Ash Kelley

It's at least something to think about.

Now, as far as the facts of the case and the people called to the witness stand, there was no shortage of drama there either.

In the early days of the trial, Gustafsson called Barbara Reed to testify.

She was the woman who...

elizabeth was like hey could you throw some acid in my daughter-in-law's face and she was like i'll think about it yeah so barbara told the jury all about that and then she brought up elizabeth's daughter patty who had died sadly at age 15 and elizabeth obviously cried at the defendant's table but her tears were quickly replaced with fiery anger as soon as barbara claimed that elizabeth tried to hire her to commit murder oh

The testimony was continuously interrupted by Elizabeth having some kind of outburst.

She would yell at the prosecutor.

She would cry about the loss of her daughter, the love for her son.

And also at random times, she would just lol.

And there's pictures.

She was having a lol fest.

With her head thrown back laughing.

Yeah.

In the courtroom.

Yeah, she's something.

She wasn't the only one in the courtroom whose hysterics added to the drama.

At various points throughout the trial, Frank's audible weeping also disrupted the proceedings.

At one point during Louis Moya's testimony, where he gave a detailed account of the kidnapping and the murder, Frank fled the courtroom in tears, saying...

Not over the death of his wife.

Hold on.