Stephanie Soo

She's a full face of makeup and she almost like pops out her hip, arches her back as she sits down on the chair.

she clasps her hands in front of her and almost like smirks to the camera.

Like, it's just like a very weird, she's looking directly at us.

The internet points out, it's just, she looks like she's on a coffee date rather than a documentary interview about how she killed two people.

She sits down.

The producer asks her, so could you tell me why you want to give this interview, Mackenzie?

I've never spoke before.

I never told my side of the story.

I understand there's many different sides to the story and different perspectives, but I just want to say my truth and I just know myself and I know I'm not a monster.

What do you think happened to the crash?

Through all the evidence that has been presented, the most logical speculation seems to be a medical emergency.

This like sentence itself is she sat in her cell memorizing this from her attorney because I have read through so many thousands upon thousands of pages of Mackenzie texting and audio messaging people and she does not speak in this manner.

This is like, this is my lawyer told me to say this for this documentary.

How does a medical emergency account for the control of the car?

So she's like the most logical reason.

is a medical emergency.

So they're like, how?

How are you able to control the car then if it's a medical emergency?

And she says, I'm unsure because I have no recollection of that morning, but I know nothing about it was intentional.

The interview with Mackenzie is short, or at least the included parts with Mackenzie.