Derone

She posted on Facebook that she was leaving him. She wrote this whole long thing about justifying her reason for leaving Jacob. She wasn't going to be getting any more like pats on the back now that he's doing better. I mean, what's in it for Mark?

She posted on Facebook that she was leaving him. She wrote this whole long thing about justifying her reason for leaving Jacob. She wasn't going to be getting any more like pats on the back now that he's doing better. I mean, what's in it for Mark?

I mean, he was hooked at that time. He was hooked up to every gadget in the hospital, you know, to monitor this and monitor that. And I remember when he would be storming, I'd be watching the heart rate monitor and just like seeing it over 200 beats a minute. I'm like, I'm hoping this helps. And then I'd rub his legs a certain massage in certain ways. And they'd and the heart rate would drop.

I mean, he was hooked at that time. He was hooked up to every gadget in the hospital, you know, to monitor this and monitor that. And I remember when he would be storming, I'd be watching the heart rate monitor and just like seeing it over 200 beats a minute. I'm like, I'm hoping this helps. And then I'd rub his legs a certain massage in certain ways. And they'd and the heart rate would drop.

I said, I'm hoping I've got something to do with that. I said, you know, I hope it doesn't hurt. He said, yeah, he remembers me doing that, and it did help.

I said, I'm hoping I've got something to do with that. I said, you know, I hope it doesn't hurt. He said, yeah, he remembers me doing that, and it did help.

I'm down in my downstairs. It was a split-level house. I'm downstairs in my room, and I hear this commotion going on upstairs. And there was a caretaker. There was Elle and Max. And probably Jake was in the bed. And I saw this noise, and they're fighting each other. Elle and Max are going at it. She's, like, clawing at his hand, and he's kicking her. And I finally said... Max, stop. Get out. Go.

I'm down in my downstairs. It was a split-level house. I'm downstairs in my room, and I hear this commotion going on upstairs. And there was a caretaker. There was Elle and Max. And probably Jake was in the bed. And I saw this noise, and they're fighting each other. Elle and Max are going at it. She's, like, clawing at his hand, and he's kicking her. And I finally said... Max, stop. Get out. Go.

Just go. Go, go, go. So he left, and, well, so now she took out a restraining order against him, and he wants him getting arrested.

Just go. Go, go, go. So he left, and, well, so now she took out a restraining order against him, and he wants him getting arrested.

That's why I heard the thud when she hit the ground, and I came running up.

That's why I heard the thud when she hit the ground, and I came running up.

He goes, I'm going to go find him. He breaks into my house, smashes the glass sliding door in with a concrete cement block. And Ellen was home in bed, I guess. And she called the cops. He winds up getting arrested. But Jacob wasn't in the house, you know. Max got to go all around the house. He was able to call me up and said, Jake's not there.

He goes, I'm going to go find him. He breaks into my house, smashes the glass sliding door in with a concrete cement block. And Ellen was home in bed, I guess. And she called the cops. He winds up getting arrested. But Jacob wasn't in the house, you know. Max got to go all around the house. He was able to call me up and said, Jake's not there.

He was getting all his reports from the hospice nurse, not from Al, and somehow, miraculously, he didn't die. He was still alive.

He was getting all his reports from the hospice nurse, not from Al, and somehow, miraculously, he didn't die. He was still alive.

Derone says, you know, I have no idea what's going on with Jake. I haven't heard anything in months. I'm going to get the police to give me an escort. Do you want to come? I said, of course, I really want to see him. So the police officer comes. We go. We ring the doorbell. Nothing. We knock, knock, knock. Nothing. The cop goes with us. We're like, the drone said, can we look through the windows?

Derone says, you know, I have no idea what's going on with Jake. I haven't heard anything in months. I'm going to get the police to give me an escort. Do you want to come? I said, of course, I really want to see him. So the police officer comes. We go. We ring the doorbell. Nothing. We knock, knock, knock. Nothing. The cop goes with us. We're like, the drone said, can we look through the windows?

I mean, I don't understand how no one could be home. He's supposed to be in there on hospice. So the cop went with us and we looked all around and there was no sign of anybody living there. And we were like, where the heck is Jake? Did he die? What if It was the worst feeling because you don't know if he's dead or what the hell's going on. It was gut-wrenching. It was so bizarre.

I mean, I don't understand how no one could be home. He's supposed to be in there on hospice. So the cop went with us and we looked all around and there was no sign of anybody living there. And we were like, where the heck is Jake? Did he die? What if It was the worst feeling because you don't know if he's dead or what the hell's going on. It was gut-wrenching. It was so bizarre.