Gail (Megan's Mom)

What's the confrontation? So, okay, I wrote this out. I'll read this to you just a little bit. All right. My sister recently met and married a man serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. She met him while he was incarcerated.

What's the confrontation? So, okay, I wrote this out. I'll read this to you just a little bit. All right. My sister recently met and married a man serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. She met him while he was incarcerated.

What's the confrontation? So, okay, I wrote this out. I'll read this to you just a little bit. All right. My sister recently met and married a man serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. She met him while he was incarcerated.

How do you do that? No. He's like locally incarcerated from our area, and I guess they just knew somebody mutually, and her friend set her up with him. Okay.

How do you do that? No. He's like locally incarcerated from our area, and I guess they just knew somebody mutually, and her friend set her up with him. Okay.

How do you do that? No. He's like locally incarcerated from our area, and I guess they just knew somebody mutually, and her friend set her up with him. Okay.

Yeah, really. I know.

Yeah, really. I know.

Yeah, really. I know.

They are married now. She kept their entire relationship a secret until she just texted me a picture of her wedding band and told me that she got married. And she hadn't even mentioned at first that he was in prison. So just the fact that she got married and I didn't even know that she was in a relationship was shocking. And then she told me that he also was in prison. Totally.

They are married now. She kept their entire relationship a secret until she just texted me a picture of her wedding band and told me that she got married. And she hadn't even mentioned at first that he was in prison. So just the fact that she got married and I didn't even know that she was in a relationship was shocking. And then she told me that he also was in prison. Totally.

They are married now. She kept their entire relationship a secret until she just texted me a picture of her wedding band and told me that she got married. And she hadn't even mentioned at first that he was in prison. So just the fact that she got married and I didn't even know that she was in a relationship was shocking. And then she told me that he also was in prison. Totally.

It's just snowballed for there because there are a lot of other just terrible details.

It's just snowballed for there because there are a lot of other just terrible details.

It's just snowballed for there because there are a lot of other just terrible details.

So he was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder, which he confessed to during the second trial. The first time the jury found him guilty, that was dismissed. And then the second time, instead of going to trial again, he chose to confess and take a plea deal. And this is also the second time he has served a sentence prison, and his first sentence was for attempted first-degree murder.

So he was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder, which he confessed to during the second trial. The first time the jury found him guilty, that was dismissed. And then the second time, instead of going to trial again, he chose to confess and take a plea deal. And this is also the second time he has served a sentence prison, and his first sentence was for attempted first-degree murder.

So he was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder, which he confessed to during the second trial. The first time the jury found him guilty, that was dismissed. And then the second time, instead of going to trial again, he chose to confess and take a plea deal. And this is also the second time he has served a sentence prison, and his first sentence was for attempted first-degree murder.

And, of course, you know, he says that he's innocent. My sister believes that twice, almost back-to-back, he has been wrongfully convicted. As all new wives believe. I know, I know. And she just cannot be persuaded otherwise. So, anyway, he's up for parole soon. There's no chance. That's what I thought, too.

And, of course, you know, he says that he's innocent. My sister believes that twice, almost back-to-back, he has been wrongfully convicted. As all new wives believe. I know, I know. And she just cannot be persuaded otherwise. So, anyway, he's up for parole soon. There's no chance. That's what I thought, too.