IMO and based on personal experience, Ashlee doesn’t sound like she was experiencing a major episode (manic or depressive—as her mother has implied) at the time of this recording. Her speech isn’t pressured, her thoughts are clear and rational, and she doesn’t sound agitated, threatening, overly...
I know I’m late to the game here but thought I’d add my personal experience. My mom has bipolar disorder and she’s always been a wonderful mom. BUT she’s also very med-compliant because her own mother had bipolar disorder, so she had the experience of dealing with it from the other side before...
I don’t fully understand it myself but a sense of belonging is a fundamental human need. I think a lot of people jump on these bandwagons because they long to be part of a group. It also gives them a false sense of importance because there’s an us-versus-them mentality and they crave the attention.
In my opinion, everything BK does is for one reason and one reason only — to benefit himself in the best possible way. I don’t think any of his post-crime decisions have been made with the intent to torture the survivors and the families or drag out their pain. I don’t say that because I think...
The following is what Bailey told a podcast back in 2019.
Marissa: When we spoke to Bailey, we asked her to walk us through the events of the day Chance disappeared. This is what she had to say.
Bailey: We were just down visiting our family, and the guys all decided that they wanted to go...
It doesn’t have to be a family member. Anyone can notify the police if they believe someone is a danger to themselves or others, but there are steps that must be taken and specific criteria that must be met before someone can be involuntarily committed. For one, the person must be an immediate...
Same!!
It’s like that man Nicholas Rossi who faked his death and fled the US after being charged with rape. He fled in 2020 and his identity was discovered in Scotland in late 2021. He fought extradition and it wasn’t until January 2025 that he was FINALLY sent back to the US. Infuriating...
Okay, here's the transcription from Episode 3 of the Hulu documentary, Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg? IRT the information about the homicide/suicide change. This information begins at the 15:00 minute mark.
Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg...
Replying to myself to say that I’ll try to go back and transcribe that ME deposition part tomorrow. I feel like my summary doesn’t really pack the punch that it does when you hear it in the documentary.
This is covered in the documentary. The ME ruled the manner of death as homicide after completing the autopsy. He changed it to suicide after a closed door meeting with the police department and DA’s office 2 to 3 days later. During his 2021 deposition with the Greenberg’s attorney, the ME said...
I think anyone who might actually know him well enough to speak on it has likely signed an NDA. But the opinions of his industry peers have been oddly absent.
I’m not sure he’s being overcharged. Nicole Linton is also facing murder charges in LA after she blew through a red light and killed six people (including a pregnant woman and her unborn baby) in 2022...
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