Spencer Henry

When I kept thinking of other – like infamous crimes of that time, like the Wineville chicken coop murders and all of these Los Angeles crimes that happened, I mean, not the same year, but like within that time realm. And it's just, I don't know, it's so fascinating to see how everything was handled in those days in comparison to now.

When I kept thinking of other – like infamous crimes of that time, like the Wineville chicken coop murders and all of these Los Angeles crimes that happened, I mean, not the same year, but like within that time realm. And it's just, I don't know, it's so fascinating to see how everything was handled in those days in comparison to now.

And it's, there's a lot of things that you look back and you're like, why would they do that? Why wouldn't they do this? But a lot of what they were doing is still happening.

And it's, there's a lot of things that you look back and you're like, why would they do that? Why wouldn't they do this? But a lot of what they were doing is still happening.

When it makes you wonder, too, certain crimes that happened today, you're like, how'd they not figure that out? Everyone has a fucking camera on their house.

When it makes you wonder, too, certain crimes that happened today, you're like, how'd they not figure that out? Everyone has a fucking camera on their house.

Yeah, you want to talk about... feet on the boots on the ground. Yes. Let's talk about Catherine Wanabaker because let's talk about her.

Yeah, you want to talk about... feet on the boots on the ground. Yes. Let's talk about Catherine Wanabaker because let's talk about her.

It's so complicated because even now there's – I mean, it's a lot easier to divorce somebody now, but it's still like this personal battle that I think a lot of people have where there's so much back and forth. So I can't imagine doing that and on top of that having to have like a good reason in the eyes of the court or the law in order to go through with it.

It's so complicated because even now there's – I mean, it's a lot easier to divorce somebody now, but it's still like this personal battle that I think a lot of people have where there's so much back and forth. So I can't imagine doing that and on top of that having to have like a good reason in the eyes of the court or the law in order to go through with it.

You can tell Kat – is having that personal grapple because even when she knows how terrible he is and she's working with a private investigator, when Walter calls her and talks about wanting to knock her up, she's like, well, maybe I should call this whole thing off.

You can tell Kat – is having that personal grapple because even when she knows how terrible he is and she's working with a private investigator, when Walter calls her and talks about wanting to knock her up, she's like, well, maybe I should call this whole thing off.

But it shows that she still was kind of battling with thoughts of whether or not she should just kind of

But it shows that she still was kind of battling with thoughts of whether or not she should just kind of

They're vulnerable. They're susceptible. They're kind of like backed into a corner again by societal norms and societal pressure. But yeah, absolutely. 100%.

They're vulnerable. They're susceptible. They're kind of like backed into a corner again by societal norms and societal pressure. But yeah, absolutely. 100%.

A hundred percent. She like followed her intuition. Yeah. And I mean, it's the ultimate like going through his phone behavior. And it like leads you down this crazy rabbit hole where you're like, oh, okay, this is much deeper than I thought.

A hundred percent. She like followed her intuition. Yeah. And I mean, it's the ultimate like going through his phone behavior. And it like leads you down this crazy rabbit hole where you're like, oh, okay, this is much deeper than I thought.

Listen, she is a victim in this situation. But there were several red flags, especially when you're listening to her narrative in the title. I mean, well, first of all, I was laughing in the beginning because she's talking about meeting Walter for the first time. And she's talking about how he kind of catfished her. And she says, no one would accuse him of being handsome, which is diabolical.

Listen, she is a victim in this situation. But there were several red flags, especially when you're listening to her narrative in the title. I mean, well, first of all, I was laughing in the beginning because she's talking about meeting Walter for the first time. And she's talking about how he kind of catfished her. And she says, no one would accuse him of being handsome, which is diabolical.