Anne-Marie Green

You introduce us to a woman named Aja, who said that Rickman sex trafficked her when she was a 14-year-old runaway in California.

Can you share any more details what we learned about Rickman's past?

That is truly inspiring.

And to think, like, she had gone through all of this and, you know, transformed her life.

Meanwhile, Rickman,

Clearly hasn't changed his ways at all.

But, you know, Gloria figures this out.

It takes about six months after meeting Rickman and she ends the relationship.

She moves back in with her parents, but Rickman refuses to return her truck, which he had borrowed.

So she reports him to the police.

In that first incident, the officer responds very quickly.

Rickman is arrested.

He is thrown in jail for a couple of days before a judge then slaps him with a very strict no contact order.

But after his release, Rickman continues to harass her.

And it seems like after that, the police response sort of slows.

Here's the thing about it, too, is experts will always tell domestic violence victims to document everything.

And here Gloria is writing it down.

She is basically taking the investigation into her own hands.

What else did she note in this document?

So I thought this was really interesting in the hour.