Her own grandma doesn’t want her in her house,she is a peach

Kudos to Grandma for saying "no." Grandma has it right.

Judge SLAY! What a fantastic name for a tough Judge

Mr.overwater needed a coffee and a hug that day...poor guy he looked so over it

@PonderingOne

6 ай бұрын

lol. he had massive facepalm while she babbled on.

@suzannaj3834

6 ай бұрын

😂

I bet you ONE WHOLE DOLLAR, she’s a no-show for her sentencing in January. Any takers?

@notme2day

4 ай бұрын

I'm watching this the end of Feb... wonder if there is an update video?

@zubetp

2 ай бұрын

absolutely not. i'm not great with money, but i know a scam when i see one!

She'll be back. That smile and little girl act will lose it impact when shes 30 or 40.

@DrBozoEinstein

5 ай бұрын

Next court hearing.

@notme2day

4 ай бұрын

It's already lost its impact.... that's why she's in jail and court.

I don't blame family members for not wanting her to stay with them. I'm sure they've had enough of her.

@WoodlandT

6 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t let her anywhere near me. Her whole deal is playing games. She pretends not to understand. She lies. She deflects. She twists words. People like this are a nightmare

@markb4185

6 ай бұрын

Who could bear listening to her annoying whistling esses for long?

@MarySmith-bc7mf

6 ай бұрын

Right she probably used them all.

@rickarra1833

5 ай бұрын

Can you imagine what she's done to grandma for her to say no. She's a drug addict who will say or do anything

@lochdown5509

5 ай бұрын

She lied and tried to use her grandmother's gallbladder surgery as the reason she should have been released. She tried to say that her family "needed her out" to take care of the grandmother 😂

The comment by the judge to the defense attorney "I'm sending you in the break room and a treasure hunt" shows the judge has a great sense of humour 😂😂😂

@LoneWolfUsul

6 ай бұрын

As you can tell, it inspired the thumbnail. lol

Are defense attorneys allowed to come back from a breakout room, and say, "She be bat-shit crazy, your honor"?

@franceswatts4001

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@anonymoose116

6 ай бұрын

Nope, sure can't.

@notme2day

4 ай бұрын

Look for him blinking SOS. 😂

@danij5055

Ай бұрын

Technically, it's, "I'd like my client evaluated for competency." 😉

She's a long life in and out of courts ahead of her

Hopefully she is learning that being evasive and trying to be clever in court is only going to leave her behind bars longer than might have otherwise happened. If she had just followed a few simple rules and done what she was told this would all be behind her. Some people are their own worst enemies.

@jposika540

6 ай бұрын

Plus,it sounds as if she fought the police and lied about her name.

@dslunsford1

6 ай бұрын

And still won’t admit that she stole the stuff. No contest is different than guilty. Someone that learned their session deserves a break. Someone who refuses to learn their lesson needs to be taught one…

@arievena19744

6 ай бұрын

All over a $50 theft. Just go to court. Says alot that Grandma doesn't want her there....

@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus

6 ай бұрын

She won’t have learned anything useful. She’s ‘too smart’ for the court. I used to run with a bad crowd and they were always deeply offended when confronted with the consequences for their often vile and stupid behaviour. Never their fault and perpetually the victims of ‘the system’.

@chrissmith7513

5 ай бұрын

@@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus Know all of that too well! Used to blame everyone and anyone when I messed up and always painted myself to be the victim! That's why I kept getting in trouble so much!! Had to change a lot of my ways to get me to learn that I couldn't keep doing the same stupid, careless and reckless things and expecting the same results!!! It just won't work!!! Since then, life is much easier than it was back in the day!!!

A total waste of Taxpayers money sending her to Rehab , she's not taking Anything serious except how to get outta jail & back with her running buddy's, No remorse or Apologies for anything she's done 😮😢

Addicts will do or say anything to get back to the bottle (which includes drugs)

It usually takes a lengthy accumulation of disrespectful behaviour for a woman to deny help to one of her own grandchildren - something tells me Ms. Martinez’ lack of personal accountability, coupled with her rotten choices in romantic partners, will keep her cycling in & out of courtrooms, jails, and prison cells, for the rest of her life.

@BeeHash

6 ай бұрын

Addiction is a hell of a thing. May you never have to experience it. It is truly a living hell.

@lindac6919

6 ай бұрын

Gramma doesn't want her home taken over by thugs.

@BeeHash

6 ай бұрын

@@lindac6919 you seem to know more than everyone about this case.

@MissPik

6 ай бұрын

​@peekay420 I think they're just going by some of the judge's comments regarding a boyfriend with drug issues and this defendant making poor choices when it comes to who she's associating with, as well as the fact that she has drug issues and fights with officers. The comment wasn't how I would have worded it, but it's probably pretty close to the truth.

@BeeHash

6 ай бұрын

@@MissPik I appreciate direct and polite discussion. Rare to find online thank you.

You can tell how much healthier she is now than she was 4 months ago. She is a frequent flyer in judge Simpson court room also

@DebraJean196

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. She does still try to manipulate the show a little, but I see an attitude change as well - from the disbelieving kid getting her first jail time, being all worried about her car to the jail inmate hoping to get turned loose into an inpatient treatment program because nobody wants to take her in. Talk about hitting bottom for a kid like her

Mr Overwater looked like Mr Over It all the way through this hearing 😂😂😂

@millipedic

6 ай бұрын

yeah he looked bored. I bet he cant wait to get this over with.

@Bloss76

6 ай бұрын

@@millipedic 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good one

@MarySmith-bc7mf

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@annalisamolina2394

6 ай бұрын

That made me giggle 🤭

I will be very surprised if she completes treatment or shows up for sentencing

I have a hard time watching/listening to this defendant. She thinks she slick. I just find her annoying and manipulative. Glad Judge Slay sees through every bit of it.

@thedave1771

6 ай бұрын

She’s cute and very used to working that angle too.

@bobbiec2829

6 ай бұрын

@@thedave1771 I don't find her attractive but I'm sure she is to many men she comes across so in that sense, I agree with you.

@Claudia-lq3ns

5 ай бұрын

​@@thedave1771she ain't that cute

@thedave1771

5 ай бұрын

@@Claudia-lq3ns she’s got enough cute to work it.

I'm just here for Eddie at the top trying his darnedest not to laugh 😅😅

"can i lower my hand, please?" REALLY?!?! what a joke...

7:38 Prisoner Eddie Wade was laughing when the judge said she wasn't going to repeat herself again!😂

@user-lk7pc6vk9b

6 ай бұрын

I know a man named Eddie Wade and he's been in and out of prison.

@user-lk7pc6vk9b

6 ай бұрын

Where is this?

Personally ,,, i wanted to Clap my hands when she finally got all the answers right 😃👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎄

she's so smug, sitting there smirking at the judge and flirting with the other inmate. Sickening. Clearly has not a shred of regret of anything, not an ounce of remorse. And no wonder too, she gets all her serious charges dismissed so essentially gets a free pass for her serial shoplifting. Disgusting, she's going to be back on the street doing it all again in no time.

@scottmccrea1873

6 ай бұрын

I don't think its smugness, I think there's cognitive issues. She clearly has real problems paying attention and staying focused on the matter at hand. Her thoughts clearly wander all over the place. None of that excuses her crimes but it does explain why she's so goofy.

@th-sd6ni

6 ай бұрын

she's not smug....she's just immature and dumb.

@scottdiamond74

6 ай бұрын

She will get worse. She will learn a new drug a few tricks in rehab. Rehabs sound like sunshine and rainbows but they are similar to jails. 😢

@scottmccrea1873

6 ай бұрын

Life is hard. It's hard when you you're unsmart. It's only going to get harder for her. I think that varies by rehab. I know my brother bugged out of his mandatory rehab and ended up with the felony because of it. And ended up in jail anyway. @@scottdiamond74

@grbenway

6 ай бұрын

@@scottmccrea1873 nah, that is smugness. i have watched this defendants hearings and

It sounded like her lawyer had the right idea, she should be quiet!

When she says sending you on a treasure hunt LMAO

Feel sorry for the next person on the docket as she annoys the judge possibly putting her in a bad mood

@sneedumfeedum

6 ай бұрын

he was laughing at least once

She's so excited, there must be drugs when you're in a treatment facility.

@hollyinhell

5 ай бұрын

Maybe she is excited to get clean.

Love the way the wolf pays close attention and gives helpful information.

@LoneWolfUsul

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@jeste4187

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, but I hope his pack understands. Every time they go out to hunt, they’re like “this guy making KZread videos”.

@LoneWolfUsul

6 ай бұрын

@@jeste4187 lol. Blame face rig and a random gamertag choice. It is really not all that deep till you get to the usul portion of the name... and that is something I can wax philosophical on for 30 minutes.

@jeste4187

6 ай бұрын

@@LoneWolfUsul well thank you for what you do. Great videos, man.

This gal, she deserves everything that’s happening, you don’t just miss court and say FU. I wish… that the courts would also be strict with DUI’s, I mean at least probation, even if it’s 6 mos probation, it would be up to these people to learn from their mistakes during this 6 month period. My two sons are LEO’s, they work SO hard ( so hard ) and put up with abuse, go to court, they HAVE to show up, my one son is working the next 22 days, really long hours, then may have court after his shift, possibly 7 days or more sprinkled in those 22 days. Bravo to this Judge for not putting up with her BS. Her Grandma doesn’t even want her, Grandma! Grandmas usually always say yes!! 💙Back the Blue 💙

@Tony.Technics.1200s

6 ай бұрын

Ya, good point. I used to work in theft prevention back in the day, and back then everyone took a ride in the back of a cop car, and they'd end up getting locked up. I could not imagine being a cop now, risking your life apprehending violent turds trying to avoid being held accountable for their bad life choices, only for some worthless judge to immediately release them back out, ready to find another victim. I could never do that same job again, and I'd certainly never be a cop nowadays, they're damned if they do and damned if they don't. Then we wonder why criminals don't respect the law.

@bonniehare2372

6 ай бұрын

Two brave sons. You must be very proud❤🙏 May God bless and protect you and yours.

@konasmom2457

6 ай бұрын

@@bonniehare2372 God Bless you, such kindness, I love it! Very Proud mama ♥️ Have a wonderful Christmas. Thank you♥️

@MarySmith-bc7mf

6 ай бұрын

This girl is just a messy addict.

@konasmom2457

6 ай бұрын

@@MarySmith-bc7mf sadly… yes

Gets herself in deeper everytime Ms Martinez..I love your law comments and explanations!! This is a great court channel...

That guy watching is cracking up and shaking his head at this idiot woman🤣🤣🤣

To this defendant, "No problem" is the absolute truth, but it doesn't mean that it's not a problem to show up. It means that it's not a problem to ignore the court date. To her, it's only a problem when she's inconvenienced, like when she has to stay remanded.

@justanothersmith6012

6 ай бұрын

I have a son with developmental disabilities but I can’t figure out if the defendant does. Is she being manipulative when she ignores the judge saying NO, or is she really having a problem processing? I’m leaning towards a life long habit of manipulation.

@tylerkinley268

6 ай бұрын

As a guy with a background, I can honestly saying that catching those cases, etc was truly no problem. No sweat at all.

@stephaniemucci1917

6 ай бұрын

La

@nigelhard1519

5 ай бұрын

Cool Wolf. Problems with spelling at times.

@GenX1968

4 ай бұрын

This judge has her number and is not going to let her win this battle 😂

Aside from these cases being frustrating, mentally exhausting and at times maddingly annoying...I find myself really embracing the responses of The Wolf! Spot on descriptions of Court terminology and for me The Best Humor Allowed In Chambers! I realize that these are real people and many with real and very serious problems....BUTT....sometimes humor is needed to wash away some of the dirt that is left after the facts have finally been revealed! I appreciate the vast selection of cases, the responses from The WolfPack in the comment section and especially the time and effort you spend LoneWolf in preparing these videos for us all! You love what you do and thankfully you share it with us too! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋

@LoneWolfUsul

6 ай бұрын

You are always too kind. I don't deserve your devotion. Thank you.

@AuntCathyPooh

6 ай бұрын

​@@LoneWolfUsulYou do deserve all good things 😊

@loftonrudolph7586

6 ай бұрын

I find it so entertaining!

New judge to me, love her. And the name 🔥

Love the storage/laundry room camera. Creative use of space.

Does anyone else think the other woman on screen during the explanation of the plea looks just like Natalie Wood?

@rosamariamendoza1466

5 ай бұрын

My sister says, yes .

Damn! That lady is nuts

I think because she's young (because to me she looks young) she doesn't realize the severity of her actions. She'll have a record, she won't be able to get certain jobs, could change her whole life going forward. She seems to have no regret because she's not thinking about how this may impact her future. Treats this like a joke. And her grandmother not wanting her at her home is a big red flag. She may have more going on that we're aware of.

New subscriber here and have been enjoying your videos these past few days. "All of this" wasn't over her larceny. Never forget to mention a drug "issue" as drug use or addiction is commonly associated with theft and vice versa. Keep up the good work!!! Ms. Martinez feels entitled and is an extremely manipulative narcissistic person. Ret. Forensic Psych, CJS

Before I retired, there were times I was bored out of my mind when working. That was nothing compared with the look on the face of the defending council……

@snufflehound

6 ай бұрын

... counsel

@mergrew0110

6 ай бұрын

@@snufflehound. Oh! My, another Karen, hi, happy now?

@snufflehound

6 ай бұрын

@@mergrew0110 Spell check is your friend dummy.

She simply does not understand about not interrupting.

I'm so glad you followed up with this case I've been wondering what happened at this girl because I saw the first one.

@LoneWolfUsul

6 ай бұрын

I was watching for her on Nov. 6 and for some reason missed the whole thing. I got real lucky seeing this. It had to be Kismet. I just happened to scroll to the right spot while the docket was still live and saw it... I think I gave an audilble yelp when I saw her still in jail.

Mr. Wade is enjoying himself lol

Home of New Vision does sound like the program she needs. Addresses specific needs of women w/ substance use or co-occurring disorders w/ difficulty remaining engaged in recovery path due to unstable enviro conditions and limited consistent & stable relationships.

How many names does this female have? One for each personality? The judge called her Andrea @16:26, then the lawyer called her Camille@16:45 , then the name on the screen was Devon-Julia @00:14 (the beginning of her appearance)!I think I'm more confused than she is.

This Judge has the perfect name

I remember her, I think she refused treatment under DeSantos then when DeSantos gave her 90 days jail and she freaked and tried to get treatment again. Yet, because she had already stated that she only wanted treatment because she thought it would let her out of jail and she didn’t really need it the Judge said no. Plus, she didn’t want to go to any treatment just the one she wanted and it was short term treatment, she had already been to 7 treatment programs!

@annalisamolina2394

6 ай бұрын

I think that was a different defendant, but similar games at play

The dollar amounts in each of these cases is minuscule. Her mouth just gets her into more trouble. I'm certain we'll be seeing more of her in the future.

When your IQ is -150 and you think your smarter than everyone in the room!!!!!!

Good grief this girl! I wouldn’t be able to handle dealing with people like this on a daily basis! Oh, she doesn’t say “my bad”. She says “very alleged, I might add” 😂

I dunno but if I were in court and in front of a Judge called Slay….. 😂 💩 👖

She looked sobered up, and the fullness in her face was noticeably a lot healthier from the first video i watched with her in it. I hope she gets her life in order.✌️

Please keep us updated!!!

As seen above, don’t do drugs also reading is fundamental & education is key…

I had to have my gall bladder removed due to gall stones. It is not an outpatient procedure.

It's called FAFO and she found out.

I really enjoy the fact that you do follow ups on a single case☺️. I also like the "wolf" explanations and comments. New subscriber!

Mr Overwater is seriously regretting his career choice at 12:28, lmao. Also I can’t believe that he is calmly picking his nose on camera in court. 😬😯

She is clearly an addict you can see over the hearings she goes from climbing the walks to being relatively stable BUT you can tell she is still very much an addict and has NO interest in seeking treatment. PD Overwater is one of the very best PD's but you could see he was worried it was gong to go all wrong. I bet she doesn't finish treatment I fear she will be one of the 10,'000's of people that will end up OD, she will think she can take the same level of drugs after being drug free for 6 months.

sounds like grandma dont wanna be robbed...........the fact that she doesnt agree to the treatment proposal and speaks against her attorneys advice and wants to go anywhere but treatment tells me everything I need to know about this poor soul. . . .she aint done yet period!!!

She drove Judge Simpson a bit crazy.

Her attorney looks like he wants to run🏃💨 for away from his client😅😅😅

Her pattern of entitlement finally caught up with her and she is feeling it!!!

Well in the end at least she was happy and inquisitive. Better to ask and interrupt the court to speak to her attorney one last time before sentencing. To be able to go to a rehab center to get help with her drug problems/issues and a roof over her head is a godsend imo. Being homeless on drugs and couch surfing is not a way of life. When he said her grandmother didn’t want her spoke volumes. She’s young and can have a good life if she follows the judges orders.

This chic was a handful but I feel even worse for the lawyer who gets Schabusiness. 😂😂

@daishahr

6 ай бұрын

I personally know the lawyer that got hit by shabusiness.

Theft is treated far to leniently in this country. I live in a city(Lynn,Massachusetts) where parents in grocery teach their children that it is okay to steal food from the supermarket such as fruit etcetera and eat it while in the store and then not pay for it.

She is not dumb as apposed to most that are seen.

I just shake my head when a defendant tries to tell the court that they have a lot going on in their lives. It seems to me that every human being has an abundance of things going on in their lives but the majority of people don’t break the law.

She lives in an alternate reality!

My homeboy Eddie Wade is having a blast!!!!

Am I the only one who thinks Kristina Constantino is a lovely dream?

this is sad i have friends that work at that rehab well one of them and i really hope she stays but i doubt it.

Just discovered your channel. Great, interesting content, editing and analysis. I was a criminal defense attorney and prosecutor in California. All these folks play the same game: it's not my fault/responsibility.

She's not ready for sobriety.

I watched this in late March 2024 and hope to see a follow-on video with new information. Thanks for your good work, Wolf!

This is why there aren't any beds in rehab because people in the jail system use them as a revolving door

Poor, poor Mr Overwater lol. You can see him dying inside…

Regarding the odd ending. This could be one of the greatest days of her life. Being an addict is a horrible nightmare. A strict judge with good resources could give her a decent chance at a life!

Devon looks healthier as time passed.

@mortalclown3812

6 ай бұрын

Being drug free is why. And yet she wants out to use more than anything. It's hell being an addict.

She's like a mouse trying to solve a maze so she can get to the reward at the end. Insert cocaine joke here.

Result of never ever being spanked.

This is the type of girlfriend that your parents love. She's proper and super nice to them, then takes you out and puts your life at risk, lol

She was too dumb to get that her continued delays are because she wouldn't keep her mouth shut!!! Even her own lawyer told her repeatedly to stop talking!!!

You dont show up? Then they will keep you in. Thats how it should be. Talk back to the judge? Contempt. Sick of these people thinking they are arguing with their moms

She looks very familiar.. I feel like she was a problem for another judge a few months ago- the voice, in particular, makes me think she starred in a past court video.

Yeah, 3 months in jail is calming her down a bit I think. But she’ll be back most likely.

@mortalclown3812

6 ай бұрын

💯

A vast majority, if not all, people are in court/jail, from bad decisions. Make better ones.

Her attorney should’ve had a much more professional location than his kitchen with his dog sitting next to him.

I like Eddie Wade, waiting for his appointment. He KNOWS she should SHUT UP. Smart man.

Don't just send people to treatment because they have no other place to go. She needs to be motivated for treatment, and ahe clearly is not.

i can't believe the judge said "treasure hunt" 😂

She will be back.

This is what a medium amount of mental illness and a large amount of hard drugs will do to you. 😢

She wouldn't have to worry about these things if she simply stopped breaking the law.

She was certainly.pleasant enough, more so than most I see,at least she was smiling through her troubles. And that last part made me laugh,especially when the man outside leaned back to check on her lol.

Mr. Overwater looks like her is over this lol .. I think he checked out the moment devon started talking 😂😂

Overwater is suffering the most

Lol 🤣 people like this aren't known for being avid bill payers or having jobs!! Sorry, I just don't believe either of those things 😕

Who is her attorney, she should demand an attorney be sitting next to her in any court hearing.

there may very well be some MH issues due to drug use, but I’d bet if she were tested, she’d score at a genius level … she has that affect {imo} thank YOU, Wolfy

@North_West1

6 ай бұрын

A duel diagnosis program might be what she needs. The program she is super familiar with and has been to before may be to inside her comfort zone. Need something new. She actually has another choice…she can say inside.

@donnydarko6042

6 ай бұрын

I agree with you. I bet if she could get stable mentally she would thrive. Drugs really do cloud a person's mind. Her inattentiveness is likely related to ADHD. People who have severe ADHD and are untreated often gravitate towards drugs. I know for myself until I was regularly taking my ADHD meds, my life was chaos and recreational drug use was just seen as a fun way to wind down. Now that I take my meds regularly I don't desire to take recreational drugs. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

@kinsley7777

6 ай бұрын

@@donnydarko6042 it’s nice to hear from someone who is living the life that was intended for them … sometimes, there’s obstacles that can be overcome … I’m glad you’re happier now

@kinsley7777

6 ай бұрын

@@North_West1 you’re right … I don’t think jail will do her much good, tho’ .. but she needs to be challenged to thrive in a recovery environment

@elyssia-paris3064

6 ай бұрын

Personally I think you are right that she has a very high IQ. She reminds me a lot of myself when I was a kid and I have an IQ of 150. Although because of drugs there were a number of years where I acted and lived my life like a complete dumbass. I was put in school earlier than kids normally are and I struggled to make connections with other kids until I got to high school. Once I got to high school the druggies were nice to me and accepted me, so I started hanging out with them. At first I just hung out with them and I said no when they offered me drugs, but eventually I saw them having fun and decided to try it. From there I became one of them and I went from an honor student to getting expelled from school. I made even worse decisions and ended up in an incident where me and some friends drove down a 50km/h zone at 130km/h high on acid with a guy clinging to the top of my car who was trying to kill us...we were swerving and trying to throw him off the car at the same time...eventually we ran into a police check stop which brought that horrific event to an end. After that my friend Trevor would never hang out with me again cause he said I got him into too much trouble and people kept telling me one day they were going to hear about how I died on news. I had a friend named Jason that always used to say "you're going to become a statistic". After that we stole money from a bank and set off a home made bomb one of my friends made at a playground in the middle of the night and burned it down. A while after that some people I knew burned down a lumber yard and left some of my things with my finger prints on them at the scene, so I would get accused for it...which I did. Throughout all of this time, I got to know a lot of police officers very well and most of them treated me like the garbage I was, but there was one officer that was always nice to me and he talked to me like I was a person. He tried to reason with me and he didn't treat me like a criminal at all. He even let me ride in the front seat of the car when he arrested me and we would chat about normal things like music. When he arrested me for the lumber yard I thought I was being arrested for burning down the playground and I ended up confessing to the crime...after confessing to the crime we started talking about the details and we soon figured out we were not talking about the same crime. He had a confession from me already, but he believed me that I didn't do the lumber yard crime and that I thought we were talking about the playground. He told me he was releasing me, but he'd be in contact with me for the playground crime which never actually happened...I assumed he made it disappear. Before he let go that day though, he sat me down and he explained to me where the road I was on was headed and he told me he thought I was a good kid that fell in with the wrong crowd, he asked me if I woke up feeling like garbage every morning and if that was how I wanted to live my life. He told me I was capable of doing better. The things he said to me that day struck a nerve and I ended up getting clean, I distanced myself from the people I was hanging out with and reconnected with my family. I finished high school and went to university and got two degrees and then I had a career that I was very successful at and was able to retire at the age of 34. When I first started watching this video, my first thought was that she was another entitled, spoiled brat (which I was as well when I was a kid). When she was talking about how she needs to get out of jail because she had things to do I thought "welcome to the real world princess, where there are consequences for your actions", which is something my dad used to say to me. However, the more I watched, I started to notice things, like her way of speaking is very similar to mine and her mannerisms are also very similar. The way she was there, but not really there...like trying to listen and hearing the words, but an inability to focus on what it all means and needing to hear it over and over...people used to say I was like a "deer in the headlights" and that was something that I struggled with when I was on drugs. However, after a while of not doing drugs, I was able to think more clearly and focus. I did damage to my brain and I have some issues like short term memory loss, but most of my brains functionality did return after a few years. Watching this girl just reminded me a lot of me when I was a kid and made me start remembering a lot of the really screwed up moments in my life. I do think she seems intelligent, but I think her brain is screwed up because of the drugs. Maybe I'm just projecting because I chose to put myself through a traumatic childhood, but I also think she is at a point where its not too bad and she can still choose to fix it. I hope she does get the help she needs and chooses to live a better life.