Over the weekend Dateline re-ran the story of Sarah and Ryan Widmer, and 48 Hours did an update to the Greg and Bernadette Ohlemacher case, which detailed the trial of Ronald Santiago and profiled more footage of the murdered couple’s daughter, Renee.
I have written about both of these cases over the years. If you’d like to read my analysis from the past, please click on the following links:
What do you see when you watch this apology? Do you think it is sincere?
I will share my thoughts in the comment section below.
What emotions do you see?
Watching V. Stiviano this past weekend on ABC’s 20/20 gave me the chills. She seems to say whatever suits her at the moment. You can see her speak with hesitations as she formulates what she wants you to hear. She doesn’t speak from her heart because when one does their speech flows.
You can literally see her think and say things that are totally inconsistent, yet she tries to control how you view her. However, she fails miserably.
She wants you to think she is Sterling’s “right-hand man” and legit and not a “whore”, but she tells us she was paid “off the books”. And what professional services did she offer Sterling? She offers none. She was just “his best friend, his confidant, his silly rabbit.”
It’s revolting.
Her soft demeanor also pings me immediately. When I see soft and timid when you know someone isn’t by their behaviors (think her outrageous living at someone else’s expense), its an automatic red flag.
I wouldn’t trust Stiviano within a mile of me.
This week on Dr. Phil, a father, Tommy Hodges, comes forward saying he doesn’t believe his son, Darby, 19 months old, and Darby’s half-sister Kiera died by accident almost four years ago. He believes their deaths are homicide having occurred just twelve weeks apart.
Tommy accuses his ex-wife, Julia Savage Cummings, and her new husband, Codey Cummings, for causing the death of the children.
When I watch this short clip, I am immediately pinged by Codey.
I do not believe Codey at all and believe he needs to be seriously looked at in this case.
