Celisia Stanton

Like I'm sure there is something to how she was reacting because we know that she, you know, was responsible, but I don't know how to read into it myself.

Like I'm sure there is something to how she was reacting because we know that she, you know, was responsible, but I don't know how to read into it myself.

Like I'm sure there is something to how she was reacting because we know that she, you know, was responsible, but I don't know how to read into it myself.

Yeah, you know, actually, that's interesting that you kind of mentioned that because, well, it's almost like you would think it'd be the opposite, like somebody who is a really adept liar or perhaps has some kind of like personality disorder or whatever that like, you know, is somehow related to this crime that they've committed or these actions they've taken.

Yeah, you know, actually, that's interesting that you kind of mentioned that because, well, it's almost like you would think it'd be the opposite, like somebody who is a really adept liar or perhaps has some kind of like personality disorder or whatever that like, you know, is somehow related to this crime that they've committed or these actions they've taken.

Yeah, you know, actually, that's interesting that you kind of mentioned that because, well, it's almost like you would think it'd be the opposite, like somebody who is a really adept liar or perhaps has some kind of like personality disorder or whatever that like, you know, is somehow related to this crime that they've committed or these actions they've taken.

You almost think that like they would be able to like sort of if they can compartmentalize so well, deceive people like pretty well. Yeah.

You almost think that like they would be able to like sort of if they can compartmentalize so well, deceive people like pretty well. Yeah.

You almost think that like they would be able to like sort of if they can compartmentalize so well, deceive people like pretty well. Yeah.

And versus it being something that we can like kind of pull out and tease out, which is I think what a lot of us like to do listening to true crime is like, okay, maybe if I listen to this 911 call or I watch that video, then I'm, you know, I can kind of tell based on my gut feeling.

And versus it being something that we can like kind of pull out and tease out, which is I think what a lot of us like to do listening to true crime is like, okay, maybe if I listen to this 911 call or I watch that video, then I'm, you know, I can kind of tell based on my gut feeling.

And versus it being something that we can like kind of pull out and tease out, which is I think what a lot of us like to do listening to true crime is like, okay, maybe if I listen to this 911 call or I watch that video, then I'm, you know, I can kind of tell based on my gut feeling.

But it does also remind me of my own experience just working with the financial advisor who had defrauded me and was defrauding all of his clients. You know, we didn't have one of those relationships where it was like, oh, you would – you know, you talk to them like once a year, like he was very involved with his clients and kind of just like helping with sort of financial health broadly.

But it does also remind me of my own experience just working with the financial advisor who had defrauded me and was defrauding all of his clients. You know, we didn't have one of those relationships where it was like, oh, you would – you know, you talk to them like once a year, like he was very involved with his clients and kind of just like helping with sort of financial health broadly.

But it does also remind me of my own experience just working with the financial advisor who had defrauded me and was defrauding all of his clients. You know, we didn't have one of those relationships where it was like, oh, you would – you know, you talk to them like once a year, like he was very involved with his clients and kind of just like helping with sort of financial health broadly.

And so I actually met with him, I don't remember if it was every week or every other week, but like consistently. And so it was so interesting, like in retrospect, because, you know, we would get on these calls and, you know, we would like talk about our pets or he'd ask about my husband. I remember the election, the 2020 election was happening at the time. So we would be talking about that.

And so I actually met with him, I don't remember if it was every week or every other week, but like consistently. And so it was so interesting, like in retrospect, because, you know, we would get on these calls and, you know, we would like talk about our pets or he'd ask about my husband. I remember the election, the 2020 election was happening at the time. So we would be talking about that.

And so I actually met with him, I don't remember if it was every week or every other week, but like consistently. And so it was so interesting, like in retrospect, because, you know, we would get on these calls and, you know, we would like talk about our pets or he'd ask about my husband. I remember the election, the 2020 election was happening at the time. So we would be talking about that.

And all the while, he knows what he's doing. He knows he's stealing all of this money. And he's not just having these conversations with me. He's having the conversations with all of his victims who I would eventually go on to meet a good number of them just through that whole criminal legal process. And

And all the while, he knows what he's doing. He knows he's stealing all of this money. And he's not just having these conversations with me. He's having the conversations with all of his victims who I would eventually go on to meet a good number of them just through that whole criminal legal process. And