I really can't decide. Is this show about true crime or is this about people and social dynamics

and learning how to like appropriately balance your empathy? I don't know. But every day that I do

this show, it's a struggle. I think for me and for you, because there's just so much going on.

Like Jesus, the other week, the Cynthia Kaufman case, it's like, oh, this is so sad. Oh my God, I can't believe this happened.

Wow, that's so sad. Oh, they did what? I mean, like, that's really what I feel like happens

every single episode. And today's case is on Taylor Shibisness. I can't believe I have to say that. Not her real last name,

but that's how a lot of people know her as. And what's terrifying about this case is not just the

details of it. Not just what Taylor did. Because if you don't know, it's about to get really dark.

But the scariest thing for me is, you know on Sinister, I'm always trying to dive in and

figure out, okay, how did we get here? How did this happen? And I'll put most of my opinions at the

end of the video, but I genuinely feel like the things that happen to Taylor leading up to her

crime can happen to anybody. But don't forget,

she did what she did.

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