Alaina Urquhart

So George tried to call up Fred and warn him, but they had already left for the boat for Newfoundland.

So he called the police instead and insisted that they needed to warn his friend somehow.

He said, I wanted Fred to know the situation he might be in.

You know, he could be in danger.

But unfortunately, and I'm sure you're all thinking this, the police explained since Melissa hadn't done anything or like committed any crimes against Fred and she had already served her time for previous charges, they couldn't get involved.

They can't just be like, knock, knock, warning.

You married a felon.

So four days later, Fred and Melissa were on a boat headed on their honeymoon and Fred started to feel dizzy.

Yeah.

He was still unwell when they reached their hotel and went to lay down, but he woke up a few hours later and he was still dizzy.

And soon after he collapsed and had to be rushed to the nearest hospital on their honeymoon.

So the nurses ran blood tests, and the results showed that Fred had a large amount of the tranquilizers lorazepam and temazepam in his system, despite having no memory of taking either of those drugs.

Hmm.

When medical staff asked Melissa about Fred's medical history, she said that he had prostate problems, bowel surgery, and that he was suffering from dementia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder.

COPD.

Yeah, but I didn't even know that.

Check you out.

But when those same providers tried to confirm this with Fred, he was like, I don't have any of those things.

But also, they're just being told that he has dementia, so they're like, does he not know that he has these things?

Oh, what a terrible situation.