Randy Kessler

The family perhaps shouldn't have known, but I believe Monique knew.

If her social media was private, if she talked about the abuse.

And Nancy, this escalated in just seven months of marriage.

You know, stalking behavior can start just after one date.

The guy falls in love with you and then believes there's a special relationship when there's none.

The girl doesn't return the text or the phone call, and now he's enraged.

And so when women leave a relationship, they're at the highest risk for domestic homicide.

As you pointed out, she left, she had moved on, and that very act enraged him.

And he punished her for this perceived rejection.

That's what he did.

He mowed her down, but I think she knew.

I think it was a gut feeling.

I treat women who are stalking victims and often they fall into a depression.

They're in a dysphoric state.

And they become preoccupied with the offender.

They think about them all the time.

They look out their car windows.

They're sitting in a restaurant with a new partner, and they see, like, say, Nicole Brown.

They see a car drive by, like a white Tahoe, and they think, oh, my God, is that my ex-husband?

So they live in fear.