Nikki Batiste

So much. It was really... My heart broke for her because she has lost both sons in a way. She lost a grandchild. She lost her husband and her only surviving son is in prison. She speaks to him by phone often in prison and she's worried about him. Did she talk about how those conversations go with Rod from prison?

We were able to listen to snippets of a small number of calls between Rod and his mom. And this was earlier on when he was in prison. And initially, you know, it's a mom worried about her son. She's trying to figure out what's going on legally. She's trying to see what he needs. He's diabetic. And I think currently she's mostly worried about his health. She is depressed.

We were able to listen to snippets of a small number of calls between Rod and his mom. And this was earlier on when he was in prison. And initially, you know, it's a mom worried about her son. She's trying to figure out what's going on legally. She's trying to see what he needs. He's diabetic. And I think currently she's mostly worried about his health. She is depressed.

We were able to listen to snippets of a small number of calls between Rod and his mom. And this was earlier on when he was in prison. And initially, you know, it's a mom worried about her son. She's trying to figure out what's going on legally. She's trying to see what he needs. He's diabetic. And I think currently she's mostly worried about his health. She is depressed.

told me she's worried he will die in prison. His diabetes has gotten so bad. And she says the prison isn't providing the care that he needs, the medical care that he needs.

told me she's worried he will die in prison. His diabetes has gotten so bad. And she says the prison isn't providing the care that he needs, the medical care that he needs.

told me she's worried he will die in prison. His diabetes has gotten so bad. And she says the prison isn't providing the care that he needs, the medical care that he needs.

I saw her again after we sat down for quite some time. We chatted again in Georgia and asked her how she's doing and She said, you know, things are going pretty well. She's trying to rebuild her life. She wants to help other women and men who've been through something like this, gaslighting. She spoke at a domestic violence event recently to share her story and try to help women.

I saw her again after we sat down for quite some time. We chatted again in Georgia and asked her how she's doing and She said, you know, things are going pretty well. She's trying to rebuild her life. She wants to help other women and men who've been through something like this, gaslighting. She spoke at a domestic violence event recently to share her story and try to help women.

I saw her again after we sat down for quite some time. We chatted again in Georgia and asked her how she's doing and She said, you know, things are going pretty well. She's trying to rebuild her life. She wants to help other women and men who've been through something like this, gaslighting. She spoke at a domestic violence event recently to share her story and try to help women.

And she said she hopes to write a book, too.

And she said she hopes to write a book, too.

And she said she hopes to write a book, too.

She's remarkably strong. And I'm glad you brought that up, actually, because we talked for it had to have been about two hours the first time we sat down. And I don't know that she was emotional at all, maybe briefly. And I was struck by that. And I believe I said that to her in the interview. I'm struck by how strong. strong you are. It's amazing given what you've been through.

She's remarkably strong. And I'm glad you brought that up, actually, because we talked for it had to have been about two hours the first time we sat down. And I don't know that she was emotional at all, maybe briefly. And I was struck by that. And I believe I said that to her in the interview. I'm struck by how strong. strong you are. It's amazing given what you've been through.

She's remarkably strong. And I'm glad you brought that up, actually, because we talked for it had to have been about two hours the first time we sat down. And I don't know that she was emotional at all, maybe briefly. And I was struck by that. And I believe I said that to her in the interview. I'm struck by how strong. strong you are. It's amazing given what you've been through.

And then we learned that during her victim impact statement in court, she doesn't cry once. You know, she's just strong. It's notable and it's noticeable how strong she is.

And then we learned that during her victim impact statement in court, she doesn't cry once. You know, she's just strong. It's notable and it's noticeable how strong she is.

And then we learned that during her victim impact statement in court, she doesn't cry once. You know, she's just strong. It's notable and it's noticeable how strong she is.