Ash Kelley

He willingly decided to have a child.

He's a grown man.

Like, what's the problem here?

Yeah.

Now, speaking of Frank, he was noticeably absent from the grand jury hearing.

After he learned what had happened to Olga and that his mother was being brought on charges for it, he just disappeared.

Wow.

Yeah.

According to Elizabeth's lawyer, S. Ward Sullivan, Frank had moved out of the apartment that he'd rented with Olga and hadn't been seen since the body was recovered.

I'm also like, he moved out, but she wasn't living there.

Yeah.

He lived with mommy.

Exactly.

Now, the trial began in late February of 1959, and by that time, Frank had resurfaced.

Oh.

And was standing by mommy, thinking.

Fiercely supportive of her claims of innocence.

In that time, or in the time that had passed since the indictment, Louis Moya and Gus Baldonado had actually withdrawn their pleas of innocence and actually pleaded guilty to the charges.

But their lawyers had signaled their intent to refile pleas of not guilty by reason of insanity.

Which is like, no.