and welcome to this special bonus episode of Sequestered. So here we are. Here we are.

Right. Yeah. I mean, I think we've probably replied to over 30 emails about this.

Right. Yeah. I mean, I think we've probably replied to over 30 emails about this.

Right. Well, first off, I will say this was covered in the trial. What we know for sure is that there's no evidence of when or where

Right. Well, first off, I will say this was covered in the trial. What we know for sure is that there's no evidence of when or where

he purchased the handcuffs or shackles so they don't have a receipt or a timeline or anything like that only what dr cogswell's description was which is that they were cheap like kind of aluminum cuffs and shackles something he said something that you would find at like a spencer's or some sort of like novelty store so he could have bought these at any point you could probably get them on amazon

he purchased the handcuffs or shackles so they don't have a receipt or a timeline or anything like that only what dr cogswell's description was which is that they were cheap like kind of aluminum cuffs and shackles something he said something that you would find at like a spencer's or some sort of like novelty store so he could have bought these at any point you could probably get them on amazon

Right, and side note, the keys were actually attached to them when she was found, which is crazy. So anyway, I think we have a clip here that we could play where Cogswell explains that more.

Right, and side note, the keys were actually attached to them when she was found, which is crazy. So anyway, I think we have a clip here that we could play where Cogswell explains that more.

The other thing I was going to say is he talked a lot about how, where specifically where the shackle was connected to just below her elbow, that there was like rust stains. And we saw, we, the jury and just people in the room actually saw photo evidence of this, where the shackle around her forearm had rusted, you know, and she had rust marks on her skin.

The other thing I was going to say is he talked a lot about how, where specifically where the shackle was connected to just below her elbow, that there was like rust stains. And we saw, we, the jury and just people in the room actually saw photo evidence of this, where the shackle around her forearm had rusted, you know, and she had rust marks on her skin.

And so, I mean, that's just another sign of them being just such cheap, you know, material.

And so, I mean, that's just another sign of them being just such cheap, you know, material.

One more note back on this, her being in the fetal position as it relates to where her wounds were all related on one portion of her body, it proves that she was already in the fetal position during her attack, which then shows that she was very likely already shackled and cuffed.