With all due respect, Solus, first, I was not the one that commented about her smiling at the airport. She has a right to smile, and I don't judge her for that.
Secondly, I did indeed read her entire written statement, and I posted the entire statement here earlier. It's not a matter of being misquoted or it taken out of context, because WBNG printed her written statement in it's entirety, or in enough of it's entirety to understand the context. And in the statement, she said she still loved him.
I do find the way she said it to be a bit enigmatic -- the part about finding truth in lies when she said "I love you" -- have no idea what that means. Here's the part that I mean:
"One question that bothered me that I could not finish my reply to was 'if I still loved him,' and my answer was yes," Sayles wrote. "And if able to finish my answer, I would have told them that regrettably I used those words 'I love you' to find the truth in so many lies."
So, I'm just wondering...it seemed Eileen did believe Remy up until and after the time he was arrested. Or she was living in extremely deep denial. She testified herself about talking to him on the phone and visiting him in jail, and how he was all she had and vice versa. And...apparently she did eventually stop taking his calls (accdg to court testimony) -- just wondering why she stopped taking his calls -- was she just finding him annoying, or did she begin to believe he really was guilty?
I don't think highly of Eileen, but I feared for her life. I have said this before, long ago, repeatedly, even before Remy was arrested, in fact I've said it a number of times. I feared for her life, and I wanted her to be safe. I was afraid she'd be GR's next victim. I was quite relieved for her sake and for the children's sake when he was arrested, because he was a loose cannon, and they were all in harm's way.
ETA: link to her statement she sent in to WBNG on Sept. 8
http://www.wbng.com/news/local/Mother-in-law-testifies-in-murder-trial-274340721.html
