and i have to pay for the supervised visitations because he is a threat. what did this cost you financially? well, what he got was over $650,000. there came a point where connie couldn t afford my services or anybody else s. i couldn t walk away. because you think if you re not there, she s going to get killed? you don t need to be dr. pitt to come up with a determination of what would eventually happen. their worries only increased in 2013 when connie s final protective order against dwight expired and he was able to legally purchase a gun. he told me he would wait until my defenses were down and then he would get me. by then connie had started carrying a gun of her own. rick trained her how to use it if and when the day came that dwight confronted her. i prepared her for it mentally, physically, and
what did you think when you read that? shocked. it didn t make sense to me they took his right as a parent even over the safety of the child. what s more, under arizona law, dwight was entitled to spousal support. in this case $6,000 a month. he threatened you, hit you says he is going to murder you, murder your child. mm-hmm. you have to pay him spousal support. yes. and you re on the hook for his attorneys. yes. yes. and i have to pay for the supervised visitations because he is a threat. what did this cost you financially? well, what he got was over $650,000. there came a point where connie couldn t afford my services or anybody else s. i couldn t walk away. because you think if you re not there, she s going to get killed?
well, what he got was over $650,000. there came a point where where connie could no longer afford my services or or anybody else s. i i couldn t walk away. because if you you think if you re not there, she s gonna get killed. i you really don t need to be dr. pitt to come up with the determination of what would eventually happen. reporter: their worries only increased in 2013 when connie s final protective order against dwight expired, and he was able to legally purchase a gun. he told me that he would wait until my defenses were down and then he would get me. reporter: by then, connie had started carrying a gun of her own. rick trained her how the use it, if and when the day came that dwight confronted her. i prepared her for it mentally, physically, and emotionally. she s trained for it. reporter: the court ordered that dwight get psychological help. there s no evidence he ever complied. instead, dwight isolated himself at this extended stay hotel.
continues. brandon judd, national border patrol council. thank you. thank you. djokovic. bill: did you see it? it was a match for the ages. djokovic the longest men s final in tournament history almost five hours. 4:57. djokovic clinched it followed by a celebratory smack and grab. that match marks his fifth wimbledon title. a lot of people think this might have been the greatest wimbledon match ever. can we debate it? i remember the 1981/82. that was really one for the ages. but yesterday is right up there. sandra: if you tune in midway you couldn t walk away. it took awhile to get to the
that s what i thought. that s how, you know, i had no self-esteem. i couldn t walk away. i was too scared to walk away. i was terrified. what made you finally do it? my dancing. just being called from new york a great opportunity for me here happened and i just packed my bags and left. and never looked back? never looked back. how are you now do you think psychologically? i think i m still healing and a work in progress, for sure. do you have meltdowns, do you have bad days where you just lose it because of all that s happened to you? not so much meltdowns. i think i get co-dependent sometimes on certain people in my life, but i do know that i m in a healthier stage in my life right now. i ve been single for the past year. i ve been working with my therapist every single week and