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Sarah Grace Patrick: Do the Mountains of Evidence Exist? (Part 2)

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Sarah told investigators there was a drug deal gone wrong and a man with a gun in the kitchen before the murders.
1. This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast covers Sarah Grace Patrick: Do the Mountains of Evidence Exist? (Part 2) around the Carrollton double-homicide case. 2. Hosts Jami and Celisia focus on Daniel Patrick’s Law & Crime interview, where he explains why Sarah lived with Kristen Brock and James Brock. 3. The episode asks whether the public record really shows “the mountains of evidence” against Sarah Grace Patrick. 4. Daniel Patrick says Kristen and James provided more stability for Sarah after his 2019 divorce and his custody fight during COVID. 5. He says Sarah loved Kristen and James, lived with them from about 2023, and had no major conflict in the home. 6. Daniel says he had a 100% open relationship with Sarah and saw no red flags before the murders. 7. He says Sarah used his phone to talk with investigators for about the first month after the killings. 8. The hosts discuss Sarah’s funeral eulogy, which Daniel says was not scripted and came from her heart. 9. Daniel says Sarah says “I’m sorry” to everything, including small accidents, and that her apology at the funeral fit her personality. 10. The episode reviews Daniel’s account of the LVAD machine on James Brock, which he says went off often and was not unusually loud. 11. Daniel says Sarah believed the killings may have involved a drug deal gone wrong and a dispute over weed. 12. He also says a family friend pulled a gun on James in the kitchen before Valentine’s Day, and his son witnessed it. 13. The hosts then move into June and September 2021 and 2022 Facebook posts between Kristen and Sarah. 14. Sarah posts that Kristen is “a grown woman” and tells her to “grow up,” while Kristen posts public replies on Facebook. 15. The episode cites Sarah’s 2022 recognition from Gateway Kids Ministries as “difference maker of the month.” 16. The hosts then describe the August 21, 2022 incident that led to charges, including an alleged attempt to run over children and a family violence warrant. 17. Daniel says Carroll County Superior Court granted an ex parte protective order, temporary custody, and an order requiring Kristen to vacate the family residence. 18. The episode discusses James Brock’s later petition for a 12-month protective order and the hostile Facebook posts that followed. 19. The tone is conversational, reactive, and detail-heavy, with the hosts reading posts, court language, and interview excerpts aloud. 20. Anyone following the Patrick case, protective orders, or family-court records would get the most from this episode; anyone wanting a clean standalone mystery may skip it.

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A developing case weighs public grief, court restrictions, bedroom cameras, and evidence still open to interpretation.

The episode tracks Sarah Grace Patrick's case as a troubling clash between public mourning and a police theory. After the 16-year-old called 911 to report that her mother, Kristen Brock, and stepfather, James Brock, had been shot to death, she posted videos and slideshows…

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You want Sarah Grace Patrick's case where public grief posts, a double-homicide charge, and bedroom-camera questions all sit uneasily together?

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