This was another emotionally draining episode. I wasn't surprised at all that Martha had been recording him. As she has done this type of stalking and harassing several times. I feel like she knows just enough of the law to find the loopholes and tricks. Like being at the bus stop across from his house (far enough away to not be a "threat"), and recording all conversations, just in case she needed to use it against him. I wasn't even surprised by her attacking him in the bar, but it was comical because she felt she had the right to sit in his place of employment and ridicule him in front of other patrons (while using that bs line about denying a woman hydration), but when the tables were turned she lashed out violently. Although, I'll miss Teri I think breaking up was for the best. Donny isn't ready emotionally for a serious relationship. I agree with you Donny's dad is great. He doesn't hold his tongue like his son. Literally has no time for Martha's mind games🤣 I'll be thinking about more shows to watch, but have you watched 'Under the Bridge' on Hulu? This is also based on a true story.
You are so right! She studied law and she know how to to walk the line and position herself perfectly to not be charged with anything, and with the recording she is able to twist things around. I havent seen under the bridge, ill have a look and see if its something i would be interested in. Thank you for the recommendation 😊
I agree, this would give her some insight. However, at this point she needs to watch both interviews. The one with the real Martha, and the one I saw this morning with the real first known victim.
Oh i did when i finished. The portrayal of her in the show is spot on. She will never admit to what she did. She intrigues me even more after the interview.
@@AnotherReactionChannel_ Yes, the first victim's name is Laura Wray. This was the employer where Fiona worked. Remember she claimed in her interview that she walked and wasn't fired. I would love to know what you think if you watch the second interview.
