Jamie Hess

It's not a bullet to the head. Imagine that being the barometer against which you gauge the validity of any childhood trauma, any bumper bruise, any broken heart from your first love. Imagine at nine, you felt like you had to invalidate your pain because at the end of the day, it's not a bullet to the head.

It's not a bullet to the head. Imagine that being the barometer against which you gauge the validity of any childhood trauma, any bumper bruise, any broken heart from your first love. Imagine at nine, you felt like you had to invalidate your pain because at the end of the day, it's not a bullet to the head.

It's not a bullet to the head. Imagine that being the barometer against which you gauge the validity of any childhood trauma, any bumper bruise, any broken heart from your first love. Imagine at nine, you felt like you had to invalidate your pain because at the end of the day, it's not a bullet to the head.

Mary Jo began to miraculously recover, which, once again, left things in a precarious and bizarre place. I mean, now what? It's starting to appear as if Mary Jo was shot by a teenage lover of her husband, but was this really the case? This is where the story becomes windy, and it's something that Jesse is still unpacking to this very day.

Mary Jo began to miraculously recover, which, once again, left things in a precarious and bizarre place. I mean, now what? It's starting to appear as if Mary Jo was shot by a teenage lover of her husband, but was this really the case? This is where the story becomes windy, and it's something that Jesse is still unpacking to this very day.

Mary Jo began to miraculously recover, which, once again, left things in a precarious and bizarre place. I mean, now what? It's starting to appear as if Mary Jo was shot by a teenage lover of her husband, but was this really the case? This is where the story becomes windy, and it's something that Jesse is still unpacking to this very day.

Because the media so strongly invaded her family's privacy and pushed into their lives so obtrusively, Jesse thinks they closed ranks as a defense mechanism, which allowed Joey to maintain the facade that this was all a big misunderstanding. Amy Fisher was some lovestruck teenager who did a crazy thing unrelated to anything he did. And the family had to stick together now more than ever.

Because the media so strongly invaded her family's privacy and pushed into their lives so obtrusively, Jesse thinks they closed ranks as a defense mechanism, which allowed Joey to maintain the facade that this was all a big misunderstanding. Amy Fisher was some lovestruck teenager who did a crazy thing unrelated to anything he did. And the family had to stick together now more than ever.

Because the media so strongly invaded her family's privacy and pushed into their lives so obtrusively, Jesse thinks they closed ranks as a defense mechanism, which allowed Joey to maintain the facade that this was all a big misunderstanding. Amy Fisher was some lovestruck teenager who did a crazy thing unrelated to anything he did. And the family had to stick together now more than ever.

You know, hindsight is an amazing thing. I think we can all look back now and with the advantage of time, clarity, and several made-for-TV movies on the topic, we can understand immediately that this is hogwash nonsense. But at the time, the family, well, they believed him. They wanted so badly to believe him that they just did. And so, everyone just came back together under one roof.

You know, hindsight is an amazing thing. I think we can all look back now and with the advantage of time, clarity, and several made-for-TV movies on the topic, we can understand immediately that this is hogwash nonsense. But at the time, the family, well, they believed him. They wanted so badly to believe him that they just did. And so, everyone just came back together under one roof.

You know, hindsight is an amazing thing. I think we can all look back now and with the advantage of time, clarity, and several made-for-TV movies on the topic, we can understand immediately that this is hogwash nonsense. But at the time, the family, well, they believed him. They wanted so badly to believe him that they just did. And so, everyone just came back together under one roof.

Joey, his wounded, recovering wife, Mary Jo, and the kids. And they acted like a united front against the real enemy, the media. Of course, I couldn't help but ask Jessie, in her quietest moments, in her teenage bedroom, what she really thought. Like what goes through your mind as a preteen living with your dad after all this went down?

Joey, his wounded, recovering wife, Mary Jo, and the kids. And they acted like a united front against the real enemy, the media. Of course, I couldn't help but ask Jessie, in her quietest moments, in her teenage bedroom, what she really thought. Like what goes through your mind as a preteen living with your dad after all this went down?

Joey, his wounded, recovering wife, Mary Jo, and the kids. And they acted like a united front against the real enemy, the media. Of course, I couldn't help but ask Jessie, in her quietest moments, in her teenage bedroom, what she really thought. Like what goes through your mind as a preteen living with your dad after all this went down?

Mom came home, dad was the number one husband. And he just lied to her and she believed.

Mom came home, dad was the number one husband. And he just lied to her and she believed.

Mom came home, dad was the number one husband. And he just lied to her and she believed.

Imagine that you had to deal with this pressure on your own, hiding it from your family and therefore cutting yourself off from the only support system you had. Now, imagine this is all happening at a time when attention spans were a lot more concentrated and not as fractured as they are today with a million distractions and downloads that allow us to jump and click from one thing to the other.

Imagine that you had to deal with this pressure on your own, hiding it from your family and therefore cutting yourself off from the only support system you had. Now, imagine this is all happening at a time when attention spans were a lot more concentrated and not as fractured as they are today with a million distractions and downloads that allow us to jump and click from one thing to the other.