Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant

Like, you can't make that decision.

And she did.

And he got away with it yet again because he got her to marry him to keep her from being able to even testify against her.

And Gene McFadden.

And a show of just how sleazy lawyers can be served as the witness to their wedding.

I think she was 15 at the time.

And at the end of the ceremony, got her to sign a document saying all the things she told that doctor were lies.

And they lived as husband and wife.

That's right.

So this is this was his final wife, young Trina McLeod.

He apparently got her parents because, you know, you needed to have permission to

to get married at that age, and her parents acquiesce because he threatened to burn down the new house that they either bought or built.

And this is where I get to the documentary.

A lot of it should be taken with a grain of salt because some of the local townspeople they interview are clearly sort of...

Just maybe don't have all the facts straight because someone in that documentary said that he burned their house down again and shot their other new dog.

And I didn't see anywhere else where that happened.

I think it was just a threat or whatever.

He killed a monkey, too.

Right.

That's part of the deal with the documentary.