Excited Delirium
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Check out the latest episode of A Touch More wherever you get your podcasts and on YouTube. This episode includes descriptions of violence and sexual assault. Please use discretion. On December 23, 2020, Bella Quinto Collins was home from college to celebrate the holidays with her family in California. We had gone to my mom's work. They just had a small get together, you know, masks on. And I grew up at my mom's work, really. So they're kind of like a second family. So we kind of spent the afternoon with them, I guess, and then came home and were just relaxing together. A few months earlier, Bella's mother and Bella's two adult brothers had moved into a new house in a town called Antioch, near San Francisco.
When Bella and her mother Cassandra had come back from seeing Cassandra's colleagues that day, Bella's oldest brother, Angelo, was in his room sleeping. Cassandra says she went to his bedroom. Because there was a package for him, you know, a package that he's been waiting for for a while. So I knocked on his door and kind of woke him up. And he's like, oh, thank you, mom. Just leave it there. And then, you know, he, I went out and he just went back to sleep. When the pandemic hit, Angelo, who was 12 years older than Bella, had lost his job and moved in with Cassandra. Before that, Angelo had joined the U.S. Navy. It was his dream career. But because of an allergy, he'd left during boot camp in 2019. Now he was trying to figure out what he wanted to do next.
He liked gaming and was thinking about becoming a game designer. After talking to Angelo, Cassandra went to the living room, and at some point, she fell asleep on the couch. Then, around 10 p.m., Angelo woke her up. And I said, yes, what do you want? He goes, what's for dinner? And I was kind of upset about that because, I mean, he usually cooks for himself. He loves to cook. So when he asked me what for dinner is, I was like, what do you mean? I was kind of upset because he woke me up from my sleep, my nap. He clearly wasn't himself. At a certain point, I was on a Zoom with my friend, and he just kept coming into the room and asking, oh, what's going on? He seemed really worried. It looked like the beginnings of an episode, as we called it.
He'd had a couple of them throughout 2020. in which he would just kind of act oddly, just not like himself, and really anxious and scared. But it was really infrequent, and then it almost seemed like he was normal the next day. The family says he'd started having these episodes after a head injury. Did this night seem different than other episodes that he had had?
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:30
2
What happened to Angelo Quinto on December 23, 2020?
9:30–23:47
3
How did Angelo's family describe his behavior before the police arrived?
23:47–42:48
4
What led Bella to call 911 during the incident?
42:48–49:06
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What was the police response when they arrived at the Quinto home?
49:06–1:00:41
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What were the reactions of Angelo's family during the police encounter?
1:00:41–1:03:32