Mike Matheny

We're scrambling. We don't know how long we need to be in Michigan. I don't know where we need to even stay.

And then that's where I'm like, I think it was like Monday where I started to wait a second. She never sent us the contract. You know, I'm still not seeing a contract. I'm trying to get Tara on the phone. I can't get her on the phone.

And then that's where I'm like, I think it was like Monday where I started to wait a second. She never sent us the contract. You know, I'm still not seeing a contract. I'm trying to get Tara on the phone. I can't get her on the phone.

And then that's where I'm like, I think it was like Monday where I started to wait a second. She never sent us the contract. You know, I'm still not seeing a contract. I'm trying to get Tara on the phone. I can't get her on the phone.

Well, and then we're freaking out because we're like, wait a second, this baby's supposed to be born in less than two weeks.

Well, and then we're freaking out because we're like, wait a second, this baby's supposed to be born in less than two weeks.

Well, and then we're freaking out because we're like, wait a second, this baby's supposed to be born in less than two weeks.

She goes to Ghana, she comes back. It was once she got back and we knew that she was back, that's when I started reaching out to her. I would text her and be like, hey, how are you? I heard you're back from Ghana. And she'd be like, yeah, I'm back. How was your trip? Great. We'd exchange pleasantries and go back and forth.

She goes to Ghana, she comes back. It was once she got back and we knew that she was back, that's when I started reaching out to her. I would text her and be like, hey, how are you? I heard you're back from Ghana. And she'd be like, yeah, I'm back. How was your trip? Great. We'd exchange pleasantries and go back and forth.

She goes to Ghana, she comes back. It was once she got back and we knew that she was back, that's when I started reaching out to her. I would text her and be like, hey, how are you? I heard you're back from Ghana. And she'd be like, yeah, I'm back. How was your trip? Great. We'd exchange pleasantries and go back and forth.

And the minute that I asked anything regarding S's birth mom, medical, anything of substance, she went dark. She wouldn't respond. It was such a mind fuck, pardon my language.

And the minute that I asked anything regarding S's birth mom, medical, anything of substance, she went dark. She wouldn't respond. It was such a mind fuck, pardon my language.

And the minute that I asked anything regarding S's birth mom, medical, anything of substance, she went dark. She wouldn't respond. It was such a mind fuck, pardon my language.

Basic information.

Basic information.

Basic information.

This is like where it all started to get weird, where I started to kind of raise an eyebrow.

This is like where it all started to get weird, where I started to kind of raise an eyebrow.

This is like where it all started to get weird, where I started to kind of raise an eyebrow.

One of sort of the MO for Tara, which comes up over and over again, is, you know, she used to always go back to, you know, her, you know how these girls are. Talking about women at the methadone clinic, women on drugs, you know how these girls are. And what did you think she meant by that?