Dr. Julie Gottman

my radar just go beep, beep, beep, beep.

You know, and the fact that the last time her girlfriend saw her, she was getting in his truck and no one's seeing her after.

So those are things in my mind that just, I just can't let go and say, I don't think so.

I know.

potentially look like they would have more than one suspect that they wouldn't just single single out one person so i'm hoping that when they found the one person they couldn't dispute would be the one that they would charge and i know some of it's circumstantial but how much does circumstantial build up before it becomes real

I guess maybe my only question, and it's probably not the proper thing to ask, is... No, I don't think I'm going to ask it.

I'm sorry.

Well, yeah, I want to ask why you feel compelled to help him or whatever, you know, or to represent him.

Mm-hmm.

That always makes me wonder.

Not about your intentions, but what makes you... Just like it makes me feel that I know he's guilty, what is it in you that makes him feel he might not be?

Well, I understand that from your view.

I do.

Because, yeah, again, from my view, I would be the same way.

You want to make sure.

You don't want to just put somebody to death just for the heck of it, you know.

No, that doesn't help me.

I don't want a person.

I want the person.

So, you know, I got that.