The families that live there and endure this every single day. we re there, we feel it, we see it. it is just everywhere in all of south texas and in our hometown it is everywhere. we need his help and leadership and need him to step up to the plate and own up to his role. ashley: you both lost your mother maria and elisa, you lost your daughter emilia. there is a picture of your beautiful daughter, she was in second great. you heard gin talking about. you are begging for help. when you ask him for help and say these things and want security at the border, what does he say to you? i went in there and i was blunt and honest and shared
Attorney portrayed elisa as a black window. a sophisticated con otters who wanted her husband. and sarah was her innocent and terrified pawn. this is the most horrible thing that i ve ever had anything to do with, but not because i wanted to. not because i wanted to do that. not because i wanted to. really? now prosecutor testa introduced ginger miller. remember her? the other secretary who worked alongside sarah and elisa? she said, in the days and weeks after larry vanished, elisa and sarah seemed to feel anything but remorse. they re laughing together. you are shopping together. they re eating together. they re sleeping in the same bed together. she s living out her house. so, they were not really working, were they? they would go maybe two hours during the day. what they do the rest of the time? just party? shop, hang out, sleep. go flirt with boys. all the while, spending the firms money. larry s money. a lot of money. elisa got a red jaguar. sara got a red bmw.
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Not like he hadn t divorced women before, but not this one. tavia did it get it. i mean, he always said she has this hold over me. and i never understood what that meant. and larry s cmments fred about not knowing his wife? well, his suspicions turned out to be true. a little research told detectives that the real woman behind the name elisa mcnabney had a considerable criminal rap sheet. including stolen property, credit card fraud, grand theft. she really had a way of ingratiating herself with men and using her female terms. and she was very, very good at it. she was a true, true con artist. so was elisa just conning larry? surely, thought fried, she wouldn t have done away with him. would she? it wouldn t make any sense, even for a dedicated poll cap to do anything like that because, he was the goose that
elisa completely cut me out of the picture and i was devastated. but why? why was elisa keeping larry away from his family and friends? what did she have to hide? he called me up once on the phone and said, fred, i don t know who she is. and i thought he meant well, we don t really ever know who our spouses are deep down. and he said no, i don t even know if this is who she is. if her name is what she says it is or anything. by then, said fried, had larry discovered ample reason to stop trusting elisa. he couldn t keep his wallet in his pants. he told you that? yeah. she would steal money out of his wallet. he had to hide his wallet in his own house. turned out she was also stealing from the law firm. she d ripped him off. for how much? any idea? over $100,000. larry told fred all about his travel with elisa. and yet, he kept her around.