Have you read "Framed" in the LA Times

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Anonymous wrote:OMG I'm up to the part about the fire fighter! LOLOL

If this were fiction, it would be completely unbelievable! This story is insane.

She came out to greet her lover in her neglige and quickly went back inside when the cop pulled up. LOL.

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Anonymous wrote:I read that yesterday! Holy crap it's crazy! Who would do that!? She's so lucky she is white.

Fixed.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. A white middle class person gets the benefit of the doubt.

Have you read the story? Both parties are white. One (the criminal) is much richer than the other. It has nothing to do with race.

Thank you. PP needs to start their own thread.

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Insane. Who would do such a thing? This is truly the right application of the word 'unhinged!"

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Anonymous wrote:I read that yesterday! Holy crap it's crazy! Who would do that!? She's so lucky she is white.

Fixed.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. A white middle class person gets the benefit of the doubt.

Have you read the story? Both parties are white. One (the criminal) is much richer than the other. It has nothing to do with race.

+1.

There's obviously some racist die-hards still around us

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Holy shit at this part. That lady is a sociopath and she is out in public walking among us.

When he told his wife the news that day, Easter said later in court papers, she told him he should kill himself so she could collect on a $500,000 life-insurance policy, and when he refused she made other desperate suggestions — an escape to Belize with the kids, or her own suicide.

He stayed up that night comforting her as he closed down his practice, he added, and the next morning he found the search term “how to kill yourself” on her iPad.

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Thank goodness that cop knew something wasn't right and kept talking to her instead of just dragging her off in cuffs and letting that be that. I think it's incredibly telling that the school stuck by the PTA volunteer not only through the first interaction when the boy was locked out but also through the legal mess that ensued. Shows either they knew these parents were nutso, they knew the PTA woman was innocent, or (more likely) a big combo of both.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank goodness that cop knew something wasn't right and kept talking to her instead of just dragging her off in cuffs and letting that be that. I think it's incredibly telling that the school stuck by the PTA volunteer not only through the first interaction when the boy was locked out but also through the legal mess that ensued. Shows either they knew these parents were nutso, they knew the PTA woman was innocent, or (more likely) a big combo of both.

+1

Glad people knew/know the truth! Without going into too much detail, there is a ton of precedence on this type of thing. I think everyone knows one (or two) unhinged PTA mom/s who doesn't know how to keep things in perspective, IRL. Not at all surprised that Jill Easter underestimated Kelli (and everyone involved - that is how delusional Jill was/is) - clearly that was/is Jill's greatest downfall. Love it when the bad guy loses - or moreso, when the good guy wins.

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Anonymous wrote:I read that yesterday! Holy crap it's crazy! Who would do that!? She's so lucky she is white.

Fixed.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. A white middle class person gets the benefit of the doubt.

Have you read the story? Both parties are white. One (the criminal) is much richer than the other. It has nothing to do with race.

+1.

There's obviously some racist die-hards still around us

I don't know. Both parties are white but do you really think that if this had happened at an inner city LA school and the PTA volunteer was black and poor that the cop would have been looking for reasons to exonerate? I think that is PP's point. The woman being an older frail white woman living in Irvine is the primary reason the cop thought twice about it.

And I'm a white woman FWIW.

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Wow. Jill sure takes the cake. I hope Kelli's husband is okay.

She needed the money. Her husband had leukemia and was out of work, and the Easters had not paid a penny of the civil judgment.

[Anonymous]

Here is Kelli's book -

https://www.amazon.com/Drugs-Lies-Terrorizing-true-crime-ebook/dp/B01FB02V3C#nav-subnav

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The Easters clearly got what was coming to them, and Kelli Peters definitely had a few harrowing months of WTH, but is it really $5.7 million worth of suffering? She may ever see that money and I understand she needs some income since her husband is ill, but that's a whole lot of money considering she was never actually arrested.

I also agree that she may have benefitted from white privilege. At the time, nobody had any idea who planted the drugs. They originally thought it was the crazy guy across the street, who was Asian.

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Jill/Ava/Crazy Eye's 2011 fiction book is selling for $280 minimum.

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Anonymous wrote:The Easters clearly got what was coming to them, and Kelli Peters definitely had a few harrowing months of WTH, but is it really $5.7 million worth of suffering? She may ever see that money and I understand she needs some income since her husband is ill, but that's a whole lot of money considering she was never actually arrested.

I also agree that she may have benefitted from white privilege. At the time, nobody had any idea who planted the drugs. They originally thought it was the crazy guy across the street, who was Asian.

Kelli may or may not get payment, but the $5.7m is the ultimate statement that the Easters were thinking of no one but themselves. If they had to go well, well overboard to prove a point, so be it - in their world. The Easters thought they were untouchable, now their whole world has a lien on it. Serves them right.

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Anonymous wrote:Jill/Ava/Crazy Eye's 2011 fiction book is selling for $280 minimum.

You mean someone is trying to sell it for that price. I doubt anyone is buying.

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Anonymous wrote:The Easters clearly got what was coming to them, and Kelli Peters definitely had a few harrowing months of WTH, but is it really $5.7 million worth of suffering? She may ever see that money and I understand she needs some income since her husband is ill, but that's a whole lot of money considering she was never actually arrested.

I also agree that she may have benefitted from white privilege. At the time, nobody had any idea who planted the drugs. They originally thought it was the crazy guy across the street, who was Asian.