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and to tell them about her cancer. >> What cancer? She doesn't have cancer. >> I'm sorry, what?
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>> Yeah. Now, I don't know if they even knew about the ruse that she used to get
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everyone over there in that moment because it's a little unclear to me if Gail, Heather, or Dawn, or even Ian were
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in a position to tell police about that before they got like seriously ill. >> But Ian definitely told them about it
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after he recovered. and no record of cancer. So, let's call that question one lie one. Question two, do you own a
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dehydrator? And have you ever foraged for mushrooms in the past? Because no way were these death cap mushrooms
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bought from a store? And she says, "Nope, but you know, you might find a manual for a dehydrator at my house
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somewhere. You might. I don't know." >> Aaron >> lied too. But she's trying to get ahead
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of them, I think, because they had or eventually will search her home and she knew that they were going to be looking
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at her. >> Okay. So, like why does she have a dehydrator? >> Had >> Oh, >> because police end up learning later
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that while everyone was in the hospital, she went and disposed of the dehydrator.
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>> And she did something else really damning to cover her trucks. Let me just back up and break down for
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you the case that the prosecution ends up making against Aaron. Because what she did, how she tried to lie about it
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and then cover her own tracks, the way she was caught lying on the stand, it is bonkers.