Unnamed Friend of Diane

Tex said something about the doctors were thinking about taking her to Grady. You know, I thought, well, that's what we should have done. But, you know, it was too late then. The situation was too volatile to move her because every time they took her off, she would, I guess she would flatline.

Tex said something about the doctors were thinking about taking her to Grady. You know, I thought, well, that's what we should have done. But, you know, it was too late then. The situation was too volatile to move her because every time they took her off, she would, I guess she would flatline.

He sat in this little waiting room. I'd had to go give them her insurance cards and her driver's license and all that information. They called me out of there twice. And I couldn't find her driver's license because she'd stuck it in a little pocket. So I dumped her whole purse out because I'd grabbed her purse.

He sat in this little waiting room. I'd had to go give them her insurance cards and her driver's license and all that information. They called me out of there twice. And I couldn't find her driver's license because she'd stuck it in a little pocket. So I dumped her whole purse out because I'd grabbed her purse.

She would carry thousands of dollars of cash and there was no telling what kind of little bag of jewelry she might have in there because she loved her jewelry. So I kept her purse with me when we got out of the car because I really didn't want to stay in there with him. I thought it was an accident.

She would carry thousands of dollars of cash and there was no telling what kind of little bag of jewelry she might have in there because she loved her jewelry. So I kept her purse with me when we got out of the car because I really didn't want to stay in there with him. I thought it was an accident.

I did not want to talk to him because I didn't want to comfort him and I just wanted to be away and I couldn't figure out why all these people around because there was Emory security walking around, why they didn't ask us to separate, which they eventually did. But I didn't want to talk to him. And I finally walked back in there because it was odd to just stand out in the hallway.

I did not want to talk to him because I didn't want to comfort him and I just wanted to be away and I couldn't figure out why all these people around because there was Emory security walking around, why they didn't ask us to separate, which they eventually did. But I didn't want to talk to him. And I finally walked back in there because it was odd to just stand out in the hallway.

And he looked at me and he said, I need my phone. And I asked him where it was, and he said, well, it's plugged up in the back seat. And it was my another opportunity to have a purpose, so I said, I'll go get it. And I went out to the valet and I said, I need to get the phone out of the backseat of my car. Can you get it? Well, no, we can't do that. But we'll bring the vehicle back around.

And he looked at me and he said, I need my phone. And I asked him where it was, and he said, well, it's plugged up in the back seat. And it was my another opportunity to have a purpose, so I said, I'll go get it. And I went out to the valet and I said, I need to get the phone out of the backseat of my car. Can you get it? Well, no, we can't do that. But we'll bring the vehicle back around.

And I thought, well, that's fine. You know, I'll wait for you to do that. And I waited and I waited. And finally, the guy came up and he handed me the telephone. And I'm guessing that somebody had already commandeered the vehicle. So he handed me the phone and I took it back in there to text and I handed it to him.

And I thought, well, that's fine. You know, I'll wait for you to do that. And I waited and I waited. And finally, the guy came up and he handed me the telephone. And I'm guessing that somebody had already commandeered the vehicle. So he handed me the phone and I took it back in there to text and I handed it to him.

And he's sitting down, and I'm standing up in front of him, and he starts scrolling on his phone. And I knew he was looking for his attorney's phone number. And he was, because that's who he called. As he's doing that and scrolling through, he looks up at me and he says, I don't trust these guys. Uniformed security police for Emory.

And he's sitting down, and I'm standing up in front of him, and he starts scrolling on his phone. And I knew he was looking for his attorney's phone number. And he was, because that's who he called. As he's doing that and scrolling through, he looks up at me and he says, I don't trust these guys. Uniformed security police for Emory.

Then he said, Danny Joe, I hate to see you get wrapped up in this. I thought, why are you talking like a criminal? He said, I hate to see you get wrapped up in this. And you just need to tell the police when they get here that you are just down here as a friend of the family. That just kind of blew me away. I stood back and I said, Tex, I just drove you into the emergency room.

Then he said, Danny Joe, I hate to see you get wrapped up in this. I thought, why are you talking like a criminal? He said, I hate to see you get wrapped up in this. And you just need to tell the police when they get here that you are just down here as a friend of the family. That just kind of blew me away. I stood back and I said, Tex, I just drove you into the emergency room.

He looked at me and he goes, well, they don't know that. And it took my breath away. In my mind, I'm thinking, I get lost in Decatur all the time. Anyway, I don't have a car. Why would I even make, why did I need to make up a story about being down there as a friend of the family? I mean, now looking back on it, if I had said that, heck, I could be in jail.

He looked at me and he goes, well, they don't know that. And it took my breath away. In my mind, I'm thinking, I get lost in Decatur all the time. Anyway, I don't have a car. Why would I even make, why did I need to make up a story about being down there as a friend of the family? I mean, now looking back on it, if I had said that, heck, I could be in jail.

But at the least, be a totally incredible witness to anything. He was manipulating me. me or trying to. And, you know, I was usually the go along, get along girl. I don't, you know, I'm not a control freak, never have been. And I guess he thought if he told me to do something that I was going to do it.

But at the least, be a totally incredible witness to anything. He was manipulating me. me or trying to. And, you know, I was usually the go along, get along girl. I don't, you know, I'm not a control freak, never have been. And I guess he thought if he told me to do something that I was going to do it.