Not sure how I feel about this one! It's engagingly written and morbidly fascinating. However, I don't love that it follows the author's experience learning about the story instead of telling the story in chronological order; I don't feel like we're getting any answers; and it seems like the author was sometimes pretty persistent about talking to the family when they just wanted her to go away.

I'm really enjoying this! There's just something so fun about seeing into other people's problems in an advice column and getting the advice giver's perspective is fascinating.