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So on the stand they're like, "Okay, gastric bypass surgery. Cool. Was it booked?" "Yes." "Okay, where?" So she
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tells them and she gets caught on the stand lying because that place didn't even offer gastric bypass surgery. What?
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I know. I don't like What are you thinking? >> Yeah. Oh my god. Okay, that doesn't
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explain anything. That's wild. But there's there's more here. like disposing of evidence like the phones,
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the dehydrator. >> Yeah. Basically, she says at certain points when she realized that people
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were suspicious of her or like trying to blame her, she panicked and just did things that are dumb and make her look
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guilty. Like the whole dehydrator thing, she says she tossed that because her husband was accusing her in the hospital
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of killing his parents, which he says is untrue. He's like, I never accused her of that, like her early days. And then
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the phone stuff, I mean, she has like a number of weird reasons that were all kind of different in the time leading up
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to trial, but like all in all, it was it boiled down to basically her like panicking when she knew police were
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looking seriously at her. Now, as for where the mushrooms came from, whereas before she always told police she never
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foraged mushrooms, and she bought those dried mushrooms from an Asian ger, now she admits that she did get into
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foraging during lockdown, and she's always loved eating mushrooms. And she said her kids had even seen her forge
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mushrooms before. By the way, they deny this. And she adds that while she does forage, she definitely didn't go
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foraging in that one town where the death caps were spotted after they were posted online. Even though her say even
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though she went there right after it was posted.