Emily Simpson

No, it was, it was happening to me.

It's likely due to my husband.

Right.

Even if it's an accident, it was probably him.

Right.

So she's kind of even clearing, like my brake lines aren't working.

It's because of him.

Right.

And that is what, what you just said.

And let's just talk about that.

She goes to bed with them and sleep with them and make them dinner.

No, that's what I'm saying.

When you suspect someone that you're married to could possibly harm you and to the point where you have a safe deposit box that he doesn't know about and you're putting videos and notes in it, why are you not leaving?

I mean, I don't want to victim blame at all because she's clearly the victim in all of this.

And I don't know.

I mean, there was a lot of conversation around him about domestic abuse and control and things like that.

So I don't know psychologically what kind of control he had over her.

But if you are legitimately scared in a relationship, why are you not leaving?

Maybe she has no options.

Maybe finances.