283: Sherri Papini DOUBLES DOWN on Abduction Claims. Says She’s the Victim
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Who is Sherri Papini and what happened in her case?
Hey, true crime besties. Welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly. Hey everybody, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly with me, Annie Elise. We have got like the motherlode of all deep dives today. It's a case that I honestly did not think that I was going to be revisiting anytime soon. Not even anytime soon. Anytime period. I didn't think that I was going to be revisiting it. Yet here we are because this chick, the enigma that is Sherry Papini, just will not go away. Now you might have recently heard that a new documentary came out where Sherry is giving an interview. She's retelling her version of events and what happened that day, which if you have no idea what I'm talking about, don't worry, I'm going to recap it for you. But you might have heard how she's like doubling down on her claims. That's not all. In addition to doubling down on her kidnapping story or abduction story, she also is making some pretty serious allegations against her former husband.
And almost as though she's justifying what happened to her and what she did and saying that he is the root of all evil and that he was evil long before the whole thing. hoax thing ever really happened. So there is a lot that we need to dissect. There is a lot we need to go over. Now before I give you the very brief recap of who Sherry Papini is and what she did and why pretty much, I would say, the majority of the country dislikes her, I do want to give you some good news, okay? You might have heard if you listened to headline highlights last week, but once again this year I am heading off to CrimeCon. This year, it's in Denver. Last year, it was in Nashville. Last year, about 6,000 people attended. And if you don't know what CrimeCon is, it basically is exactly what it sounds like, almost like Comic-Con, but for crime. And it's not some weird, crazy convention like Let me just get ahead of it. It's not like we're all these like crazy true crime fans are going and it's all weird. It's, I mean, I guess a little bit, but it's more than that.
What is the significance of CrimeCon in true crime discussions?
It's basically a convention where, yes, true crime content creators, podcasters, and networks all come together. Victims' families also come. Last year, JonBenet Ramsey's father was there. The Petito family was there. Dateline goes, Court TV goes, Nancy Grace goes, and it is just this big crime convention where there are panels, there are live episodes being recorded, there are crime scene analysts who are giving you guys tools and tips and things on how they do all the scientific stuff forensically. There's also educational courses, and so it's become a pretty big deal. Like I said, last year over 6,000 people went. And this year it's expected to be even larger and it's in Denver. So last year was my first year. This year I'm going back. We're going to have a booth set up again. I'm going to be doing a live episode from there. I'll be at the booth meeting you. We'll have exclusive merch. We'll have all of the things.
But my point in all of that is that I am giving away two free passes to you. I've partnered with CrimeCon and they sell their passes as like a full weekend pass. I think they also sell day passes, but they are giving away two free weekend passes to you. So I'm going to give you some details later on in the episode of how to enter. I will announce the winner this Thursday, but give you all those details later on in the episode. So if you are interested in coming and you've been thinking about it, but you're not quite sure if you're ready to pull the trigger, just wait and I'll give you the full details. And if you know you want to go and you don't want to miss out and you don't want to wait and risk tickets selling out because they definitely sold out last year, you can always go to the CrimeCon website and buy your tickets right now. And you can also use my promo code AnnieElise to get 10% off.
But if you prefer to wait and have the freebies and take your chance at that, totally understand it and we'll give you the details soon. So now let's get into Sherry Papini because as I said, this woman is like a full-on enigma. I don't even know how to describe her. I don't know how to get inside her brain.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Sherri Papini and what happened in her case?
0:02–2:28
2
What is the significance of CrimeCon in true crime discussions?
2:28–8:15
3
What were the details surrounding Sherri's abduction?
8:15–10:00
4
What did Sherri experience during her time missing?
10:00–10:40
5
What were the findings when Sherri was found?
10:40–12:54
6
How did the FBI's investigation unfold?
12:54–17:57
7
What new evidence emerged years later in Sherri's case?
17:57–23:51
8
What are the implications of Sherri's claims against her ex-boyfriend?
23:51–1:14:39
Speakers
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