Driven to Kill: The Clara Harris Story | The Evidence Room, Episode 21

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Investigative reporter Amy Davis sat down with Clara Harris to talk about her story. What questions do you have for Amy about that experience?

[@TrixRN]

How is the stepdaughter these days? What happened to her after that horrific experience? Back then I truly worried about her.

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Hey, @@TrixRN ! Thanks for watching. Amy Davis is off today, but we'll get you an answer ASAP!

[@brendahedden2683]

" Hell has no fury as a woman scorned ".💥

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

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[@TrixRN]

@@KPRC2Click2Houston Thanks! Done

[@prettythrifted113]

I know how it feels to be cheated on, I was pregnant, it’s devastating, I wanted to kill him. But I loved my kids and he wasn’t worth me losing them..

[@Confessions089]

Everyone experiences those types of feelings in their lives when they come to that bridge. It's the acting upon those feelings that makes the difference. 😊

[@chouanna7417]

If you have to hired a private investigator to spy on your significant other, then you should probably leave the relationship because nothing good will ever come out it.

[@SandraBlanton-vn3mh]

I always thought Clara got a raw deal. Her husband was a cheater. Everyone turned on her. She had 2 small children.

[@delib636]

My mom took me and my half sister, dressed in our pajamas, to a random apartment and threw open a door. Right there in front of us was our dad on a couch with another woman who were both half dressed 😮 I'll never forget that visual 😢 To this day I can't imagine doing that to my children 💔

[@kenzysworld2257]

While it was wrong , she probably didn't want to leave you home alone maybe?? And when your in that situation your not in the right state of mind

[@imee8825]

I’m lucky enough not ending up like Clara. I was in the same situation . I caught my husband with another woman in a different town . My son in the car with me . I can still feel that anger . I got scared and thought about my son. My thought is ramming my car to his car . Thank God I didn’t.

[@robyn874]

It seemed at the time the 16yr old girl wanted parents to stay together buying those self help books. Then to be taken to witness the Mother kill the Dad. It was a cruel evil act. You should never bring your children into adult disputes or use them like a chess piece

[@kenzysworld2257]

According to her she didn't kill him on purpose, so bringing the daughter does match up with the story

[@thewillofabeast9079]

Thank you! Many people feel bad for Clara and said she should never have been in prison at all but none of them seem to consider her daughter’s feelings and what trauma she had to witness.

[@TrixRN]

Excellent report, especially Amy Davis’s update on Clara Harris now. I remember this so well. I had just moved to Houston a few months prior. I’m glad she’s getting her life back. She’s paid her dues & should be allowed a quiet life.

[@SylviaPaez-r1j]

Well said

[@sparker3090]

I had my bf take me to and proposed to me in the high end hotel he worked at with a Russian girl he was sleeping with, she was our room service attendant !!!! & while u was getting ready for dinner he was screwing her in the rooftop 😮!!! Unbelievable how slimy & sneaky they are when cheating 😡😡 it took all my restraint to not do anything to him ...

[@Liitebulb]

They're pathetic

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

What a total scumbag! I'm so sorry! Cheaters really are disgusting, revolting slime buckets.

[@edgardaniels1402]

They who? Women and men are tit for tat in the cheating game!! I’ve been on both ends of it, it’s a character builder!! 🤣🤣

[@kenzysworld2257]

Wow you have unbelievable restraint

[@HoustonRebel]

Who are they cheating WITH? Other men? What's this "they" crap? I'm sure 95% of them are with women.

[@PakIlloni]

What the heck is going on with these dentists and their relationship! I just finished watching Brenda Delgado’s case where a dentist assistant was dumped by a dentist doctor who didn’t explain the reason why he left her or who knows any of these people are telling the truth. They’re all sick and twisted where no one gets to be with anyone at the end. History just repeats itself where some women or men get outrage to killed their cheater spouse. It’s just sad that no one is telling anyone the truth about their relationship. Heartbroken without knowing the truth is the most painful for anyone. Delgado hired two people to killed her ex his new girlfriend. Clara on the other hand is a dentist who married a doctor who is also a dentist. Now I don’t condone her to killed her deceased husband, but for a cheated husband who is had an affair with a dental assistant is unacceptable. The case is all messed up. The investigation was not investigated correctly. Everyone has a different story where it is not consistent of hearsay. The private investigator that Clara hired is at fault. If they had kept their mouth shut about the affair then none of this would have happened. The private law firm is another firm to look for their 15 minute of fame. For Clara, we all been there in her shoes and with a cheating spouse, it’s better to walk out and move on with your life. These cheating partners are not worth your time. Use the money to get yourself pamper and take a vacation with your kids. The lesson here is don’t kill a cheating spouse. Their garbage! Waste of your time and energy. Let them be with that person. Thank them for cheating on you so you can find someone 10 times better than them.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

I'm rather bemused that they specifically mentioned that she was driving an S class Mercedes. Like, if it were a C class, would that have made some kind of significant difference?

[@BlueIvysAssistant]

Because the car she used was a Mercedes S Class. Kind of a huge piece of evidence to the case.

[@BlueIvysAssistant]

Can't say that I blame her.

[@ttenkrut]

Amy Davis, rocking the gold everything. Great upload!!

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Haha, we love Amy Davis! Thank you for watching & commenting.

[@rubydawn1]

I love this show so well put together its amazing to hear from the people who covered these crimes. Remember to anybody in this situation the person who walks out and leaves is the winner.

[@LITA-sj7io]

AGREED....AND POSSIBLY HAVE A BETTER LIFE .. DIFFICULT TO SEE THAT WHEN YOU ARE IN THE THICK OF THE SITUATION... LITERALLY CATCHN YOUR MATE IN THE ACT ..IVE BEEN THERE...TOOK ALL THE SELF CONTROL I COULD MUSTER TO KEEP MY EMOTIONS IN CHECK AND KEEP MY WITS ABOUT ME.....HE LEFT A TRAIL OF HURT..HEARTBREAK ECT..IN HIS PATH...I DODGE THAT BULLET FIGURATIVELY...AND HE LITTERLY

[@Godzooky]

Wanting people to control their emotions in such an emotionally charged case gives me weird vibes

[@savagebyotch8791]

I remember when this happened... I felt so bad for Claire and her children. I think half of the women in the Country did as well. Being married and finding out your husband is cheating is one thing, but seeing them together is another. I could feel her heartache. I think every woman could. It's enough to literally drive you insane. Prayers for her and her children as they rebuild their lives. 🙏🏽💖

[@Nille0212]

I remember this case well. I’ve passed that hotel several times and I think of this every time.

[@cristinaherrera5321]

Don't speak for all women. I don't lose my sh*t when a man cheats. I gain control over the situation and part ways. Self-preservation should always come first. Individuals whom react based purely on emotions are precisely the kind of people I avoid. They are problematic from the get-go.

[@ED80s]

He was supposed to be breaking up with the mistress. He lied and she was enraged. It's not worth ruining your life for these cheaters

[@bwaygal4905]

I would never murder anyone, but I'm ashamed to admit that I do admire this woman. (Sick, I know.) My husband also betrayed me, but a totally different story. He had been cheating on me for about 8 months before he told me he wanted a divorce... OVER THE PHONE. Not face to face. Yet at that point he still didn't admit to the actual reason for wanting this divorce: his new(ish?) relationship. THIS he chose to disclose to me via an effing EMAIL... a week before our 25th wedding anniversary. I was 100% shocked and would NEVER have suspected this. I had absolutely no idea. When he asked for a divorce I was still very much in love with him. I loved him (emphasis on past tense) with all of my heart and my soul. To say this was traumatic is an understatement. I was in a deep state of shock for many months. Now I look back on it and there is honestly a part of me that wonders, how do I have any self esteem remaining when I let him get away with this? I have two precious daughters who I, of course, put before all else. But, I've had friends say, "I don't care. If it were me I would still kill him. My kids can come visit me in prison." Gosh, THANKS, FRIENDS, for this super helpful support. Anyway, I can't lie. I don't judge her and I could never have served on that jury because there is no way I could have been unbiased. My reaction is "Good for you, girl." I told you my viewpoint is sick. PS One of my dear friends Googled "mammals born without testicles" in just one supportive act. Love her for this. But, G Damn, I am still struggling with anger. (and weird regret that I never retaliated)

[@RaymondFranklin-t5p]

What about the victim. Oh it doesn't matter. He's a man he'll get over it.

[@variousJnames]

How do women like Gail Bridges get so comfortable sleeping with a married man and putting themselves at risk like this? Don't they know an abuser like David would have eventually treated her the same way? Hope Clara can live her life in peace and rebuild her relationship w her sons.

[@ED80s]

No they don't because they think they are special and their married lover will never treat them the same or cheat on them 😂😂😂😂

[@keeptrying5962]

I am so glad and grateful for this one. I remember this case so well and still can recall the way I felt about it. While I do not condone what she did, I immediately understood it. I am long-married and what I understood back then (about how it must've been for her) I STILL understand. I also knew (as a married woman, as a woman) that she immediately regretted her passionate haste, the terrible thing she'd done. The other one, Gail B., with checkered background including appearance on Sally Jessy Raphael, was nothing, as a person, compared with Clara. But she was something different (and looking for her next meal-ticket). I hope Clara is doing well. THANK YOU.

[@oliviashuii364]

Evidence Room is an excellent program. Congratulations 🎉

[@Danxethenightaway]

I remember this. The mistress looked so average. I still don’t understand why Clara felt threatened by her. The way David was describing her to Clara made you think she was some type of Marilyn Monroe- she looked like a commoner; Nothing to go crazy over. That being said, I think the fantasy of a perfect marriage that went to ruins is what shattered Clara. Sad case, but I’m happy she’s getting herself together again

[@Liitebulb]

Stop minimising the seriousness of his behavior. "He admitted it and apologised for his affair." Oh, really? Good for him

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

Exactly! Of course his death was a tragedy and he didn't deserve to die for what he did...but still, that doesn't mean we also have to minimize the horrific amount of emotional abuse and blatant gaslighting he put Clara through! Saying she was fat, (after she gave birth to his children!) ugly, wanting her to give up her successful career as a dentist and totally change her appearance through plastic surgery...and then STILL carrying on the affair after she actually made all the ridiculous and humiliating changed he demanded?! That's abuse, pure and simple. And yeah, admitting and apologizing for an affair, but then continuing to carry on having it makes any apology meaningless. Also, the woman he was cheating on Clara with was an absolute snake, IMHO. (no insult intended towards innocent snakes!) What kind of woman openly starts an affair with her boss's husband?

[@Cai-Luong-Chi-Bao]

​@@maneckineckbeard1749A slippery woman? 🤔

[@HeatherBoo916]

I feel the same about her

[@thewillofabeast9079]

I’ve seen multiple videos on KZbin about this case and very little to no one seems to think about the stepdaughter and trauma she had to witness. You just can’t fathom what that could do to someone, especially your own father killed by your mother next to you.

[@Roadtripmischief]

I have always thought the PI should not have told the client, Clara, where David and his mistress at the time. That put urgency on Clara to catch him in the act. I certainly think the mistress was never going to get the Mrs. position - she should have ended it. Also, if it was an accident as Clara said, the evidence would prove or disprove if he were run over once or many times - besides Lindsey's eyewitness testimony. I always felt for Clara because she seemed so sweet and rational - her story really seems to be a temporary insanity case. What a sad situation. Anyone who cheats is a coward. No one deserves death but he was so self centered - what would have changed him?

[@Allycat_8702]

Cheating on your partner I never a good idea and almost always, it ends badly

[@bobby70077]

I remember the footage of Clara attacking Gail Bridges in the lobby, how come they didn't show it here?

[@jasonhansen8996]

I caught my wife fng around. I didn't realize until AFTER, that I had lost my mind for a minute and I apparently slammed my S-10 blazer into the back of her parked car - BOTH of which I paid for... But I do recognize the fact that you can really lose yourself in the moment. Until it happened, I would never have believed it. I really didn't think it could happen that way, but you can really completely lose your S..t and do something you wouldn't dream of.

[@HeatherBoo916]

Should you be punished for it or not?

[@jasonhansen8996]

I was punished for it. Five more years of being married to her, at LEAST 3 more affairs.

[@1anythingandeverything]

it doesn't make sense to me that she repeatedly drove in circles, unless it was to hit her husband. it makes sense when you rammed your wife's parked car, but why would clara drive in circles? it was not an accident

[@jasonhansen8996]

@@1anythingandeverything She was looking for confirmation. She didn't know how she was gonna react to the confirmation. I knew my ex wife was cheating. Talking about "I cheated on you" will invoke a different response than me walking in an catching her with a lollipop in her mouth. I think you get my drift. One will draw out a much more viceral response than another. I would COMPLETELY LOSE MY $hip and might keel somebody if that's what I witnessed.

[@jasonhansen8996]

@@1anythingandeverything wasn't she buying time, waiting to see the whole thing play out I'll have to rewatch before I make further comment because I've watched too many of these. I know how bad it can hurt when you suddenly find out you've been cheated on but she knew that she had been cheating on or at least suspected it.. it probably wasn't a complete accident... She probably had a few ideas running through her mind of what she'd like to do if she found out it was all true she might not have known which things should end up doing... Running come over with the car probably was a little more satisfying than picking him off with a rifle from a distance or paying someone else.

[@stef1lee]

Crazy. We still call the stretch of Nasa Rd 1 in front of the Hilton the Clara Harris Expressway.

[@happywizard666]

Awesome show!

[@B355Y]

Imagine a husband running over his cheating wife. These comments would be much different.

[@variousJnames]

Nah he bullied and gaslighted her on top of cheating on her

[@B355Y]

@variousJnames so? Doesn't justify murder. Many women are guilty of the same behaviour, I doubt you'd be happy with their husband's murdering them in this way infront of their child

[@variousJnames]

​​@@B355YWrong. I'd personally feel the same if a man had been lied to and gaslighted to commit murder.

[@HeatherBoo916]

Facts

[@ophiecat]

My family had that exact tv when I was a child.

[@cavazos37]

Who won the lawsuit with David’s parents regarding estate?

[@nigel2611]

Good clean news report gripping 🤟❤️

[@naomitims4521]

Great show.

[@roberthopkins3621]

The only thing Clara did wrong was to not run over Gail as well as David . Clara should have never spent one hour in prison . I also think it’s way past time that Betty Broderick should be released from prison .

[@1anythingandeverything]

betty planned the murder, whereas clara was a crime of passion

[@barbarapaige4587]

@@1anythingandeverythingAnd Betty killed two people and to this day shows no remorse.

[@trcsunny2187]

@@barbarapaige4587 Plus she made kids life miserable.

[@thewillofabeast9079]

Uh, how about she killed her husband in from or her daughter??? Is no one considering her feelings???

[@kenzysworld2257]

He deserved what he got, he made her go crazy . The way he compared them he made clara feel like trash.

[@salvadoramaya8642]

No, i don't care what people say, that gives you no right to kill someone. If this was a man finding his wife with another man and he killed her, all of yous women would want him under a jail cell for life.

[@HeatherBoo916]

Exactly 💯

[@KRobinson-ko1ne]

Finally someone with decency

[@thewillofabeast9079]

Especially with how she did it in front of her daughter.

[@gingerthomas5758]

We men get a little less time for crimes of passion like this than women do...

[@cheerlynstovall5506]

I remember this case,Her & her husband Screwed up😢

[@janetlawson9571]

I was in the employee break room where I work when this murder was announced on tv. There were about a dozen other women in the room , most of them laughed joyfully and said serve him right. 😢 was really shocked because these were a group of very nice ladies!

[@gingerthomas5758]

Were they married women?

[@dianapaxton6373]

How could anyone be proud of this person for killing her husband!

[@nikkimendoza2720]

Not proud but understandable when you revolve your life around one person just sad

[@bobbymunroe4363]

No she said proud.

[@ivydickson7596]

Juries appear to be much tougher on women. The sentences are much harsher.

[@Liitebulb]

Yes duh. It's as old as time. That's why female victims of sx crimes never want to go to court

[@salvadoramaya8642]

She got off light. They were even contemplating whether to let her go because they didn't want the kids to be without their mother. They would never even think of the father if he was in her place. It's clear most women sympathize with other women when they are are wrong. This was a classic passion of crime driven by jealousy. And she only served15.

[@othertalk3313]

Women do not receive harsher sentences than men. @salvadoramaya8642 already gave a good reason, but it's not just women sympathizing with other women. Most men are also reluctant to judge a woman as harshly as they would another man, even for an identical or very similar crime. And on the topic of sympathy... I'm seeing none of it for Gail here in the comments. Plenty of women (and a few men) seem to believe that murder is easier to forgive than adultery.

[@chrisgomez860]

LMAO!! No they're not, what trials have you been watching???

[@HeatherBoo916]

I don't believe that's true at all

[@lauraduplooy]

Why did she attack the mistress? I will never understand why those who are cheated on get angry at the other lover. It was their partner that cheated; the other person was just a vehicle. Put the blame where the blame is due and nowhere else. Geesh!

[@craighall689]

She knew he was married...she is just as big a p.o.s as he is

[@gingerthomas5758]

Welp...she got it right in the end...so to speak💁‍♂️

[@Lucyinthskyy]

People in these comments are crazy excusing murder just because she had a cheating husband 🤨. I feel no pity for her .

[@1anythingandeverything]

it makes no sense to me why she would repeatedly drive in circles, unless it was to run over her husband.

[@GummerHummerQueen]

It's never just the act of sex, it's the emotional abuse from lies on top of lies. It's theft of time, security, respect... ffs it's way more than just "cheating"

[@NuffinEdited]

I for one am glad she is free now

[@GummerHummerQueen]

@@NuffinEdited people don't seem to understand that it was clearly more than a husband just messing around. He's been gaslighting her for a long time and it doesn't take physical abuse to cause physical harm. Emotional abuse literally changes the brain in detrimental ways.

[@BlueBoyzCams-lr1qg]

The reason all the comments defend her is because true crime viewers are mainly female and they want to blame the husband. If the wife had been cheating and the husband ran her, they would vilify him. The female in group bias is very strong.

[@sandrahernandez9214]

She didn't deserve all that time

[@MartRavor]

She did imo. Having her stepdaugther in the car as well. Like wtf. Im well aware that you can loose your mind in a situation like that, but that doesnt excuse what she did. Had it been a man killing her wife who was cheating, I bet your comment would be different.

[@kdfulton3152]

I remember this case well. David had given her a list of self improvements to do to help him be more attractive to him. That’s why her hair is blonde; she put a down payment for a breast job; Gail Bridges is just as guilty for going after a married man. I know exactly why Clara brought her stepdaughter with her. David was supposed to be breaking up with Gail. Shame on him. Btw, that Hilton was where their wedding reception was. There was a lot of emotion going that night, Clara should not have been charged with “murder”.

[@cristinaherrera5321]

That is when she should have questioned her self-respect and left.

[@variousJnames]

​@@cristinaherrera5321Then why do you keep attracting cheaters?

[@cristinaherrera5321]

@@variousJnames You are a special kind of stupid. How is being a 6th grade drop out working for you?

[@chrisgomez860]

Reverse the sexes. Would you feel the same if a man had done the same to a woman for the same reasons as this case? He was a d*ck but she deserved the consequences she got. She killed a person because she couldn't get her rage under control.

[@yourstrulylm]

I think the lover was on Sally Jessy Raphael about being mistresses.

[@olgawells1948]

She definitely tried to run him over. Did he deserve it…😟😟

[@KRobinson-ko1ne]

No!!!

[@reneedennis2011]

I remember when this happened.

[@connieedwards4257]

I love Clara Harris! Wish she had been found “not guilty”

[@kaypowell407]

Me, too

[@whateverheather655]

Same, she should have never gone to prison !!!

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

I absolutely think that her husband was horrifically abusive to her...but I also think that her reaction was very possibly criminal. I guess I don't think theyr mutually exclusive. Unfortunately, under the law adults are expected to behave in a mature fashion and not violently lash out unless their physical safety and/or lives are in danger...even when they've been wronged and humiliated as repeatedly and cruelly as Clara very obviously was. So honestly, I do think she should probably have been convicted of something...but I also don't think that she was anything close to a cold-blooded murderer, and she never struck me as being totally unrepentant and remorseless like Betty Broderick. I think the minimum sentence would have been much more appropriate than what she got. I also think that the fact that the private investigator broke protocol and basically told her where to find her husband was dangerously unethical, and that this tragedy never would've occurred had Clara not known where to find him. So, overall, I'm sincerely glad that she's out now, and rebuilding her life. She's served her time, and earned her freedom. She's clearly a highly intelligent and ambitious woman, and I hope that she's able to return to a successful and satisfying career and have a peaceful life.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

In any case, IMHO she was obviously WAY too good for her husband, and I wish she'd just taken him to court and done as much damage as possible in the legal arena. And I really wish that emotional abuse could somehow be punishable by law, so there can be less of a chance that abused people will get to the point that she did. Also, my heart absolutely breaks for her kids and stepdaughter! I hope that they've managed to find as much peace and healing as is possible!

[@conniethingstad1070]

Curious to watch this. David Harris was a friend of mine.

[@whateverheather655]

I hope he was a more loyal friend, then he was a husband

[@catherinewilson1328]

Betty Broderick

[@supervidere7]

What happened to the sound

[@variousJnames]

Amy Davis is amazing in the research and documentation of this horrible and heartbreaking crime

[@SylviaPaez-r1j]

My heart goes out to claira Harris...... David deserved it..... Hey I don't blame her jealousy is a monster

[@ruthrodriguez2532]

Rocket looks amazing.

[@stacydetwiler1475]

It's not funny. He didn't deserve to die but she was "driven " to do it. He cheated on her and she was p****d.

[@tbbby3263]

I was cheating on left for dead like I wasn't pregnant with his child. Would I of did the same thing in that moment?? YOU GOT DAMN RIGHT. Not thinking clearly and in result of my anger and heartache. He wouldve been under my Benz too

[@HeatherBoo916]

If the husband did this to the wife, i bet you wouldn't be sympathizing with him! 😅

[@odbwukillabee3957]

If roles were reversed he would get life and be called a monster. Only cuz she's a female people want to be gentle with her, hell no she is a cold blooded murderer. A narcisist who killed that man with his daughter in her car and took him away from his sons.

[@Unknown-bq9id]

IMO, she shouldn't have murdered him--but it was in the heat of the moment and she was NOT thinking clearly. She probably should have just divorced him and taken half of his money... Wonder if you'll have an episode on the Christine Paolilla case...

[@trevorcoole4197]

sound guy took a break ?

[@sshukla7975]

I find it hilarious that people sympathizing with that woman. A murder is a murder!!! I found numerous cases where women cheated on husband and out of rage man kills the woman, people immediately labeled that man a monster. And it SHOULD BE!!! but why these killer woman are given a victim pass I ALL situation.... Violence, murder has no gender...

[@sarafreeman5073]

Ain't no way I would have found her guilty of anything except reckless driving. David really committed suicide. What else was he thinking about if it wasn't suicide. I mean to walk out in front of your wife driving a car. After she caught you with your secretary. And after they get in a fight and you leave with the secretary. Really 🤔😏🙄🤔

[@variousJnames]

He was definitely stupid and reckless

[@jasonharris1636]

I cannot do this lady's vocal fry. just saying

[@SylviaPaez-r1j]

Hell i would have done the same thing

[@utubeutubeutubeutube12]

The sound is awful had to turn off

[@heidibearss3455]

It got better after just a few minutes

[@theresarasche3173]

Latin American people are very intense in their emotions and what he did is unforgivable! Women do not accept affairs! NOT that murder is acceptable, but I kind of understand!

[@cristinaherrera5321]

That is a gross generalisation. I am S. American and in no way am I "very intense" with my emotions. Especially, to the point of committing a heinous crime against another fellow human. In fact, Ecuadorian females are known to be sweet, gentle, and kind in their nature, which is why they are largely preyed upon.

[@variousJnames]

ANY one gets very intense when infidelity occurs and they find out they're being cheated on.....man, woman, any ethnicity.

[@cristinaherrera5321]

@@variousJnames Speak for yourself.

[@Lucyinthskyy]

You are beyond ignorant

[@variousJnames]

​@@cristinaherrera5321Do you watch the news? People of all ethnicities are frequently charged with murders because of infidelity.

[@theresarasche3173]

Yep you’re a paparazzi who is rude and knocks on someone’s door without notice!🙄

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Hi @theresarasche3173, thank you for your comment. Just to give more background info, we didn't surprise her with a camera or record any video/audio. It was a courteous conversation that happened when Clara Harris welcomed reporter Amy Davis into her home to talk. Had Clara asked Amy to leave, she would have. Please let us know if we can answer any questions!

[@cristinaherrera5321]

Paparazzi and journalism are two entirely different entities. Journalism is a necessary profession that requires degrees in education. Paparrazi are uneducated, self-serving, low-life scum that neither researches and writes articles pertinent to the subject matter that will be published. Instead, they stalk, hide in bushes, invade privacy and personal space in order to capture intimate moments in a celebrities life for money. BIG difference.

[@Signal_light_instructor]

​@@KPRC2Click2Houstoncan I have her adress.i would like to meet her

[@OdiesMama]

Seeing her at the end, of her in court, I just wanted to acknowledge the fact that you can use koolaid powder for lipstick and blush in prison but they haven't figured out how to bleach hair or find a way to get tanning bed results without a tanning bed. Also, in comparison to her figure before...maybe ol' girl was supplementing her workouts with a little nose candy.

[@variousJnames]

Nothing you said makes any sense

[@OdiesMama]

@@variousJnames 🤣🤣🤣 My comment was supposed to be for a Lori Vallow video.

[@variousJnames]

​@@OdiesMama😂Oops

[@KennethEdmondson-t7z]

She bought the step daughter on purpose

[@elvergudo6098]

All i hear are nothing but excuses for this Witch had this been the other way around that man would have been doing life or on death row