Defense Attorney Linda Parisi
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412 appearances
31 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Defense Attorney Linda Parisi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Based on photographs that you've seen, saw, What she called was transfer?
You were talking to the detectives about the fact that you were in the kitchen and Michael had come out alone, not with Aaron, but alone with the knife. You recall that?
But you clearly did, right? You did say all of that.
Mr. Houser, did you use to call up Michael Crow on the phone?
So as you sit here today, you have no recollection of having called Michael Crow and made that statement? Correct.
Who had the motive to kill in this case? Was it Richard Tuitt in this theory that the prosecution is woven together? Or is it Michael Crow?
Disbelief. Absolute disbelief.
Yes. He's a victim. I think he's a victim. He is a victim.
You're actually, you know, better off to murder your spouse and then plead insanity and you'll be out in seven years, you know, have your kids.
Ladies and gentlemen, you've heard from the state.
He thought he'd hit the lottery with this woman. Funny, smart, beautiful, physically fit. Darren was not aware of the dark side of Charla prior to marriage. She also was not aware of her ability to be physically violent and physically abusive towards Darren.
Charla had an unusual sexual appetite. She liked women. She liked swing with men and women.
She could be kind and giving in public. She could be violent and abusive at home. It was too much for Darren to take.
Charla arrived about 9.15. Charla begins to threaten, and the rubber band starts to pull. The name calling from Charla began. The terrorist split personality reared its evil head. She transferred into pure hatred. The rubber band is pulling.
She was going to punch him on the left side of his face, but Darren gets up and pushes her back.
Charla, give me the gun, Darren says with his left hand. It's loaded. Charla looks at the gun, pulls the hammer back, smiles, and fires. Just like that, the rubber band breaks.
Darren's worst fears were realized at that moment. Charla was really going to kill him.
They are both struggling on the ground. Darren plunges the knife into her neck once. Charla's violence has stopped.
He's like a soldier. He's a soldier for a just cause. That's how he sees this. Everything is happening basically on automatic pilot, which is consistent with somebody suffering from the delusions that Darren Mack was suffering from at the time that he went and shot Judge Weller.
Darren thought that Charla had slept with Judge Weller. Delusion, I hope. We'll ask Judge Weller when he comes here.
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