Welcome back to another week, another sinister, and I need to warn you before I even introduce myself.

This case is actually going to make you feel a lot of emotions.

Some of you may feel joy or justice.

Some of you may feel anger towards the end.

Some of you may feel shocked in sadness.

Every single emotion is welcome and explored

in this case. And I have to say it's also a little bit different than our usual because you tell

me, is Sarah Sands really sinister? But look, the show is really just about female killers,

okay? Not everybody's got to be evil, but most of the time, if you kill somebody,

probably pretty evil.

But you know what?

I'll let you decide if today's case is an exception.

I'm Bose.

I'm your host.

I'm here with you every other Friday.

See, I usually say that all together and didn't even come out that way today because I'm telling you, this one's going to take you for a loop. But before we start, can I ask,

any parents in the audience? Anybody with kids? Any single moms? That's what Sarah Sands was. She and her

kids had just moved to East London and of course it was a grueling move what move isn't but they were

settled in and ready to start their new life and Sarah Sands was ready to be a great mom and take care

of her boys but of course let's get comfortable in this new area we're in let's learn the lay

of the land let's meet the neighbors let's talk to everybody like you know let's set it up and build a

community and that's exactly what she did and she first started with her 77 year old meet the neighbors. Let's talk to everybody. Like, you know, let's set it up and build a community.

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