Bonnie Contreras

think of the most flattering way to describe Bonnie Contreras. Bonnie Contreras is almost like a master manipulator. She would take compromising photos, kind of just gather all these nuggets that if things ever went south, she had all the proof she needed to kind of force you to do what she wanted.

think of the most flattering way to describe Bonnie Contreras. Bonnie Contreras is almost like a master manipulator. She would take compromising photos, kind of just gather all these nuggets that if things ever went south, she had all the proof she needed to kind of force you to do what she wanted.

She's texting and calling Francis. Bonnie would call her every explicit name in the book and just say, you're so fat and disgusting. You have this toxic love triangle. You've got a multimillionaire husband and wife, and this mistress trying to wedge her way between them.

She's texting and calling Francis. Bonnie would call her every explicit name in the book and just say, you're so fat and disgusting. You have this toxic love triangle. You've got a multimillionaire husband and wife, and this mistress trying to wedge her way between them.

While this is going on, Bill actually comes to this unfinished shoulder right here and pulls to the side of the car and lets both cars pass him.

While this is going on, Bill actually comes to this unfinished shoulder right here and pulls to the side of the car and lets both cars pass him.

Bill has to react, and while he's reacting, remember, Francis is reacting in that Escalade.

Bill has to react, and while he's reacting, remember, Francis is reacting in that Escalade.

And so her car is fishtailing a little bit while she's doing it, as Bill's coming to the side in that big old Harley, and they make contact right about here, and Bill ultimately ends up actually right behind you in this big, tall grass down here.

And so her car is fishtailing a little bit while she's doing it, as Bill's coming to the side in that big old Harley, and they make contact right about here, and Bill ultimately ends up actually right behind you in this big, tall grass down here.

You know, Peter, if anyone is guilty of anything, I would say it's Bonnie Contreras of reckless driving because everyone else had to react to her actions. But it was just a tragic accident.

You know, Peter, if anyone is guilty of anything, I would say it's Bonnie Contreras of reckless driving because everyone else had to react to her actions. But it was just a tragic accident.

Absolutely not murder.

Absolutely not murder.

Nothing is harder than defending someone that you know and believe in your heart is innocent.

Nothing is harder than defending someone that you know and believe in your heart is innocent.

When Frances first sees her husband Bill and then Bonnie, she's about two miles down the road this way, and that's when she makes the decision to make a U-turn and finally confront this woman that's been, you know, wreaking havoc in her life.

When Frances first sees her husband Bill and then Bonnie, she's about two miles down the road this way, and that's when she makes the decision to make a U-turn and finally confront this woman that's been, you know, wreaking havoc in her life.

I see the bill with the truck. And I see him fly off the motorcycle. And then I see the bike fly.

I see the bill with the truck. And I see him fly off the motorcycle. And then I see the bike fly.

Exactly. They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour.

Exactly. They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour.

I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him, he flies off, the bike flies off, and then she kept hitting me and hitting me, and I kept going faster and faster.

I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him, he flies off, the bike flies off, and then she kept hitting me and hitting me, and I kept going faster and faster.

I started screaming, crying. I said, oh, my God, Francis is taking me from behind. What do I do?

I started screaming, crying. I said, oh, my God, Francis is taking me from behind. What do I do?

I don't think anyone imagined that by the end of that day, there would be a dead body and someone in handcuffs.

I don't think anyone imagined that by the end of that day, there would be a dead body and someone in handcuffs.

She's been living in hell for three years. Let her go home. Let her be with her family. And let her mourn her husband.

She's been living in hell for three years. Let her go home. Let her be with her family. And let her mourn her husband.

I miss him tremendously. I just wish he was here.

I miss him tremendously. I just wish he was here.

She's a strong, strong, strong woman. That being said, she wasn't going to go murder her husband and say, if I can't have him, no one can have him. That's just not Frances.

She's a strong, strong, strong woman. That being said, she wasn't going to go murder her husband and say, if I can't have him, no one can have him. That's just not Frances.

I'm very happy on the convictions she got on both counts. That gave me peace.

I'm very happy on the convictions she got on both counts. That gave me peace.

If ever there was a person that the sudden passion provision was written for, it's Frances Hall, absolutely.

If ever there was a person that the sudden passion provision was written for, it's Frances Hall, absolutely.

Sudden passion that you were so entrenched or stuck in the heat of the moment that you are unable to think clearly.

Sudden passion that you were so entrenched or stuck in the heat of the moment that you are unable to think clearly.

That lowers it to 2 to 20. Huge, huge difference.

That lowers it to 2 to 20. Huge, huge difference.

I hate to say this because I'm a woman, but I think that a lot of women see successful men, self-made men, attractive men. They think, I want a piece of that.

I hate to say this because I'm a woman, but I think that a lot of women see successful men, self-made men, attractive men. They think, I want a piece of that.

Her story is that she was helping her aunt or someone sell chicken on a stick.

Her story is that she was helping her aunt or someone sell chicken on a stick.

And she just happened to see these five guys, and he was dressed really nice. I mean, he's met her supposedly for two minutes. I think she said, we locked eyes, and I knew right then.

And she just happened to see these five guys, and he was dressed really nice. I mean, he's met her supposedly for two minutes. I think she said, we locked eyes, and I knew right then.

I love this man with everything I have. I still do.

I love this man with everything I have. I still do.

I wanted to have a family with him. My plans were to get married, to have a home, and to live the rest of my life with this man.

I wanted to have a family with him. My plans were to get married, to have a home, and to live the rest of my life with this man.

He was excited by her in the beginning. You know, she was an attractive younger woman that, you know, wanted to do everything she could to be the center of his attention.

He was excited by her in the beginning. You know, she was an attractive younger woman that, you know, wanted to do everything she could to be the center of his attention.

She kept calling Bill, and Bill would decline her calls. And all the while, Bonnie's texting Bill saying, I'm going to tell your wife, I'm going to tell her about us, and ultimately calls Frances.

She kept calling Bill, and Bill would decline her calls. And all the while, Bonnie's texting Bill saying, I'm going to tell your wife, I'm going to tell her about us, and ultimately calls Frances.

After she makes the call, she really takes it up a notch, and she starts going to Frances and Bill's house. She'll take pictures of the outside of the house, and then she'll text it to Bill, and then she'll text it to the wife and say, you know, ugly, ugly, nasty things to the wife.

After she makes the call, she really takes it up a notch, and she starts going to Frances and Bill's house. She'll take pictures of the outside of the house, and then she'll text it to Bill, and then she'll text it to the wife and say, you know, ugly, ugly, nasty things to the wife.

It doesn't matter if they're married or not. Oh my goodness. Frances and Bill Hall met when they were in high school. I think they were around 16. Neither of them had very much money. They started dating, and they were married by 18. Frances Hall is someone that you wish was in your family. She's very selfless, caring, and really always thinking about other people.

It doesn't matter if they're married or not. Oh my goodness. Frances and Bill Hall met when they were in high school. I think they were around 16. Neither of them had very much money. They started dating, and they were married by 18. Frances Hall is someone that you wish was in your family. She's very selfless, caring, and really always thinking about other people.

I was just defending myself and never once did I threaten her. I never once threatened that woman.

I was just defending myself and never once did I threaten her. I never once threatened that woman.

I'm a good person. I never mean no harm on anybody. And never once confronted his kids. I would never threaten anybody in that way.

I'm a good person. I never mean no harm on anybody. And never once confronted his kids. I would never threaten anybody in that way.

Frances sees her husband drive by on that big blue motorcycle. You know, a few seconds later, for the first time ever, she lays eyes on Bonnie Contreras, this woman who is ruining her life.

Frances sees her husband drive by on that big blue motorcycle. You know, a few seconds later, for the first time ever, she lays eyes on Bonnie Contreras, this woman who is ruining her life.

And she grabs a steering wheel and she just goes, I'm going to go confront her.

And she grabs a steering wheel and she just goes, I'm going to go confront her.

At this point in time, 28 days have passed since she's found out about the affair.

At this point in time, 28 days have passed since she's found out about the affair.

I think at one point Bill and Frances go to the movies and she knows about it and literally sits three rows back behind them, watching them the entire time, texting Bill, just going crazy. It's pretty insane.

I think at one point Bill and Frances go to the movies and she knows about it and literally sits three rows back behind them, watching them the entire time, texting Bill, just going crazy. It's pretty insane.

They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour. So Francis is getting behind Bonnie, and every time she gets close to her, Bonnie will brake check her over and over again. It's this cat and mouse game.

They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour. So Francis is getting behind Bonnie, and every time she gets close to her, Bonnie will brake check her over and over again. It's this cat and mouse game.

At first, I thought it was an accident. Maybe somebody had hit me from behind by accident. But then when I looked back and I looked through the rearview mirror, I saw that it was Ms. Hall. Francis.

At first, I thought it was an accident. Maybe somebody had hit me from behind by accident. But then when I looked back and I looked through the rearview mirror, I saw that it was Ms. Hall. Francis.

Bill Hall loved Frances and his children. But Bill's fatal flaw is that he also liked the attention of younger women.

Bill Hall loved Frances and his children. But Bill's fatal flaw is that he also liked the attention of younger women.

Then she hit me more times. I then got thrown onto oncoming traffic. After I got thrown onto oncoming traffic, I was fighting cars coming at me.

Then she hit me more times. I then got thrown onto oncoming traffic. After I got thrown onto oncoming traffic, I was fighting cars coming at me.

I see her clearly behind Bill, and I'm thinking to myself, she's not going to hit Bill. Like, I don't think she had the heart to do that. So then I was just driving, and then I started screaming because I saw the Escalade getting closer and closer to him.

I see her clearly behind Bill, and I'm thinking to myself, she's not going to hit Bill. Like, I don't think she had the heart to do that. So then I was just driving, and then I started screaming because I saw the Escalade getting closer and closer to him.

Now Bill's over here, and I'm speeding up, and I see Bill, and I'm wanting to stop, but I don't stop because I'm fearing for my life. I don't know what she's thinking, what she has in the vehicle, if she has any weapons, if she... I don't know what she's thinking in her head. And I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him. He flies off. The bike flies off.

Now Bill's over here, and I'm speeding up, and I see Bill, and I'm wanting to stop, but I don't stop because I'm fearing for my life. I don't know what she's thinking, what she has in the vehicle, if she has any weapons, if she... I don't know what she's thinking in her head. And I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him. He flies off. The bike flies off.

She doesn't stop in her tracks at all.

She doesn't stop in her tracks at all.

And then she starts to hit me from behind again. I do a really, really fast U-turn right there. I almost hit a pole, and she did the U-turn really quickly behind me. Then I started speeding back up towards where the accident had happened, and then she was speeding up behind me. She then continuously was hitting me I sped up the Range Rover up to like 100.

And then she starts to hit me from behind again. I do a really, really fast U-turn right there. I almost hit a pole, and she did the U-turn really quickly behind me. Then I started speeding back up towards where the accident had happened, and then she was speeding up behind me. She then continuously was hitting me I sped up the Range Rover up to like 100.

think of the most flattering way to describe Bonnie Contreras. Bonnie Contreras is almost like a master manipulator. She would take compromising photos, kind of just gather all these nuggets that if things ever went south, she had all the proof she needed to kind of force you to do what she wanted.

She's texting and calling Francis. Bonnie would call her every explicit name in the book and just say, you're so fat and disgusting. You have this toxic love triangle. You've got a multimillionaire husband and wife, and this mistress trying to wedge her way between them.

While this is going on, Bill actually comes to this unfinished shoulder right here and pulls to the side of the car and lets both cars pass him.

Bill has to react, and while he's reacting, remember, Francis is reacting in that Escalade.

And so her car is fishtailing a little bit while she's doing it, as Bill's coming to the side in that big old Harley, and they make contact right about here, and Bill ultimately ends up actually right behind you in this big, tall grass down here.

You know, Peter, if anyone is guilty of anything, I would say it's Bonnie Contreras of reckless driving because everyone else had to react to her actions. But it was just a tragic accident.

Absolutely not murder.

Nothing is harder than defending someone that you know and believe in your heart is innocent.

When Frances first sees her husband Bill and then Bonnie, she's about two miles down the road this way, and that's when she makes the decision to make a U-turn and finally confront this woman that's been, you know, wreaking havoc in her life.

I see the bill with the truck. And I see him fly off the motorcycle. And then I see the bike fly.

Exactly. They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour.

I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him, he flies off, the bike flies off, and then she kept hitting me and hitting me, and I kept going faster and faster.

I started screaming, crying. I said, oh, my God, Francis is taking me from behind. What do I do?

I don't think anyone imagined that by the end of that day, there would be a dead body and someone in handcuffs.

She's been living in hell for three years. Let her go home. Let her be with her family. And let her mourn her husband.

I miss him tremendously. I just wish he was here.

She's a strong, strong, strong woman. That being said, she wasn't going to go murder her husband and say, if I can't have him, no one can have him. That's just not Frances.

I'm very happy on the convictions she got on both counts. That gave me peace.

If ever there was a person that the sudden passion provision was written for, it's Frances Hall, absolutely.

Sudden passion that you were so entrenched or stuck in the heat of the moment that you are unable to think clearly.

That lowers it to 2 to 20. Huge, huge difference.

I hate to say this because I'm a woman, but I think that a lot of women see successful men, self-made men, attractive men. They think, I want a piece of that.

Her story is that she was helping her aunt or someone sell chicken on a stick.

And she just happened to see these five guys, and he was dressed really nice. I mean, he's met her supposedly for two minutes. I think she said, we locked eyes, and I knew right then.

I love this man with everything I have. I still do.

I wanted to have a family with him. My plans were to get married, to have a home, and to live the rest of my life with this man.

He was excited by her in the beginning. You know, she was an attractive younger woman that, you know, wanted to do everything she could to be the center of his attention.

She kept calling Bill, and Bill would decline her calls. And all the while, Bonnie's texting Bill saying, I'm going to tell your wife, I'm going to tell her about us, and ultimately calls Frances.

After she makes the call, she really takes it up a notch, and she starts going to Frances and Bill's house. She'll take pictures of the outside of the house, and then she'll text it to Bill, and then she'll text it to the wife and say, you know, ugly, ugly, nasty things to the wife.

It doesn't matter if they're married or not. Oh my goodness. Frances and Bill Hall met when they were in high school. I think they were around 16. Neither of them had very much money. They started dating, and they were married by 18. Frances Hall is someone that you wish was in your family. She's very selfless, caring, and really always thinking about other people.

I was just defending myself and never once did I threaten her. I never once threatened that woman.

I'm a good person. I never mean no harm on anybody. And never once confronted his kids. I would never threaten anybody in that way.

Frances sees her husband drive by on that big blue motorcycle. You know, a few seconds later, for the first time ever, she lays eyes on Bonnie Contreras, this woman who is ruining her life.

And she grabs a steering wheel and she just goes, I'm going to go confront her.

At this point in time, 28 days have passed since she's found out about the affair.

I think at one point Bill and Frances go to the movies and she knows about it and literally sits three rows back behind them, watching them the entire time, texting Bill, just going crazy. It's pretty insane.

They're coming this way. They're still going 85, 90 miles an hour. So Francis is getting behind Bonnie, and every time she gets close to her, Bonnie will brake check her over and over again. It's this cat and mouse game.

At first, I thought it was an accident. Maybe somebody had hit me from behind by accident. But then when I looked back and I looked through the rearview mirror, I saw that it was Ms. Hall. Francis.

Bill Hall loved Frances and his children. But Bill's fatal flaw is that he also liked the attention of younger women.

Then she hit me more times. I then got thrown onto oncoming traffic. After I got thrown onto oncoming traffic, I was fighting cars coming at me.

I see her clearly behind Bill, and I'm thinking to myself, she's not going to hit Bill. Like, I don't think she had the heart to do that. So then I was just driving, and then I started screaming because I saw the Escalade getting closer and closer to him.

Now Bill's over here, and I'm speeding up, and I see Bill, and I'm wanting to stop, but I don't stop because I'm fearing for my life. I don't know what she's thinking, what she has in the vehicle, if she has any weapons, if she... I don't know what she's thinking in her head. And I see the Escalade coming, and she just, boom, she hits him. He flies off. The bike flies off.

She doesn't stop in her tracks at all.

And then she starts to hit me from behind again. I do a really, really fast U-turn right there. I almost hit a pole, and she did the U-turn really quickly behind me. Then I started speeding back up towards where the accident had happened, and then she was speeding up behind me. She then continuously was hitting me I sped up the Range Rover up to like 100.