Welcome back to another week, another sinister. It's me, Bose. I fixed my microphone. I think the audio quality has been a little trash for the past few episodes, but I think today should be a little bit better. And today, we're taking a look at Shana Huber's. I cannot do a true crime show about female killers and not talk about Shana Huber's. This is a case I've heard

about for years. I've seen it on several shows, but you know, it's always so fascinating to get

in there and figure out what happened in the beginning. Now, Shana in her interrogation video,

a lot of us have seen that. Now, that was crazy, but Shana's life leading up to what happened

actually makes it make a little more sense. Today, we are in Lexington, Kentucky, and Shana

Huber's was born to Robert and Sharon on April 8th of 1991. Her parents, Robert and Sharon, had no other children.

So of course, this means that Shana is an only child. She is going to get all of the attention

and all of the praise from her parents that she could ever want. So not only is Shana very, very

smart, but she loves school. She loves seeking advanced

classes. She always comes home with straight A's. She always has a smile on her face. And her parents

tell her all the time, you are little Miss Perfect. I mean, Shayna's early life was really truly

just an architectural structure of compliments, praise, and attention.

To her parents, this was their sweet girl, and she could do no wrong.

People generally get addicted to attention in one of two extreme ways.

Of course, there are other ways as well, but I often see it's either one, because the parents

give the child an extreme amount of attention and external validation, and they rely on that

external validation to know where they stand in the world. And then the other way that some people

get addicted to attention is when they're extremely neglected by their family, parents, caregivers,

or whatnot. And then they have these moments where they get a little bit of attention and it feels so

good that they chase after it all the time. Shana was not the last one that I just listed.

She was the first. She was a child that got an extreme amount of praise from her parents.

And that was part of the reason why she really enjoyed excelling in school, because everyone said, look, there she goes again.

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