Amy Robach

Um, but I, I do want to say straight away, cause this is so unsettling to me that what really, uh,

really gets me about this is that she is creating this narrative that women do these things all the time you know and it's so frustrating because she is like an eighth of a percentile of women that do this you know generally speaking we don't women don't don't do things like this and so it's like infuriating to me to see that this woman has now she has done this repeatedly right so you come to find out

that you are not the first nor the only victim of this woman, right?

That's right.

Yes, that's what I hope.

I mean, because it seems very clear she is not the victim.

Sure.

So she I read that.

Well, first, I want to ask, was there a moment when you realized, oh, this is not going away quickly?

And was that when I read that she proposed to you that she would get rid of the child, the pregnancy, excuse me, the pregnancy, if you agree to a dating contract of some kind?

Right.

That's what, so she wanted to buy a house from you.

Is that right?

I'm like...

I mean, I was going to ask, like, was it worth it?

Like, wow, was it really?

On the other victims, on the other men?

And so, you know, it's like a systematic manipulation, right?

Like the step by step where it makes it look like it's you.

And then it's by the time you're trying to catch us, like you're trying to play catch up the whole time.