Armie Hammer sits down with investigative journalist and true crime author Billy Jensen for one of his most honest and emotional interviews yet. Billy opens up about his early days breaking murder stories for the New York Times, his obsession with unsolved cases, and the rise of his career as a respected voice in true crime media. He shares what it was like to help solve real cases using crowdsourcing, the complexities of working with grieving families, and the psychological toll that comes with chasing darkness for a living.

But the conversation goes even deeper as Billy talks candidly about battling alcoholism, being publicly cancelled, and rebuilding his life from the ground up. From rehab and relapse to reflection and recovery, he and Armie explore the human cost of fame, failure, and forgiveness. It's a powerful, vulnerable, and surprisingly redemptive dialogue between two people who’ve both seen their lives implode — and are still here to talk about it.

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