Stephanie Soo

Yeah.

Elizabeth Loftus has stated in an interview more recently that for Mary's documentary, she says, quote, it was awful.

It was sort of ridiculous.

I don't know why she had this camera on me with this side view the whole time.

I felt just very sort of misled and I felt sorry I cooperated.

And she's asked, did you feel like you were misrepresented?

No, just misled.

I don't know.

I thought she would be more open minded.

And then she is asked about how in the documentary, Mary's documentary, Eleanor Goldstein is very aggressive with Mary and not a nice person at all, in my opinion.

Okay.

But she says, I understand that Goldstein was, you know, one of those devastated family members.

And if they have a kind of anger about what happens in their family, you almost can't blame them.

Eleanor Goldstein for being like a raging mean person.

Meanwhile, Mary, what she said about the interviews?

She says,

I will say that I dreaded each of these interviews.

I felt physically ill as the interview time approached.

I will never do something like that again.

I do not suggest other survivors do what I did.