Christina Hildreth

She said that about her son.

She did.

Yes, he was.

In the manipulation piece of this, the calculating yet opportunistic ways, absolute parallels in that.

And the fact that they were both charming or they're both handsome, and to think that he used those things to land himself in these situations is just incredible.

And I met him then, and he was just very friendly.

And he just had a way that, you know, it made you feel like you were important.

just such a blue, and they just, just the way they looked at you, you know, it made you feel like you were the only one.

He wasn't, you know, paying attention to nobody else.

It was all about you.

It was just blue eyes.

You know, they're very, very attractive, very magnifying, very just, he had great eyes.

Sean was very charming and good-looking, and it was just, oh, he's here, okay, great.

You know, let's figure out something to do.

I never put Sean on the lease.

Sean never had a house.

He just moved himself in.

He'd be very friendly, very nice, and one little thing would just send him over the edge, and he was mad.

He just had a way of really, really making you feel horrible.

I spent a lot of time in tears over things he said.