Aubrey O'Day
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Would you be able to believe her in your profession even if she hadn't done that?
You know, you can have an educated opinion on what's going on here. No question, they did say she's only ever worked with victims, never with the abusers themselves. So to get a fair perspective of both sides, they feel that would have been necessary. Do you agree with that or no?
that why is that I would want a full perspective almost to if there is any saving grace on an abuser's side which listen I'm I don't I'm not a psychologist so I can say what everybody thinks that sounds like some bullshit to me but if I'm being fair and I and I'm I'm wanting to stay as professional as possible I'd want to hear both sides out and understand the mentality I don't know that we need to understand the mentality of an abuser but is there something to that
Or even your overall understanding of abuse in general. You maybe don't even have to specifically work with either side in your profession. You have enough information to understand the patterns. And unfortunately, what people don't realize is these patterns are pretty common and pretty standard and pretty repetitive when it comes to every case.
There are certain things that thread through, even if you feel two cases are completely different. Now, question, is it possible that somebody could make up and lie about everything that that they're experiencing and an abuser could be wrongly accused. Do you see that happening a lot or is it very rare?
OK, so question, last question.
For anyone out there right now, if I could revisit many of me and anyone out there that is currently in this situation or they're identifying or feeling very triggered by what they're seeing, obviously, in my opinion, I would suggest look around you and see how recognizable the things you're seeing in front of you or looking at in front of you, if they're mirroring anything that you're experiencing currently.
around you even people that speak about it in a certain way i would pay attention to that um as well as um i want your advice to anyone out there that's potentially in a situation like that is there some is there something that that i could have heard or anyone that has been in this could have heard that could have made us feel like there was a walkable path to get there sooner than we did
And also, can you please give the safe other who has somebody come to them and say that to them a great directive to help them? Because sometimes a lot of safe others don't know how to respond. And maybe we can help safe others out as well.
Say that again for the cheap seats, doc.
could someone do if they had no money and they had no health care and they had somebody that told them I believe you but what it could be a next step for somebody that does not have access to a doctor a primary care physician or can afford to go to somebody that they google in most cities
Thank you so much. I have enjoyed this conversation with you, Dr. Hillary, so much. You're so impressive. Obviously, you know that. But I think this was an important conversation to have for people out there that are very triggered by this or experiencing it personally. And for those of you who haven't, to truly leave space. for the stories that you will continue to hear during this trial.
And for those that you're hearing around you, be that safe person for somebody and show up because this is something that really needs to start being mended on a larger scale. Thank you so much, Dr. Hillary. I really appreciate you taking the time with me today to discuss this.
All right, guys, tune in to another episode of Amy and TJ Presents, Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial. This is an iHeart Podcast.
This is an iHeart Podcast.
That's right. Her name is hard to forget. Capricorn Clark. And Aubrey, you are read everything that this star witness told jurors yesterday because she had a lot to say. In some ways, in a lot of ways, she corroborated what we heard from Cassie Ventura, but she also poked some holes in what she testified to, at least left some questions for jurors. What was your overall impression?
You know Capricorn, you've met Capricorn, you've worked alongside Capricorn. What was your take on her testimony yesterday?
Aubrey, I'm curious. A lot was made of Capricorn's emotions. She was, by everyone who was in the courtroom, witnesses described her as uncontrollably sobbing when she was talking about the emails, when she was begging for forgiveness for him to let her return. I mean, this is a 20 year period where she says she experienced and witnessed all of these things.
And yet even as late as last spring, she was begging to come back in some role, all of that emotion, all of those tears. What did you think of that? Like, you know, her, at least you've been around her. What did you think of that?
Does it seem like he's referring to the Central Park incident she discussed? Maybe she just didn't go into as much detail about what at least Suge Knight says happened?
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