Welcome back to another week, another Sinister. It's me, your favorite hot topic employee with no

eyebrows. As many of you know, but a friendly little reminder. Sinister is a true crime show about

female killers. Here, I'm not just going to lay out a timeline of events for you. I don't go

into gratuitous information about the murder itself. So if you want that,

you got to go somewhere else. Here, I'm curious why. Personally, I find that a lot of murder cases

that involve a female killer are usually unprocessed trauma that leads to a violent act. And if we can

find information on their childhood, whether it be from

the court documents, interviews from the person or family themselves, whatever, I want to piece

together how we got here. I really appreciate that some of you guys notice that our take with

sinister is a little bit different. It means a lot to me that when we're describing

some of these behaviors, you guys take something from that. And it also means a lot to me that

you may watch a case on a different channel, but you know if you come to Sinister, you're going to get

some different information. And really, I feel like this has more to do with what the host you're

watching finds interesting,

right? Because true crime cases are just huge. There's so many different areas from the crime

itself, the forensics, the court, the police work, all of that. And personally here, I want to

start at the beginning. I want details. I want details on extreme

personalities. I want to know about the family dynamics. That da-da-da-da. So, anyways, I've talked

enough. If that is up your alley, don't forget to keep checking out Sinister on Fridays. I'm always

here for you, most of the time. Camilla Fraser was born in May of 1979. Her parents' names were Joel and Donna Frazier. They lived in

Dalhart, Texas, and they were kind of a working class family. They were ranchers. So, you know,

it was just day in, day out work. Like that was life for them, but it was fairly peaceful.

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