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Wow. So Patrick knew Rachel in 2022, at least? What a wild coincidence.

Wow. So Patrick knew Rachel in 2022, at least? What a wild coincidence.

261,060 views • 1 month ago

He called her phone because he “didn’t see her car”… but somehow also confirms he parked right next to it. I’m genuinely curious: how many lies does an innocent person have to tell before we’re allowed to start questioning the innocence? 🤔

He called her phone because he “didn’t see her car”… but somehow also confirms he parked right next to it. I’m genuinely curious: how many lies does an innocent person have to tell before we’re allowed to start questioning the innocence? 🤔

137,989 views • 1 month ago

The person who edited this deserves their flowers. 🤌🏻

The person who edited this deserves their flowers. 🤌🏻

61,548 views • 1 month ago

I knew I’d heard this somewhere before. 😭 I wonder if Rachel is a Swiftie.

I knew I’d heard this somewhere before. 😭 I wonder if Rachel is a Swiftie.

53,861 views • 1 month ago

“Death is easy, actually. Living a long life when everyone knows who and what you are, and what you are a part of, and what you did…long live Erika Frantzve.”

“Death is easy, actually. Living a long life when everyone knows who and what you are, and what you are a part of, and what you did…long live Erika Frantzve.”

69,573 views • 4 months ago

This is probably the most detailed yet easiest breakdown I’ve seen. It actually makes the sequence of events easy to understand and lays out the questions that should’ve been addressed from day one. Why didn’t the prosecution present it this clearly? And the Patrickstans would know these are valid questions if they had actually followed the case or watched the trial instead of consuming talking points.

This is probably the most detailed yet easiest breakdown I’ve seen. It actually makes the sequence of events easy to understand and lays out the questions that should’ve been addressed from day one. Why didn’t the prosecution present it this clearly? And the Patrickstans would know these are valid questions if they had actually followed the case or watched the trial instead of consuming talking points.

14,410 views • 1 month ago

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