Janet Pellisara

I loved my father very much.

I loved my father very much.

He was my best friend.

He was my best friend.

I was just told that it was a heart attack, and I believed that at first.

I was just told that it was a heart attack, and I believed that at first.

I think that there was foul play. I think that he was murdered.

I think that there was foul play. I think that he was murdered.

He would help me sell my cookies and stuff. And like he would go to some of the meetings and just like help out with the troop like any way he could.

He would help me sell my cookies and stuff. And like he would go to some of the meetings and just like help out with the troop like any way he could.

I just remember, like, my mother always, like, saying that he did abuse me and stuff, and so I thought that it was true, but after living with him, I know now that it wasn't at all.

I just remember, like, my mother always, like, saying that he did abuse me and stuff, and so I thought that it was true, but after living with him, I know now that it wasn't at all.

Because he just wasn't the type of person that would do that.

Because he just wasn't the type of person that would do that.

Yes, he was my best friend. That's the best part, isn't it?

Yes, he was my best friend. That's the best part, isn't it?

I'm not really sure. I think that there was foul play.

I'm not really sure. I think that there was foul play.

I think that he was murdered.

I think that he was murdered.

Yes. I'm hoping, like I still have that hope in me, that it was just a heart attack.

Yes. I'm hoping, like I still have that hope in me, that it was just a heart attack.

I just want there to be, like, an ending for it, to find out one way or another, like, what happened.

I just want there to be, like, an ending for it, to find out one way or another, like, what happened.

I'm a cheerleader and I go to school and I'm a freshman now. I just want to stay where I am and like stop moving around.

I'm a cheerleader and I go to school and I'm a freshman now. I just want to stay where I am and like stop moving around.

She still is my mother, like, no matter what. And I still love her.

She still is my mother, like, no matter what. And I still love her.

Like a regular mother-daughter relationship.

Like a regular mother-daughter relationship.

Yes, I miss my mom. But I try not to think about it, and I try to just, like, keep going. But I do want, like, an ending for this so I can, like, live a normal life.

Yes, I miss my mom. But I try not to think about it, and I try to just, like, keep going. But I do want, like, an ending for this so I can, like, live a normal life.

He took me to a few circus shows. and we would go to the beach or something, just, like, hang out and stuff and just, like, drive around and talk.

He took me to a few circus shows. and we would go to the beach or something, just, like, hang out and stuff and just, like, drive around and talk.

Yes, he was my best friend.

Yes, he was my best friend.

Sam, can you just talk about how you're feeling?

Sam, can you just talk about how you're feeling?

Bye.

Bye.

Where would she go? Who would she go with? She wouldn't skip school. It's the second week of school.

Where would she go? Who would she go with? She wouldn't skip school. It's the second week of school.

For him to leave her in a shallow grave, a ravine, to be eaten by animals, by insects, She was a skeleton. That's what was left of my baby because of him.

For him to leave her in a shallow grave, a ravine, to be eaten by animals, by insects, She was a skeleton. That's what was left of my baby because of him.

Hearing lies, but mostly is being exposed to the photos of Taylor in that ravine. I don't want to see those pictures.

Hearing lies, but mostly is being exposed to the photos of Taylor in that ravine. I don't want to see those pictures.

After the trial, once he was put away, I thought there would be some relief. But it hasn't really made a difference.

After the trial, once he was put away, I thought there would be some relief. But it hasn't really made a difference.

It's just very, very heartbreaking and sad to have to keep going on without her.

It's just very, very heartbreaking and sad to have to keep going on without her.

She had met tons of people and she liked her roommate and her suitemates.

She had met tons of people and she liked her roommate and her suitemates.

It says, I love you more.

It says, I love you more.

It's about her, about what he took from her. She was so excited about the future, the list of things that she wanted to do and who she wanted to be. And she would have succeeded. She would have been all those things.

It's about her, about what he took from her. She was so excited about the future, the list of things that she wanted to do and who she wanted to be. And she would have succeeded. She would have been all those things.

I was having migraine headaches, panic attacks, just knowing that she wasn't going to be around. This is the first picture of the two of us. Taylor is Janet's only child. It was the happiest day of my life, and I just squished her every chance I got.

I was having migraine headaches, panic attacks, just knowing that she wasn't going to be around. This is the first picture of the two of us. Taylor is Janet's only child. It was the happiest day of my life, and I just squished her every chance I got.

When we would go shopping, it was nothing for us to hold hands, even as a teenager, or lock arms or arms around each other. And she had no problem with that.

When we would go shopping, it was nothing for us to hold hands, even as a teenager, or lock arms or arms around each other. And she had no problem with that.

Somebody had to have seen her. Someone had to have seen her car.

Somebody had to have seen her. Someone had to have seen her car.

Yes, it did give me hope that she was still alive.

Yes, it did give me hope that she was still alive.

I did worry. She hadn't even turned 18 yet. And I'm Janet Pellicera, and I'm Taylor's mother. I kissed her goodbye, and she got in her car, and off she went.

I did worry. She hadn't even turned 18 yet. And I'm Janet Pellicera, and I'm Taylor's mother. I kissed her goodbye, and she got in her car, and off she went.

Did someone have her in their basement? Was she being held hostage? Whoever has her, just let her walk away. Just let her go.

Did someone have her in their basement? Was she being held hostage? Whoever has her, just let her walk away. Just let her go.

I loved my father very much.

He was my best friend.

I was just told that it was a heart attack, and I believed that at first.

I think that there was foul play. I think that he was murdered.

He would help me sell my cookies and stuff. And like he would go to some of the meetings and just like help out with the troop like any way he could.

I just remember, like, my mother always, like, saying that he did abuse me and stuff, and so I thought that it was true, but after living with him, I know now that it wasn't at all.

Because he just wasn't the type of person that would do that.

Yes, he was my best friend. That's the best part, isn't it?

I'm not really sure. I think that there was foul play.

I think that he was murdered.

Yes. I'm hoping, like I still have that hope in me, that it was just a heart attack.

I just want there to be, like, an ending for it, to find out one way or another, like, what happened.

I'm a cheerleader and I go to school and I'm a freshman now. I just want to stay where I am and like stop moving around.

She still is my mother, like, no matter what. And I still love her.

Like a regular mother-daughter relationship.

Yes, I miss my mom. But I try not to think about it, and I try to just, like, keep going. But I do want, like, an ending for this so I can, like, live a normal life.

He took me to a few circus shows. and we would go to the beach or something, just, like, hang out and stuff and just, like, drive around and talk.

Yes, he was my best friend.

Sam, can you just talk about how you're feeling?

Bye.

Where would she go? Who would she go with? She wouldn't skip school. It's the second week of school.

For him to leave her in a shallow grave, a ravine, to be eaten by animals, by insects, She was a skeleton. That's what was left of my baby because of him.

Hearing lies, but mostly is being exposed to the photos of Taylor in that ravine. I don't want to see those pictures.

After the trial, once he was put away, I thought there would be some relief. But it hasn't really made a difference.

It's just very, very heartbreaking and sad to have to keep going on without her.

She had met tons of people and she liked her roommate and her suitemates.

It says, I love you more.

It's about her, about what he took from her. She was so excited about the future, the list of things that she wanted to do and who she wanted to be. And she would have succeeded. She would have been all those things.

I was having migraine headaches, panic attacks, just knowing that she wasn't going to be around. This is the first picture of the two of us. Taylor is Janet's only child. It was the happiest day of my life, and I just squished her every chance I got.

When we would go shopping, it was nothing for us to hold hands, even as a teenager, or lock arms or arms around each other. And she had no problem with that.

Somebody had to have seen her. Someone had to have seen her car.

Yes, it did give me hope that she was still alive.

I did worry. She hadn't even turned 18 yet. And I'm Janet Pellicera, and I'm Taylor's mother. I kissed her goodbye, and she got in her car, and off she went.

Did someone have her in their basement? Was she being held hostage? Whoever has her, just let her walk away. Just let her go.