Season 1 - Episode 1
Season 1 - Episode 1
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On Thursday January 14, 2016, Sadie Hartley, a 60 year old mother of two, had spent the day at work. She arrived home in the early afternoon and then set off to her local stables. Later that evening, after returning home alone, there was a knock at the door.
The scene that unfolded, though seemingly random in nature, was a targeted effort to end Sadie’s life. It's only when we see behind the curtain we begin to discover the transgressions of someone closest to her was the trigger for this tragic event.
*** LISTENER CAUTION IS ADVISED AS THIS EPISODE CONTAINS ADULT THEMES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF VIOLENCE ***
MUSIC
After the Rain comes Rainbow by Ars Sonor
Everybody's Got Problems That Aren't Mine by Chris Zabriskie
Runsten by Ars Sonor
Ottenby by Ars Sonor
Still Life (Light Mix) by Ars Sonor & Material Action
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only heard fist minute and just loved how you speak and the sound of your voice! you should record audio books, guided relaxation/meditations etc!
well told story. I'd love to get a source for the music, it's beautiful.
Loved the story. Hearing Sarah's tragic past reminds me of 13 reasons why. Instead of Sarah committing suicide, Sarah has murdered an individual. When I heard about the letters she gave to the women, exposing the affairs, I first thought they were a bit brutal, however after hearing that Sarah had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted and the man was never found, I can understand why she wrote letters exposing the affairs; the women got a chance to know what man they are really in a relationship with. However, I still don't believe Sarah's past can justify her actions.