He believes that individuals who make unfounded allegations against Patrick Clancy should face defamation lawsuits to establish accountability for harmful online rhetoric.

“I hope they go after people for defamation. And I hope I hope they sue a hundred people. These are the kinds of precedent setting cases that I think we're going to see because of the difference in in social media today.”

She argues that the responsibility for instances of child sexual abuse lies solely with the abuser.

“So, according to healthychildren.org, one in four girls and one in 13 boys in the United States will experience unwanted sexual contact before their 18th birthday. They share seven tips for teaching kids about body autonomy to help prevent abuse, and if you want to learn more about that, I think it&”

A mother who has suffered abuse and psychological changes can still bear criminal responsibility for her actions.

“Elizabeth's definitely a victim here, right? And here is the thing is that that can still be true and she could also be the monster here too, right? Both things can be true at the same.”

She argues that an individual's past trauma does not absolve them of responsibility for criminal actions committed as an adult.

“You you feel sorry for the child, but when someone's an adult, they have a lot more responsibility for themselves. And so like the bad decisions you make as an adult, I don't think you have as much grace as you do when you're a child suffering.”

Shaun Attwood claims that individuals associated with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, specifically Prince Andrew, should be investigated and prosecuted.

“If you just tuned in, I'm talking about ex-Prince Andrew, Thomas Massie, now demanding perpetrators such as Prince Andrew be prosecuted and investigated.”

Informants are fundamentally dishonest people who lack integrity and will ultimately be discarded by the authorities.

“And that's what they have to live with for the rest of their lives. Any of them. Well, that's it. They got to they got to live with what it is. When I look in the mirror and I I can walk down any street in America, any street and hold my head up proud and high.”

The host believes that the story of Cliff Lambert's case, involving a missing body and six men arrested, is compelling.

“now this story sure as [ __ ] seems juicy to me”

The host holds that the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist serves as an interesting subject for true crime analysis because it represents a mystery that requires thinking outside the box.

“anything that makes me think outside the box is something I'm drawn to and I have a a passion for this. This is what I've been doing since I was 20 years old”

The involvement of professional criminal organizations like cartels in this specific kidnapping is unlikely given the amateurish nature of the ransom notes and events.

“Those vatos down there, they would have cut her up and left her in all different places because it's too much no too many problems with their billion-dollar industry. There is no way they're going to say, "Hey, I got an idea. What's that? Let's go steal, you know, let's go k”

Ethan expresses doubt that a serial killer is on the loose in Jeju Island, suggesting the situation is likely a coincidence driven by high suicide rates and police incompetence.

“I think uh I think calling it a a serial killer is a little a little premature. Um, and it's just, you know, a lot of people go missing.”