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Sometimes it’s not that anything is “wrong”…it’s just that you’re seeing too much of everyone else. We aren't supposed to have access to 1000000s of people's lives. More screen time = more comparison, more noise, and more unrealistic standards. Nothing on this app is a deadline, a rule, or a requirement for your body, your fitness, or your lifestyle. When you find yourself in the comparison doom scroll - remember this post, and log off #goinganalogue #screentime #comparison

Sometimes it’s not that anything is “wrong”…it’s just that you’re seeing too much of everyone else. We aren't supposed to have access to 1000000s of people's lives. More screen time = more comparison, more noise, and more unrealistic standards. Nothing on this app is a deadline, a rule, or a requirement for your body, your fitness, or your lifestyle. When you find yourself in the comparison doom scroll - remember this post, and log off #goinganalogue #screentime #comparison

🖤 Kelly Brennan: The Dream That Led to Her Body On February 15, 2010, 46-year-old Kelly Brennan, a nurse living in Indialantic, Florida, left her home to meet her boyfriend, Dan Trott. Dan was the estranged husband of Kelly’s longtime friend, Sheila Graham Trott. Kelly never arrived. When she failed to show up and could not be reached, she was reported missing, and an intensive search began. But later that night, something happened that would become one of the strangest parts of the entire case. Sheila began telling her sons and her mother that she had dreamed Kelly had been hurt at Marks Landing in Melbourne Beach. According to investigators, Sheila repeatedly mentioned the location and said she kept seeing Kelly’s face. Then Sheila took her sons to Marks Landing. What they found there was horrifying. Kelly’s battered body was hidden in the brush. Sheila’s mother then called 911 and told dispatchers that her daughter believed she had killed someone named Kelly. Investigators determined that Kelly had been beaten to death. Prosecutors later argued that Sheila had been motivated by jealousy over Kelly’s relationship with Dan. They alleged that Sheila had waited outside Kelly’s home, attacked her with a hammer, placed her body inside Kelly’s SUV, and transported her to Marks Landing. The case presented investigators with a difficult problem. There was no murder weapon. There was no eyewitness to the killing. And there was no DNA evidence directly tying Sheila to the murder. Instead, prosecutors built their case around circumstantial evidence, including Sheila’s statements, bloodstain evidence, cellphone records, and testimony from witnesses. In September 2014, a jury found Sheila Graham Trott guilty of first-degree premeditated murder. She was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. But Sheila has continued to deny that she killed Kelly. Her explanation? She said she didn't know where Kelly was because she had committed the murder. She claimed she had only experienced a dream or vision about what had happened. And that leaves one of the most haunting questions surrounding this case: How did Sheila know where Kelly’s body was? Was it truly a dream? Or did she know something she has never admitted? Kelly Brennan was 46 years old when her life was taken. She was a nurse, a friend, and a woman whose disappearance ended in a case that still raises questions about what happened that night. 🖤 The Hunting Hour Every Case Has a Trail. #truecrime #truecrimetiktok #fyp #truecrimestory #views

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