Gabby Petito’s Legacy: Nichole Schmidt Returns to Discuss Gabby Petito: American Murder
CONNECT with Jonathan MarkShow Notes
On today’s episode of CONNECT, Nichole Schmidt returns to the show to talk about the new Netflix documentary, Gabby Petito: American Murder. Nichole shares what it's like to be behind the scenes of a popular documentary focusing on a tragic event in your life, as well as her personal opinions on the case. Later, the two discuss how the experiences of a professional, investigative medium and a person touched by a famous true crime case can dovetail together in sometimes surprising ways.
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