Ash Kelley

It's true.

When you really do look at the legal part of that, like really pare it down to the skeleton there, you can't do that.

We can look at it now and be like, well, yeah.

Yeah, we can talk about it, but if we were presenting this case to a jury, we really couldn't say those things.

They're not pertinent to the case, unfortunately.

Yeah.

The guilty verdict and the death sentence could have been more the result of a character assassination than a strong case put forward by the prosecution.

But you also have to remember at the same time, it could have had a lot to do with the fact that Olga was eight months pregnant when she was killed.

And the heaping mountain of evidence against Elizabeth.

Absolutely.

I mean, you have several people who are telling and are showing a pretty clear paper trail and a pretty clear trail of evidence that lead back to this.

Right.

And when the jury friends are saying that she knew that she was there, a woman who was literally there when she hired these men is like, I was right there.

She's my friend.

I'm actually wearing her sweater right now.

Yeah.

She also was there for the annulment thing.

So she's been there.

She's been a pretty ride or die friend.

And at this point, she's like, yeah, I got to tell you because I'm under fucking oath.