ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sandra Birchmore lived her life out loud, and that may be what convicts Matthew Farwell. Prosecutors spent the Matthew Farwell trial showing jurors how constantly Sandra talked and texted. Bob Motta of Defense Diaries says that was the whole point: her last text said the door was open, and after Farwell arrived, prosecutors say no message ever followed. Motta compares it to the Murdaugh case, where Paul Murdaugh's phone going quiet helped prosecutors place the time of death. Retired FBI behavior chief Robin Dreeke says that when someone who can't stop talking suddenly stops, something devastating happened. Tony asks why jurors never learned what happened during the thirty to forty minutes Farwell was inside. The panel also takes on Sandra's online search for a suicide-awareness bracelet, and Dreeke reads it as resilience, not a warning sign.
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