MrBallen

I mean, especially Sylvia.

Now, Frison knew as much as he wanted to ask some sort of pointed questions here,

He needed to be very careful because Sylvia and Wojciech did not have to be speaking to him at this point.

Like, they basically are just agreeing to do this interview, and at any point, they can say, enough, leave, and he would have to go.

So Frizan, when he began, he just started out with some very light background questions about Helene.

And in a very shaky voice, Sylvia described her mother as being very tough, but incredibly generous.

You know, she said they did fight a lot, but it was just over silly things, and they were actually, you know, pretty close.

Sylvia said she'd been battling breast cancer, and her mother had always called to check in, like she really cared.

When Frison asked about enemies, Sylvia shook her head and she said, you know, obviously my mother is worth a ton of money and so by default she is a target.

But she really didn't get out much.

She didn't really engage with the Monaco social scene.

She pretty much just worked all the time and looked after the family like she just kept to herself.

So I certainly can't think of anybody that would have wanted to harm her.

When Frison turned to Wojciech, Wojciech seemed equally mystified by this whole thing.

He told Frison that he and Sylvia had been together for 28 years and they had a daughter together.

And so, you know, he knew Helene very, very well.

And he said that, you know, his relationship with Helene had always been great and that Helene generally was like this incredibly generous person.

I mean, especially really with him and with Sylvia.

He said that even though he had his own businesses and his own income, you know, totally separate from the Pastors, Helene still would give him and his family money.

The mention of finances, though, made Frison perk up.