This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske. Let's talk about the behavior of Karen

read a bit. Obviously, someone who's accused of murder oftentimes. You don't hear from them

after those charges drop. Only you hear, the only person you hear from is typically their attorneys making their statements and such. And obviously we've heard a lot from them, but Karen's been the most vocal of anybody. You know, just from kind of a behavioral type standpoint, how often do you see that where you see the prime suspect in the case going out there doing

documentary, saying everything, and actively contradicting herself left and right in so many

ways. I've been going through clips all morning from all of her interviews. And it's like,

oh, I forgot about that contradiction. There's a lot. What does that say to you?

What does that say to you about innocence or guilt when it really looks like somebody is trying to

control a narrative, get in front of a narrative, and pitch it one way? And I get it. Her future,

her life is basically on the line. So you're going to want to have, you know, somewhat of

a control of it, but the way that she goes out there herself and does it, is that normal behavior?

Is that common behavior for someone in her position? I'm going to talk first from a mainstream

media standpoint and then from my own personal experiences and FBI.

So I have four words on the mainstream side of it.

Lori Valo Sarah Boone.

Same type of women.

The way they, you know, just have diarrhea of the mouth.

They want to explain, you know, how they want you to see it.

They just try to control everything.

It's absolutely them trying to be in charge and in control.

And it's serious personality situation, I believe, and all three of them are the same.

Yeah.

As far as, from my personal experience, we sought a lot.

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