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Like I don't know what their relationship with their mom was like before all of this, but I haven't heard
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any wild stories. I mean, part of what I think captivated a nation and a and the
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world was you don't often see someone who is described as a loving mother turn into a mass murderer.
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>> Like, do you then have to go back and rewrite your whole history with someone
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like that? >> I say for me it feels like you'd have to like question so many of your
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interactions in the past. >> Was it real? Was it always an act? like just recently
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>> and like one of the things that came out in court that I actually found really
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interesting was around Aaron's faith or lack thereof. So early on in her life she had been an atheist and she said
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that she tried convincing Simon who was a Christian to be atheist too. But in 2005 when they were dating he took her
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to of all places Ian's church. Ian, the only survivor Ian >> remember he is a pastor, like was still
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is, but he took her to a service and she said that she at this service had a spiritual experience and became a
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Christian herself then and there. But the prosecution put forward some messages or like actually more like
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emojis she sent that made it appear that she mocked the family's religious beliefs to other people. and her friend
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group reported that she told them she was still an atheist and she thought Simon's religious background was
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difficult. But on the stand, she remains adamant that she is a Christian. >> Aaron, thou shalt not lie. It's in like
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