She Wanted It All

I'm curious about how Kathryn Casey chose this story among so many true crime stories. Did she uncover new details or approach it from a unique angle?

The way the story was told made me forget it was nonfiction — I kept wondering what was real and what was dramatized. Was this intentional?

The story felt respectful yet intense. I'm interested in how Kathryn Casey decided where to draw the line between engaging storytelling and sensitivity.