Y'all know how back in the day when you get out of school or something and you're like a little kid,

you get home and you call your parents. Like if you're home alone and your parents working or something,

I don't know how it is these days. I mean, you still send a text or something, right?

I just feel like this is an experience that a lot of people understand. It's a pretty normal thing, you know, whether you've been on the

end of the phone calling mom and saying, hey, I'm home, or whether you've just, you know, seen a friend

get the call. This is like normal, right? So on August 7th, which is also so strange because it was

Black Friday. And I feel like, you know, especially in the United States, there's always this weird energy around Black Friday. You always know it's Black Friday,

and you know people are out there just like losing it at a Walmart or a Best Buy or something.

But you always just go about your day. I'm just saying there's like something about it.

And on this day, this girl, she was 11 years old,

she got home and she called her mom just as usual. Probably, I don't know, maybe she wanted

something. Maybe she was just checking in, like whatever. So she's talking on the phone,

she's talking to her daughter, and she's just like walking through the office,

gets to the lower level. She comes through the double doors, and there's this lady,

and the lady is holding a Remington bolt action rifle, pointing it directly in her face, and she yells at her and says, you know what you did. And then she shot her. And then

she starts to scream and stand over the body. You know what you did. You know what you did.

And then she shot her again in the face all while her 11 year old daughter was on the phone.

It's another week, another sinister.

And look, if you're new here, we dive into true crime cases and I need to know why it happened.

Okay, I need to know. There's some kind of survival mechanism in my brain that makes me watch true crime because I don't

want other humans to harm me and I need to know the signs. So if you're anything like me,

maybe you like this show, who knows? But somebody left this comment the other day. This made me feel

...