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Friend on Victoria Rickman: "She's not a killer ... she's got the sweetest soul"

November 12, 2017 / 02:31

This episode discusses domestic abuse, isolation in relationships, and the complexities of love. The conversation centers around a woman named Sara Lee and her relationship with Will Carter, highlighting the signs of abuse and the perspective of her best friend.

The guest shares her belief that Sara would not have shot Will if her life had not been in danger, emphasizing Sara's kind nature. The friend expresses guilt for not recognizing the signs of isolation and abuse earlier.

She recounts how Will distanced Sara from her friends, noting changes in Sara's demeanor when receiving calls from him. The guest reflects on the emotional turmoil Sara experienced, despite her love for Will.

The discussion raises questions about why victims stay in abusive relationships, with the guest acknowledging Sara's hope for the good in Will.

TLDR

A friend discusses Sara Lee's abusive relationship with Will Carter and the signs of isolation and emotional turmoil she witnessed.

Episode

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do you think he would have killed her if she didn't shoot him yes he would have killed her

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absolutely and what makes you believe that because she would have never shot him if her life was not in jeopardy

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never not one doubt in my mind she's not a killer she's not a murderer she has got the sweetest soul of anyone

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I know mogera as a sister and I know everything about her the ins and outs the good the

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bad and I will defend her till the end because she's a good person when did she first start dating will Carter honestly

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I don't really know when she started I've always met a boyfriend and her ex-husband and this is one guy that

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actually never met you never met it never met him at one time and how do you explain that this is your best friend

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this is like the boyfriend of your best Sara Lee and you know looking back I see

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everything and I know everybody's probably like really you never met him there was always an excuse oh he has to

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work late Oh something came up and I kind of just brushed it off I really wish I had have seen their signs from

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the beginning he kind of distanced herself from everybody I still spoke with her but not

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like we used to I didn't still see her all the time or go be able to go out to lunch with her you know like we always

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did on Thursdays until will came into the picture and always took it as you know she's just investing time and in

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this relationship this is serious was it her choice or do you feel he was isolating her he was isolating her why

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do you think that it's not her personality at all I actually feel so much guilt that I didn't kind of save

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her from it because I noticed the bruising I heard you know him screaming at her on the phone the way he spoke to

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her the way she would jump when the phone rang and she's seeing his name on it just her whole demeanor would change

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she would be happy and laughing and then the phone ring it would be him and everything would just change why do you

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think she stayed with him if she was getting abused like that why do you think she stayed she loved him and she

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would always talk back about you know the good inside him you know I know it's there and it has to be there when I met

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him he was he was nice he was good to me you know honestly I just don't I don't know why she would stay like that

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Episode Highlights

Defending a Friend
A friend passionately defends her character, asserting she's not a murderer.
“She's not a killer, she's not a murderer.”
@ 00m 10s
November 12, 2017
Regret and Guilt
A friend expresses deep guilt for not recognizing the signs of abuse sooner.
“I feel so much guilt that I didn't kind of save her from it.”
@ 01m 43s
November 12, 2017
The Complexity of Love
Despite the abuse, she remained in the relationship, believing in his goodness.
“She loved him and would always talk about the good inside him.”
@ 02m 17s
November 12, 2017

Episode Quotes

She's not a killer, she's not a murderer.
Friend on Victoria Rickman: "She's not a killer ... she's got the sweetest soul"
I feel so much guilt that I didn't kind of save her from it.
Friend on Victoria Rickman: "She's not a killer ... she's got the sweetest soul"
She loved him and would always talk about the good inside him.
Friend on Victoria Rickman: "She's not a killer ... she's got the sweetest soul"

Key Moments

Character Defense00:10
Feelings of Guilt01:43
Abusive Relationship02:17

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