Analyzing Wendi Adelson's Testimonies Over Three Trials

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• KA

  @karenisthemanager · 2 years ago

  They need to charge her. She is ridiculous.

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• TH

  @thomasclark9517 · 2 years ago

  “Wendy, do you breathe air?”<br>“I can’t imagine that I don’t.”<br><br>She purposely refuses to commit to anything. &nbsp;She’s guilty, no question about it

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• CH

  @CharlieBlue888 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Wendy is lying through her teeth. I feel for those two boys who are innocent in all this. Can’t even imagine how they must feel

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• SA

  @sandramartin9784 · 11 months ago

  The head tilt is an attempt to look innocent, thoughtful, concerned, sweet. &nbsp;Not normal for testifying at a murder trial.

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• IN

  @indydude3367 · 2 years ago

  The thought of Wendi in jail is keeping me alive.

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• LU

  @Luvmyswiftvet · 2 years ago

  Every time I see her I can&apos;t help but think what a &quot;big baby&quot; didn&apos;t get her way so somebody had to die 😢 Justice is coming Dan Markel

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• KA

  @katiem6773 · 2 years ago

  Wendi knew Dan was shot after the kids were dropped off at daycare. That&apos;s why she did not panic and have concern for them when she saw the road block. Great analysis Dr. G as always.

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• KA

  @Katrina.3032 · 2 years ago

  That whole day was just about her making alibi’s for herself: &nbsp;She went to the state store where there’s always cameras, she went to the gas station and probably used a card. She sent emails to people, she called her friend in England, she called a few other people. She had a conversation in the State store with a guy about her blue eyes. She was doing nothing but creating documentation for an alibi.

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• HV

  @hvm5210 · 1 year ago (edited)

  That head tilt is her trying to seem &quot;curious&quot;. &nbsp; Similar to a dog&apos;s head tilt when it&apos;s &quot;confused and curious&quot; and trying to figure out what&apos;s happening. &nbsp;She&apos;s trying to give the impression that she&apos;s just as curious about &quot;what actually happened&quot; as everybody else in that court room, and to give the impression &quot;I&apos;m just as confused as you guys&quot; especially with that with the wide-eyed &quot;innocence&quot;

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• CR

  @Creolechick · 2 years ago (edited)

  Wendy saying “I can’t imagine I would have said that”, is equivalent to saying “it’s true, but I would have never said that to him”

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• MS

  @msm9593 · 2 years ago

  The thing that stands out the most to me is the over-dramatized grief.<br>This woman HAAAAAAAAAATED her ex-husband. She LOATHED him.<br><br>There is no way in the world she is going to be sobbing and crying and hyperventilating during the police interview.<br>No way.<br><br>I know this from personal experience. I would have been sad, but my ex-husband and I had no love lost between us. But I would have been very sad at the loss of human life, but I wouldn&apos;t have shed tears. This woman makes me sick.<br>Her act was so unbelievable it borders on the comical.

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• CO

  @coll4455 · 2 years ago (edited)

  My nieces live around the corner from me with their mom. At one point there was an ambulances out front of my house. It was there for my elderly neighbor how ever my nieces saw it on their way to school and they immediately texted me to see if everything was okay. This is two teenage girls in high school feeling concerned for their aunt after seeing an ambulance near my house but a mother of a 3 and 4 year old who’s children spent the night with their father didn’t even flinch when seeing crime scene tape and police blocking the street to her former home?!?!? BS! I hope to god she is held accountable sometime soon

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