Andrea Peyser

Well, no, a colleague actually had seen the documentary, put two and two together and called me up. And said, and offered, you know, said I should write something. And I did. And I had too much fun, I have to say. I was kind of amazed that 20 years later, she is still ruminating over this thing. She can't get it. I've been living in her head rent free. for all these years.

Well, no, a colleague actually had seen the documentary, put two and two together and called me up. And said, and offered, you know, said I should write something. And I did. And I had too much fun, I have to say. I was kind of amazed that 20 years later, she is still ruminating over this thing. She can't get it. I've been living in her head rent free. for all these years.

Well, no, a colleague actually had seen the documentary, put two and two together and called me up. And said, and offered, you know, said I should write something. And I did. And I had too much fun, I have to say. I was kind of amazed that 20 years later, she is still ruminating over this thing. She can't get it. I've been living in her head rent free. for all these years.

And then in the end, she's using it to get mileage out of it, to get people to watch her documentary, which is kind of amazing. You know, she always has an angle. You know, that's Martha.

And then in the end, she's using it to get mileage out of it, to get people to watch her documentary, which is kind of amazing. You know, she always has an angle. You know, that's Martha.

And then in the end, she's using it to get mileage out of it, to get people to watch her documentary, which is kind of amazing. You know, she always has an angle. You know, that's Martha.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, she called me dead. And not only did she call me dead, she said, thank goodness you're dead. And it's like, hey, I got a message for you. I am not.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, she called me dead. And not only did she call me dead, she said, thank goodness you're dead. And it's like, hey, I got a message for you. I am not.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, she called me dead. And not only did she call me dead, she said, thank goodness you're dead. And it's like, hey, I got a message for you. I am not.

Actually, I had like mixed feelings because it was a little sad. You know, she's taken so many people out of her life. She doesn't have really anybody at this point. You know, she's divorced. She Her boyfriend dumped her. Her daughter's got kind of a weird relationship with her. And it's a little sad.

Actually, I had like mixed feelings because it was a little sad. You know, she's taken so many people out of her life. She doesn't have really anybody at this point. You know, she's divorced. She Her boyfriend dumped her. Her daughter's got kind of a weird relationship with her. And it's a little sad.

Actually, I had like mixed feelings because it was a little sad. You know, she's taken so many people out of her life. She doesn't have really anybody at this point. You know, she's divorced. She Her boyfriend dumped her. Her daughter's got kind of a weird relationship with her. And it's a little sad.

She was really imperious. I mean, if I went over and tried to talk to her, she looked at me like I was a bug. And that's how she treated people. That was who she was. But the trial was kind of fascinating. I did not expect it. I thought it would be a very financial trial, very boring, very technical. And it turned out to be kind of uproarious. I dubbed it Circus Marthimus.

She was really imperious. I mean, if I went over and tried to talk to her, she looked at me like I was a bug. And that's how she treated people. That was who she was. But the trial was kind of fascinating. I did not expect it. I thought it would be a very financial trial, very boring, very technical. And it turned out to be kind of uproarious. I dubbed it Circus Marthimus.

She was really imperious. I mean, if I went over and tried to talk to her, she looked at me like I was a bug. And that's how she treated people. That was who she was. But the trial was kind of fascinating. I did not expect it. I thought it would be a very financial trial, very boring, very technical. And it turned out to be kind of uproarious. I dubbed it Circus Marthimus.

Well, Fanuel was a fabulous witness. I mean, he was a young man, and his testimony was halfway how she committed a crime, and the other half was how she treated him. I mean, she berated him. She called him names. She called him an idiot or whatever. I felt sorry for him. The other twist was her friend, Marianna Pasternak. You're right.

Well, Fanuel was a fabulous witness. I mean, he was a young man, and his testimony was halfway how she committed a crime, and the other half was how she treated him. I mean, she berated him. She called him names. She called him an idiot or whatever. I felt sorry for him. The other twist was her friend, Marianna Pasternak. You're right.

Well, Fanuel was a fabulous witness. I mean, he was a young man, and his testimony was halfway how she committed a crime, and the other half was how she treated him. I mean, she berated him. She called him names. She called him an idiot or whatever. I felt sorry for him. The other twist was her friend, Marianna Pasternak. You're right.

She said, isn't it nice to have stockbrokers to give you these twists? Now, she had been Martha's best friend, but she felt that she had testified truthfully and she put the nail in the coffin. It was game over after that testimony.

She said, isn't it nice to have stockbrokers to give you these twists? Now, she had been Martha's best friend, but she felt that she had testified truthfully and she put the nail in the coffin. It was game over after that testimony.