"I first met Kuneta when I started reaching out to women in prison.
For years, I felt like I knew her.
“She was a nurse, she was strikingly beautiful, brilliant, and she really had a way with words.”
"She couldn't. The good data now lied with the best of them. I thought I knew why she'd landed behind bars. She'll win people over and they'd be so enamored with her.
It's like they own a high.
I've to tell you wrong. You don't need to scam. You don't need to trick people." I thought I knew why she'd killed a man. "I'm going to be honest, you've seen my ass so bad.
I would have grabbed the virgin Mary to help me.
But I know that I've been to the point where I was just so scared that I was about to die."
“Violence had been her way out of a terrible situation, right?”
"She did some things she shouldn't have did, she made a big mistake." But the more I dug in, the more people I talked to, the more I realized that nothing was quite so simple. "You know, why not use me in for money?" "I have girls in the kitchen.
Everywhere. Once I actually shot at me." I kept asking myself, "How do you make sense of a person's deepest truths when they are all wrapped up in the thornyest lies?" "Just something kept pulling that me going.
Corned it did this. We had her, you know, hitting his accounts. We had her with his car. So we had a suspect before we even had the murder." But it wasn't until investigators saw the concrete slab in the backyard that they wondered.
Who are we really up against?
“"The minute I see that slab, I think, this does not look right."”
From Sony Music Entertainment and Campside Media, this is what she buried. I'm Justine Vanderland. Search for what she buried wherever you get your podcasts, coming August 1st to the binge. Subscribe to the binge and listen to all episodes, all at once, add free.
