James Pietragallo

Tämä on se, että tietysti ensimmäisessä tapauksessa Alyssa ei tykkäytä Melissaa. Eikö? Kaveri ei tykkäytä tapauksessa. Oikeastaan tykkäys. Olet puhunut isästäni ja hän voi puhua minusta. Hän sanoi, että älä puhu isästäni. Älä puhu häntä.

Tämä on ihan hauskaa. Alissa Lader sanoi, että muistin tutustua hänelle, mutta en oikein tykkänyt häntä. En oikein tykkänyt Melissaa ensin.

She was taken aback by this. She didn't get upset. She's like, I'll win her over. I get it. She said, I get it. She said she kind of found it to be adorable, this childish jealousy. She's a kid who wants to hang out with her dad. It's kind of cute, actually. Okay, you're taking my time from my dad. Yes, that's kind of cute. This is the reason why. She doesn't hate me because she doesn't like the college I went to or something. Yeah, yeah.

She's like, Michigan State, fuck you. Michigan, bitch. None of that happened. She doesn't like her at all. No. So they decide to get married, Melissa and Ben.

Oho, vaikka Alyssa... No, hieman sitten hän tuntuu ylös. Tämä on ensimmäinen tapaus, jota hän ei halunnut tulla ylös. Mutta sitten hän vahvistaa hänet. Ja kun hänet nousee tänne, Melissa, joka on tällä hetkellä noin viisi vuotta vanha, heillä oli erityinen pieni seremoni, jossa hän oli viimeinen viimeinen tyyppi. Ja viimeisenä viimeisellä, Melissa pysähtyi, jotta hänet pysähtyisi pysähtymällä rauhassa, joka oli sopimassa, että he ovat aina rakastaneet toisiaan ja olevansa perhe.

Hän tosiasiallisesti matkaisee molemmat. Se on kiva. He tekevät hienon hienon asian. Hän yrittää saada se näkymään... Et ole yliopistossa. Olemme yhdessä. Olemme yhdestä ja kolmesta. Se on se, mitä he yrittävät saada näkymään. Päivän jälkeen...

Ben ja Melissa jätetään täydellä kustannuksella Alyssaan. Ennen tätä oli yhden kustannuksen kanssa Dawnilla. Tiedämme Dawnista. Dawnilla on vähän ongelmia. Dawnina jätetään paljon. Hän ei ole ainoastaan todella vahva koko ajan. Hänellä on paljon erilaisia ystäviä. Hän on syntynyt kotona, joten hänellä on enemmän ongelmia. Tämä on mielestäni mielenkiintoista. Esimerkiksi Dawnilla on legaalia ongelmia.

Lisäksi Melissa, Ben ja Alyssa elävät siellä. Melissa's teenage brother Craig myös elää yhdessä.

Oh my god. He took him in too. And how old is Alyssa at this point? Yeah, you know, she's five, six, something like that. Five-ish, six-ish when they get the custody. So that makes sense. Now Ben and Dawn, even though they've been divorced for years, still have problems and fight. They've been divorced for three years.

Oh boy.

So this must have been during a kid exchange or some shit because they don't even do anything. They don't even live together. But the incident was classified as, quote, mutual domestic battery. So no charges were filed. A couple of swings apiece and we call it good. I can't assume that law hasn't changed since then, right? You get your licks in, he got his in. Yeah, you got a black guy, but I looked at him, he's got a fat lip. So what are we talking about? You know what I mean? Fascinating.

Neither of you won the fight, so I'm going to call it even. We're going to call it a draw. You just go your separate ways and we'll be done. Wow. And that's what they did. No charges were filed as long as both parties agreed to, quote, leave each other alone. Which I guess is easier to do if they don't live together.

If you can't leave them in the house together, but if he says, okay, I'll go home and won't come back, and she'll say, I'll go in my house and won't go out, then I guess that's a little bit better than if they were in the same house together. But still, I can't imagine that law is the same now. That's a fascinating law. As long as everybody gets their shots in, it's fine. That's wild.

So, February 21st, 2008. Everything's going great for Melissa and Ben and Melissa and Craig. That household is thriving and everybody's doing fine. That morning, Melissa calls 911. Oh. And said, one of the quotes is, it's really, really bad. What is? Okay. She said, there's blood everywhere. That's what she said. Blood everywhere, blood all over the place. Can't wake Ben up.

No. It's really, really bad. Come over here. Okay. Now, her story is when the cops get there.

is that I remember hearing a noise, is what she said. This is in their home. She said, my ears were ringing, I thought I was dreaming. She said, I smelled gun smoke, I tried to wake Ben. I nudged him and said, honey, there's something to check on, and he didn't respond, so she's like, this fucking guy won't wake up. So Melissa said she got up, walked down the hallway, and saw the front door to the home was open. Wide open.

She said she ran back to wake Ben up, but when she tried to wake him up this time, being a little more awake, she said she realized that he'd been shot in the head and there was blood everywhere and he was certainly not waking up. So she then raced, she said, to the six-year-old to Alyssa's room, closed the door and called 911. This was about 3.30 a.m.

Hän ei ymmärtänyt, että hän sanoi, että äänen, joka tuli häntä ylös, oli kiinni. Ei vain kiinni, vaan kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni kiinni

Oh boy. And I came back to the bed and then I realized he was dead. That's her story. So the cops get there and they're like, that doesn't sound quite right. Something's wrong here. So when they get there, the cops, they've been called 911 and they've just been told it's really bad. And also the front door is open. So they don't have any idea what they're walking into. There could be someone with a shotgun sitting in the living room. This could be an ambush. This could be anything.

He said they walked into the empty foyer area and it was pitch black, all the lights are off and they don't hear shit. So the one cop said, I was thinking, am I going to see a deceased person or am I going to encounter someone pointing a gun at me? What's going to happen here?