Something better. before the murder, the husband wasn t bothering to hide his disdain for his wife barbara, according to this prosecution witness. raise your right hand. teresa testified that she and her son went to comics world saturday before the murder. michael barbara and their two young daughters were in the store when teresa walked in. i had remarked how beautiful the little girls were. what did he say? he said if it wasn t for his daughters that he would not have been with his wife that he found her unattractive. heavy. and if it was up to him he would take the girls and moved to florida. what was your reaction to that response? i couldn t believe he had said something like that to me while she was right there in the store. and that same customer was shocked again days later when michael made which she thought was a pass at her during his own wife suing at the funeral home. he gave me an inappropriate hug, it would ve been a hug that i had only given to my
Husband. meaning? it s an intimate hug. the following saturday as was their custom, teresa and her son stopped by comics world, michael slipped her a note would you read the note for the jury. you look very, very, very, very pretty today. thanks for coming in, sincerely, michael. scornful of his wife, hitting on other women and now a longtime friend of barbara s was testifying that her friends and family were all well aware with a capital t trouble in the marriage. she had a call from barbara weeks before the murder. she was crying, very upset. mike wanted a divorce. did she convey to you that you would agree to that? she did not want to divorce. prosecutor fox as the witness about seeing the defendant at barb s funeral. i overheard mike saying to his mother yelling out, mom, did you call the insurance company? it didn t sound good. because of the phone
Went into a tailspin, the the news of his death. and when they heard that somebody murdered him? you kind fell apart after that? yes. it was difficult to figure out what to go, and what to do. his mom was practically paralyzed in grief. and so much of the dreadful work that demands to be done after such a death, fell on teresa. i remember going to the future and sitting there and thinking, i am so tired i want to go to bed. and maybe that played a role in teresa s mood. because on that july day, 1996. when he was buried in his hometown in kansas, and a large contingent of montanans made the trip to say goodbye. among them was that young woman from geraldine. the one who had gone over in
That she had been wrong on the 9-1-1 call, the man did not shoot himself. brian had a cut on his nose and the way that his shirt was ripped and there was some blood on the floor. it looks like a struggle? yeah. it was not a suicide but? the deputies went about their work as they saw fit and thus, on sunday july 14th 1996. they caught a mystery. that has come down all the way to us. there were so many different theories, different suspects. and, so much conflicting evidence. it was your classic whodunnit. or perhaps a classic nightmare. i lie awake at night and i asked god to give me some insight here, where do i go now? the victim. the man on the floor was bryan pine a veterinarian. charlie and teresa s big
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I want to move to what is going on with the israeli people. today the israeli parliament is going to debate prime minister netanyahu s plan to weaken the country supreme court by stripping the court of its ability to strike down governor decisions that it seems unreasonable. i say today because it s very early morning hours over there. . this measure says, they say this measure is critical to the court s ability to balance israel s single chamber parliament. that s why folks who are supportive of the say that. hundreds of thousands of israelis have come out to protest this measure over the last several months. teresa i think that folks see president biden s often talking about the importance of democracy and standing with the democratic allies. israel is in fact a democracy and one of america s strongest partners then they hear about
[shouting indistinctly] [shrieking] you [bleep] bitch! - teresa, stop. - whore! - stop. - there s something about watching that and going, yeah, god, at least i m not that. [all shouting] - i look over, and i see, like, hair being pulled and all this [bleep]. i m like, oh, my god, like, how do i get in? - i used to get the critics asking me about, well, why are people watching that reality show? i m like, why are they watching the show? cause they re entertained. you are never going to meet someone that s gonna say to you, you know, i was watching the bachelor last night. i loved it, but i wish i was watching a great drama. - karen. - i thought you d never ask. - you don t need to call it a guilty pleasure. just call it a pleasure. it s something you love watching. it could be a reality show, it could be a drama, it could be a sitcom, it could be a documentary. whatever it is, you know, i think great tv comes in many forms. i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks.
You felt like it was so important, putting aside your friendship, and we re brightview to this too. from cherry or teresa. why wasn t so important for you to do this movie? as teresa said, it just came from a place of joy for us in happens to have all of these amazing asian american faces because, look at us. and i think for all of us coming up writing on television, we ve had to write for other people and other faces for most of our careers, and this was just came from purely a place of joy where we got to center our stories and our faces, and also our friends are hilariously in insanely talented and it was great to be able to abs platform for them. so cherry, this movie, and i m not kidding when i say it made me cry out of laughter. it made me cry actually emotionally, and we re not gonna do any spoilers whatsoever, but there is a plot twist that is just like did you feel like it was
Critical to incorporate as much of you, your experiences, trying to be completely assimilated as an asian american little girl and then growing up in the united states. do you think it s important to kind of tell that story as you and teresa were writing? it yes and no basically. it was something that came out of us naturally on the beside, now that it s all over, now that we filmed it and now that we ve been able to hear people s reactions to it, that is something that we are thinking about, but when we were thinking about it, we were basically just writing about ourselves. we re both from small towns where we did not have many other asian people growing up with us, and it was really taking that very personal story and giving that personal story to our characters audrey and low low and giving them that friendship. that we were aiming for the beginning. and then the fact that yeah, it is such a lot of other people because they see themselves, they see their old childhood and what we went through, that has been a nice after effect. and teresa, it s not just relatability though for people that are watching from the aapi