Stephanie Soo

Let's watch it.

And they're like, that's the girl that I've been working out with on YouTube.

And now she's defending Mackenzie.

Like, what the hell is going on?

We didn't even know that they were friends up until this.

Nobody that follows her on social media connected them to.

What's happening?

And now she's defending Mackenzie.

And secondly, why the hell is Rosie talking to a documentary crew if she hasn't spoken to the police?

Why would she work with Netflix if she didn't work on getting justice for Dom and Davian?

The only logical reason is because she would get nothing out of working with the police.

I mean, I guess justice doesn't count, but she would get fame from working with Netflix.

That's kind of what social media thinks.

Like, that's the only way it makes sense.

Rosie explains in the documentary, so many people were asking so many questions to all of us because they were like, you were there with them.

You know, what did they take?

You know, they were on something.

They didn't give us a second to process what just happened.

she says in high school is when i met kenzie we started commenting on each other's instagrams before we even talked to each other in person we would like comment dm back and forth or snapchat she says you know kenzie would make cute little tik tok videos of her trying on outfits she would come to school with a purse instead of a bag which i thought was really cute

I got along with her well.