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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Beautiful piece of property that my family has owned, no longer owns, but did purchase in the 80s.
I don't think there's probably many places like that, whether dogs live on there or people live on there. It's just a terrific place.
For example, an avocado that was too much money really upset him. I remember another time I was... Excuse me.
Yes, yes.
I'm absolutely serious, yes. He would be in a rage that I spent too much money and it was an inappropriate expenditure on things.
And we were working, you know, seven days a week, 15-hour days, and there was really not any time for personal relationships.
I just kept thinking that if I could reduce our workload, if we could make some changes and try to get more personal time, that the relationship could be salvageable and work. So we went through some counseling, and at that point in time, Mark did want to get married. And I, again, because of the commitment, said, okay.
Things were fine for about four months after the marriage and then it really started going south.
I think my desires for a personal, truly a personal loving marriage and relationship was something that he did not want to provide and could not provide.
Kickett Island meant a lot to Mark because it had quite a prestige to it.
I saw him becoming more aggressive with people, for example, on the property that were trespassing, pulling guns on people and threatening them, being verbally aggressive and very threatening.
My experience with him was he was very unstable and with that and his agitated state and he had real highs and lows and rages that he dealt with. It was very concerning to me and what his reaction would be to something, how that would affect my safety.
I recognized that I was so unhappy and I knew that I needed to leave the marriage and I got a separation.
He told me that he was listening to phone conversations and that he had been in my house and read my diaries. And just, it was horrifying. It was chilling to me. Every single moment you're wondering when you walk out the door, is he going to be there? I know how he operated and his stalking abilities and hunting abilities.
This is war. This is goddamn war. You've ruined my life enough. I really did feel that my life was in danger.
My first thought was, oh, a body. I have a safe room in there.
He had said repeatedly that Katina pulled the gun, that Tatina was the one who had the revolver, ignoring the fact that we knew that he had stolen Katina's father's revolver. Sometimes she shot him, sometimes they struggled over the gun and it accidentally went off.
The next woman he goes out with who says no.
I opened the bathroom door and went in and said, Philip. And then I saw the blast as the gun was turned on me.
I remember waking up, and I was on the floor, and I prayed. I remember very distinctly saying, God, if we're going to do this, I need your strength, because I have none of my own.
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