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Yeah.

Nothing's going to make up for that.

Something's wrong here.

Yeah.

If that's the feeling from the mom, something's wrong.

Ain't nothing good enough to keep me in that relationship.

Don't care who you are.

No.

No.

So Emma had heard this, Emma, who was Elizabeth's friend, she had heard this kind of talk from Elizabeth before, so she really didn't think anything of it at the time.

She's like, ah, it's just her.

She was like, she's just angry.

She's blown off steam.

She's not actually going to push this lady down the stairs.

So whether she was serious about pushing her son's girlfriend down the stairs or not, Elizabeth had every intention of making her objections to this relationship known.

Almost immediately after they started dating, Olga started getting calls from Elizabeth, not only at home, but at work too.

huh at first the calls were chiller not not polite in any way but it was just elizabeth explaining how important frank was to her and pleading for olga to quote leave her son alone what we're just like like we think we think the other one is cool yeah we want to like this should be a good thing babe we want to spend time together we're getting to know each other you can't date your son you can't it's actually super against the law yeah you can't be doing that

But when her appeals to Olga's sympathy didn't work, Elizabeth just took a new, decidedly more nasty approach.

Former landlord, Olga's former landlord, Dorothy Barnett, said she claimed that Olga was unfit, said she was a foreigner.

Elizabeth, get the fuck out of here.