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longtime comedians, Christy Wallace and Heather McKinney cover things like serial killers,

disappearances, cults, cryptids, and even do legal deep dives into things like the Britney Spears

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Thanks so much for the intro. I'm Christy and I'm Heather and we're the co-host of Sinisterhood.

You're about to hear a clip from the second episode of our two part series on Britney Spears

Conservatorship and the hashtag free Britney movement. In the episodes, we bring you the whole story

start to finish. In this clip, you'll hear how Britney ended up totally controlled by her dad

and how he ignored her wishes and her estate plan all for me, a real life lawyer. We also talk

about where the line is between eccentric and over the edge and why people feel safe playing

jeopardy. Thanks for checking it out and keep it creepy. On February 1st, 2008, Jamie Spears officially

petitioned to become the conservator of his daughter and her affairs while she was in the hospital.

It's the perfect time to strike if you're going to try to get a conservatorship as when someone is

in committed in a facility. Here's a question I've had throughout this whole thing.

Was it or is it really that necessary? Like, no. I mean, that's what I'm saying. They acted like

like what would be happening if this didn't exist? They think that she's, while she's in the hospital,

immediately they think what she's going to call a bookie and just blow 60 million dollars?

Like, what could even happen? My problem with this whole setup is even if she had significant issues,

which it sounds like she did. I mean, it doesn't sound like she was totally fine. She was clearly

struggling with something. Even if that's the case, even if she's super struggling,

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