Blayne Alexander

I don't blame you.

Especially not on your computer in your house.

Does anyone like spiders?

No.

Okay.

I'm so sorry about that.

I did hear your question.

That was very... Yes, with a container of pistachios.

Okay.

Back on track.

So this relationship with Corey and the family, you know, it's a little murky because everyone has like different lenses, perspective on things.

And so, like, I have heard that Corey got along with Eric's dad, but then you hear, like, she didn't get along maybe with the sisters.

But then Linda was saying there was a baby shower and they all seemed to be getting along.

So that's really for them to say, not me, you know, what that relationship was.

But after Eric's death, certainly it was on full display that there was major, major tension there.

And, well, it actually started even at the house the morning of Eric's death because the sister made a comment to someone from law enforcement, like, you need to look at Corey.

And that tells you right away that there was not a good relationship.

I mean, if there was a good relationship, you're not going to be immediately pointing the finger at your brother's spouse that she killed Eric, right?

So clearly things couldn't have been great.

But another thing that was like a big red flag for that relationship, at least this is from my own feelings, was having her sign a prenup five minutes later.