Brian Randoni

She pretty much introduced me to the terrible drug, GHB. She goes, look, I do this all the time. I know what I'm doing with it. But she said, if I ever do too much of this, don't ever call 911.

I got back to the car about 12.05, and I flip over my phone. I see all these texts that says, get home right away.

I got home and then she was like a tornado coming at me.

It hit me. And all of a sudden it hit her and she kind of went like this. Basically, it was like two drunk people, and I just remember her rolling off the bed.

Yeah, well, I remember she fell through, and then I just, I was trying to pull her up, and then I just, no, no, just rest here, because this is safer than out in the room. I passed out, and about 6.30 in the morning, I hear this slow, methodical... I wake up and I'm thinking, where am I? What happened? She was slowly thrashing about. So I just thought, I just gotta get pillows.

So I grabbed as many pillows as I could and I shoved them all around so that if she was doing this movement type thing, that she would hit the pillows.

I didn't see her arms and her legs, because remember, the room is dark.

She had little red beads up here, but nothing like you saw. Her face just looks like she's high.

I had payroll coming up, and all my sales guys were calling up.

I saw her arm was all bruised up. And I looked at her legs and she had all these little scratches down here. I looked at her and I said, baby, you look terrible. I said, let me get some stuff.

I said, this is going to hurt. I said, so just be prepared. So I poured some on the big long scratch on her leg and it kind of busted up and I go, and then she's like, and I'm like, Felicia, Felicia, Felicia.

Very little reaction.

Because she wasn't responding. So what happens from that moment? Well, at that point, that's like a five to ten minute time between the time she actually stopped breathing and I called 911.

You know, I was getting so many calls right after the other. As I was, I mean, I can do two things at one time. I mean, I'm on the phone, yeah, okay, I'm looking around thinking, so I'm. Yeah, but she's not reacting. Is she conscious right now? No, she's not half conscious. I'm giving her mouth to mouth.

I thought, I gotta get her to the shower, so I pulled her as fast as I could to the shower, and I started, I called 911 at the same time. Is she breathing?

There's a verse that says, knock, and the door will be opened. Seek, and you'll find.

We planned on getting married. It's a tragedy what I've been through.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I don't believe. I know.

There's a proverb that says, if you know the truth, the truth will set you free.

I never did anything to harm Felicia, ever.

And I was locked in a cell. I just remember being just so sad and so devastated. And I just remember saying, God, you know, you have to get me through this.

We had plans to go to Houston. We had plans to go to Las Vegas for a concert. And then after that, we were going to go to my parents' 51st wedding anniversary. So our relationship was fine, you know. It was actually really, really good.

I would think that after he was examining the facts and doing an investigation, he would say, this doesn't make sense. You know, there's not one text from Brian saying, oh, I'm mad at you. There's not one voicemail from me saying, oh, I'm going to, you know. She has this huge level of GHB, and I call 911, I'm doing CPR, and you would think, this doesn't make any sense.

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I use my body like dance and movement and mime and speaking. Just traveled all over the world and showed people basically how to apply the Bible to life.

She's like the perfect girl. She was like my dream girl.

We liked hiking, we liked jet skiing, we liked dancing, and we liked partying.

No, I saw that in the police report. Where does this guy get this from? You never told anyone? Never. We never had rough sex.

Absolutely not.

Did you lay a hand on her in any way? I've never hit Felicia. I've never hit a woman. I just, I just, I don't do that. I did just the opposite.

There's a proverb that says, if you know the truth, the truth will set you free. It's a tragedy. It's a nightmare. I mean, Felicia died. I'm in jail. This is just the worst thing in the world.

I had a drama where I start out with Rockabye Baby music, and this guy's a little baby, and he's playing around in this pen, and he's holding onto these bars. The whole theme was, you know, babies are in pens because they're immature. When they get older, if you start to do things that can hurt yourself or hurt other people, you know, your freedom's taken away again.

When I first saw Felicia, I said, that's my competition. We all come to Hollywood with dreams of making it. And Felicia was on the fast track. But one day in 2009, I couldn't believe what they told me. Felicia was gone. I didn't believe it.

Yeah.

Let's all just bow and let's just pray.

Well, I still believe in that. I mean, I believe that you should be celibate until you're married.

I have kind of an ADD type personality, so I just like excitement.

I started doing some acting. I started doing commercials. And then I got selected by Fox for the Sexiest Bachelor in America show.

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We were going to get married.

I hadn't actually proposed. I mean, I told my parents.

When she told me about some of her past, it was like, wow.

She had done some nude stuff, soft porn before, but she hadn't done anything for years, you know, before I met her. Did she have a nude website? She did, but she didn't tell me about it until July.