Dr. Bethany Marshall

You have a woman underneath him, her face being bashed in, bloodied.

And you have two females against this one man.

And all of a sudden, this scene is coming into focus, as in the scene of shock.

of trauma of horror that somebody is allegedly trying to kill somebody and are you going to weigh into the fray are you going to call 911 i have a hard time believing these women were walking away as in leaving the scene but perhaps walking away thinking that if they call the police there will be a force larger than them nancy they must have gone through so many split

second decisions.

Do we attack him?

Will he attack us?

Will he push us over the cliff?

Nancy, this was a very dangerous hiking trail.

One very important note is that every hiker who went up that trail walked past a sign that said something to the effect of,

Do not hike this trail.

It is dangerous.

So you have already people who are people who are already in a dangerous situation.

On the other hand, you have people who are brave and willing to face the elements.

And it's going to be interesting in court to see how all of that plays into all these split second decisions they had to make.

The fact is, if you're in a good, loving, safe relationship with a husband, first of all, he's not going to put you in a dangerous situation on a dangerous trail.

He's not going to put you at the edge of a cliff.

Dr. Bethany, put her up, please.

You know, Nancy, furthermore, to put you on a dangerous hiking trail to, let me see the other signs of DV or domestic violence.

The fact that he believes she's having an affair and then he calls every single relative to tell on her.