Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The patreon thing doesn't seem weird to me. Lots and lots of hustle-types of all stripes sell patreon memberships. I subscribe to one from a planner youtuber who I like. All kinds of people, from tarot readers to artists, to religious types have patreons.
The wife was at Columbia Baptist, according to the patreon she started staying home in 2020.
Victim's dad is or was an IRS lawyer and his mom is some kind of energy healer. No lie.
Where the money comes from is the least interesting part of this. Plenty of evangelical types fundraise their own salaries. And for all we know, there is family money.
Family money when they're existing off a barely performing patreon, have two kids, grandpa was a govt lawyer and live in a rental? No.
But at least now we know there's no daycare expenses because the wife was taking care of the infant.