The Harrowing & Chilling Case of Annarella Bracci

[@TheCrimeReel]

Excellent video again BC, really interesting case and loved the pictures as well

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Crimey :)

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

You two are so cool!

[@tarabourgeois5807]

Brief case, thanks for another interesting case, I look forward to Mondays because of you.

[@davedavis105]

I really like both these channels so much. Such talented guys.

[@dancingdingo]

Blimey it's Crimey...on brief case😮 I'm eagerly waiting for yours on Wednesday 😊

[@katesleuth1156]

The fact that Lionello was caught twice afterwards acting inappropriately with young girls, leads me to believe that he was guilty of Annarella’s murder.

[@adkBanjo]

Prosecution generally requires evidence, without which society would devolve into an intolerable mess of 'Salem witch trials' taking precedence. Although I agree with you that requiring such evidence in some cases increases the probability of the 'obviously guilty' to go free - using law of evidence and placing the burden of proof on the plaintiff and the defendant deemed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of law has the desirable effect of reducing the probability of convicting innocent people however it does not eliminate the possibility.

[@cheesecake4648]

No way!! Really?

[@luciebrisson5881]

The police did nothing when Annarella's mother went to them for help but took action when the man who had abandoned his wife, girls and invalid son with no means of subsistance, did. So typical of the times. I feel great pity for Annarella and her mother. She had a harsh, difficult, heart-breaking life. Thank you Brief Case.

[@bunnymad5049]

My exact thoughts. Still happens today.

[@phyrhfbr1819]

she was viewed as nothing less than the spawn of an escort... an as the ladies of the night matter naught, then this same indifference may be applied to their offspring as well 🤔 it is utter tragedy 😔

[@bunnymad5049]

@@phyrhfbr1819 Yep.

[@EmmaPeacock-cc9fl]

This occurred to me too. How many times have women been ignored. I should think they also thought they shouldn't listen to her because of her profession. That she was driven to because her husband left her. The irony.

[@PaulineWilliams-l2x]

All these important people who paid for the little girls funeral... Shame they didn't help them and families like them when they where still alive

[@mrsdoyle6828]

From what I was told about life in Italy after the war by British servicemen who were there, the poverty and hunger were extreme and prostitution was extremely common. Women would sell themselves for powdered milk to give to their hungry babies, and the shame of it should have attached to the soldiers who took advantage rather than to the mothers.

[@RideoutMr]

My mother fled to Germany for work. She left me when I was two with nuns that had escaped Yugoslavia...I was one of the lucky ones. For the rest of her life all she talked about was food...making sure nobody was hungry....even animals. Poor Annarella......there were so many like her.

[@Tess-k4o]

Yes they always talk about the brave soldiers, but never their crimes against women

[@EmmaPeacock-cc9fl]

100,000 people at her funeral. Gosh. I found this so moving. 😢 How awful that her mother couldn't attend. Rest in peace little Annarella. Thank you for remembering her, Briefcase. ❤

[@lindajohnsonkaplan647]

Such a strange response and result. People pouring out to her funeral, city dignitaries included. Had that much concern been shown to her and her family prior to her murder it wouldn’t have happened. Families were broken and hungry and received no help, but when there’s a photo op or chance for acknowledgment, suddenly people of means and influence come out of the woodwork. Still helping no one.

[@reallyseriously7020]

It's still the same today. The public is outraged when these things happen but nobody is interested in helping when the children are still alive.

[@aboutfeddy]

Roman here. In quarters like Primavalle life was hard, like in any suburbs, after the war. People were overall all on the same boat, so actual "help" could only go so far. Community spirit though was and still is strong in these places.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

😔

[@noemicugudda1773]

​@Uapa500 100% what you said (another roman here). Unlikely that something could be done to support the family at that time. Poverty was everywhere with very few exceptions. I wish more attention was paid both to the rumours about Lionello being inappropriate with young girls, and to Annarella's mom when she reported her missing. What a sad case :/

[@StacyL.]

Thank you BC for bringing this case to light again, and allowing Anarella's memory to live on. There is a "Find a Grave" page for her if anyone would like to leave a note and virtual flowers. All you have to do is plug in the name Anarella Bracci

[@muchtested]

Thank you

[@twilightpurpleglow]

Just did. Thank you. 🌸

[@terrychambers6726]

She had no.chance. no family to speak of, a worthless father she was up against it from the start.

[@F40PH-2CAT]

Worthless parents.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

😔

[@christinesouza1276]

I enjoy these stories and your voice goes great with them.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening

[@donprice9050]

She looks noble beyond her age.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

Agreed

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

What a beautiful young woman, what a terrible waste of a life.

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

Poor mother Marta, denied going to her daughter's funeral. Italian police can be a joke, following patriarchal norms. I believe Mr. Egidi was the culprit, but there are many weird elements to this case, such as the grandfather's dream, police arresting the grieving mom, etc. .

[@PamelaTitterington]

Just sad that anything like this happens , ever but when you tell these stories(which you do very well)it keeps them in the memory of many people,giving recognition that they mattered,thankyou🥺

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

[@susanbryson753]

My cousins grew up in Italy so I really appreciated this case!!! Thank you for sharing this tragic tale, Sir Brief Case!! May Monday treat you extremely well!!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Susan :)

[@susanbryson753]

@@BriefCaseOfficial You're welcome!! My cousins' father would definitely have been very familiar with that heartbreaking case because he grew up in Rome during that era. You are phenomenal!!!

[@bluegreenglue6565]

Everything terrible, nothing surprising. When people say they wish they'd been born in an earlier decade or century, I think of stories like this and wonder if they know anything about human nature and human history. There was no golden age for most.

[@modenasolone]

People who say that have no concept of history outside of a nostalgic surface level illusion

[@modenasolone]

Women who stand by men like that are always complicit, and are just as guilty.

[@serenitynow288]

My father always said it wasn’t “the good old days “.

[@dbzgal04]

Even if there was a "Golden Age," there's always a dark side.

[@lisamgreenleaf]

Very well said and I have to agree. The past was the worst!

[@serenitynow288]

No one can tell a true story like Mr. Brief Case! I could listen to you for hours.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks so much :)

[@serenitynow288]

@@BriefCaseOfficial You’re so welcome 😉

[@Angela-qr8wl]

💼

[@johnburns2940]

Life can be terribly painful and tragic for some. Be Kind to everyone 🙏💟☮️

[@afiaowusuaa6890]

I knew he was guilty,as soon as I saw his picture. His wife knew the kind of man he was , but decided to stick by him to avoid public shame after a divorce/separation. I share the same birthday as Annarella, born in italy, but I was born in the 80's. This story touched me.. she really tried to stay away from trouble,to live an honest life..and maybe she could have made it out of the misery she was born in. Continua a riposare in pace, cucciola.❤😢

[@helenbartoszek243]

I hope you never end up on a jury if you can deem someone guilty just by looking at them. My goodness!

[@afiaowusuaa6890]

@@helenbartoszek243 i know a pervert when I seen one. Been there. Plus he was found guilty and caught multiple times After the homicide. Did you watch the video ENTIRELY or you just decided to reply the first comment you came across??

[@hollymorris785]

Thanks for another captivating episode! I particularly appreciated all of the photography you chose to accompany her story, it really drew me in!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Holly

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

Poor girl. Such a hard life and she always tried to do what was right when she should have been allowed to go to carnavals and play. And she had the worst ending possible. Poor little girl.

[@pannamal5182]

Beautiful child. May she Rest. 🌹

[@TheLionessjudah]

I have been missing your videos. I have to catch up. I come from an Italian family so this is a very heart touching story and these struggles are relatable as I remember my mother's account of living under stressful situations. Your portrayal is very lovely and appreciated.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@cassie1264]

Nobody gave a shit about this little girl when she was alive. Her father abandoned her with her mother, society shamed them, police ignored the fact that she was missing for days "The public" should have beeen more outraged about the circumstances surrounding this little girl's life, as it led to her tragic death.

[@muchtested]

Think of how one tenth of the reward money would have helped her while alive, but the baron would never have given it.

[@lindamorrison4285]

Her Grandad cared 🙏

[@aboutfeddy]

The public was in the same boat as the little girl, they all lived in hard conditions, she wasnzt an exception.

[@cassie1264]

@@aboutfeddy That may be, but my comment is more referring to society's treatment of divorced and single mothers throughout history.

[@DianeC.]

Hello!!! These stories sadden me. Who could ever hurt a child??? There has to be something really wrong with these kind of people. They need to be punished to the fullest. May this child rest in Peace...♡. Good Video...🇺🇲🦋

[@kathydavenport4422]

Heartbreaking. Rest In Peace little soul. Blessings Be.

[@johnburns2940]

Loving you from Canada 🇨🇦 Much appreciated 👍💟🙏

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks John :)

[@margaretkerr4591]

Brief case makes Mondays better ❤

[@angeladormer6659]

Heart breaking.

[@PaleMagnolia]

A case from my home country! I have always been interested in Italian crimes from the past, and yet have never heard of poor Annarella. Thanks, BC!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks, I was hoping you would see this one, how was my pronounciation

[@PaleMagnolia]

@@BriefCaseOfficial almost perfect! And I have to say, "Riziero" is kinda difficult to pronounce for Italian natives, too! Not a common name at all. Also, I watch all of your videos ;)

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks, I got help from an Italian who comes from Catania in Sicily :)

[@dorothybrown1824]

I tell you this about my grandma used to say all the time. If God don't catch you in in the wash he's going to catch you in the rinse

[@mathieuleader8601]

I can see Dot Cotton from Eastenders having said that

[@Angela-qr8wl]

👍

[@cheesecake4648]

I believe that there are many bad people who isn't catch at any given time.

[@phinhnanthasone1231]

I'm surprised that the father was allowed to sue his wife for infidelity after he was the one who left her

[@fadeblac5633]

Back then, women had no rights. Plus, because she had to do whatever to feed her family. So....she was already guilty, and her husband was the innocent. Insane.

[@DelphineCingal]

That is called patriarchy. At a time before DNA, a married woman who had a child was presumed to have given birth to her husband‘s child. That is why, in a lot of countries, it would only be deemed adultery if it was a married woman committing it, and not a married man. We still have places and countries where a rapist would get a lower conviction than a woman having an abortion following that rape. In terms of gender, laws are sometimes far from being equal for everybody.

[@skippingstones2023]

Also, the mother's report of a missing child meant nothing to the police. They only took action when the father reported her missing.

[@loriwilson-n9t]

@@DelphineCingal where did abortion need to enter the picture?

[@muchtested]

She was supposed to nothing and starve to death because he left her and she didn't.

[@helenaolsson7990]

I think he did it. He met her out alone and vulnerable in the evening and took advantage of the fact she knew and trusted him.

[@bailey3873]

He obvious did it love lmao I mean he was caught trying to diddle two other girls

[@jocelienjimenez9821]

Good morning Brief Case Monday's are always better with Brief Case 😀 🎉❤

[@chris-r8q1j]

Love when notifications when Briefcase pops up( usually early morning on west coast U.S..Oregon)

[@giraffesinc.2193]

Good morning from SoCal, BC!! Thank you for another wonderful - albeit tragic - video!

[@CrazyFeathers]

You need to research Vivian Rego…

[@thisravenhasflown010]

I can't grasp anyone who can harm a child. No matter what reasoning they find (identifier possibly). But that is obviously what makes me different from these cold blooded child killers😡 Interesting that dad left, taking the money earners. 😮 Then when mom had to do whatever to keep her family going, people looked down on her. Then dad could sue the woman (struggling) for divorce for infidelity. The imbalance is shameless. Thanks for another learning experience, with this great upload BC!

[@perrydowd9285]

This case stands out for the inconsistent and frankly unbelievable behaviour of the police and courts. While I don't believe Annarella could have been saved, I'm astonished for instance that her grandfather was the one to find her in a well (bodies of water are high priority search areas and have been for hundreds of years) while working on a hunch or dream, months after Annarella went missing. It's like the authorities were running in neutral. I'm even more surprised because this happened in Italy. Italian society is very protective of children. I can only guess that the post war chaos had something to do with it.

[@Mytwohearts]

Happy early Monday morning all. Time for some coffee ☕️ on this wet start to my day since I can't just go snuggle back in bed and listen to Brief Case

[@Angela-qr8wl]

💼

[@kathleenhoover7170]

Thank you BC, exceptional as always-so unfortunate

[@maleriefox1189]

Brief case and morning coffee is a must😊

[@aleeburitz7310]

Once again. I'd like to thank you for all your videos and time. You help so many of us get to sleep. Thank you!

[@barbarajolley6578]

Thank you, BC. RIP Annarella Bracci. The girl seemed to have intelligence and determination to make a better life for herself when she was killed by a predator. I enjoyed the photographs of Rome from 1930-1950s, reminded me of the films of Italian director: De Sica, Rossellini...Thank you for posting these beautifully researched and narrated stories; you keep them in our memories.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks

[@barbarajolley6578]

@@BriefCaseOfficial My pleasure :)

[@pimpozza]

Wow! The story of young Annarella Bracci in Rome.. she had such a tough life! May the poor girl rest in peace.. Thanks for covering this, BC 💼 and with great empathy, as always.. 🤗

[@Kat-tr2ig]

This is a prime example of why the "tradwife" lifestyle is detrimental for women and why we need to earn our own money and never depend on a man- because when he walks, we are condemned. Annarella's worthless father abandoned the family, forcing her mother into prostitution, and not only did the town criticize her (as if she had any other option), the SOB of her ex-husband accused her of adultery. Poor Annarella. She didn't have a chance.

[@orientalrose4388]

It seemed to me it was mainly family breakdown, which left the way open for this crime. Also, the family’s oldest son was an amputee: who was looking after him and seeing what he was doing, while all this was going on? Maybe he kept the wrong company? I was also taken with the idea that it’s often those who are hiding in plain sight within local communities who may be the most guilty - not always a random stranger. I noticed in this episode, that the divide between rich and poor was striking and can mean the police are less attentive to those from poorer or less privileged backgrounds as “something is always happening with them” and these prejudicial attitudes may delay serious murder investigations when timing is of the essence. This is simply unjust, and is no less true today. An absorbing episode today Brief Case! 🦋

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Okay…I’m ready to be ‘briefed’ on this ‘case’! ☝️🤓👍

[@williamjohnson9142]

Thank you for bringing these stories to us.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching

[@Dihechuwa]

Entertainment achieved❤❤thank you!!

[@JustJ.]

How did the grandfather not come under suspicion? Sorry, but her telling him where she was “in a dream” doesn’t work for me.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Catholic countries have Saints and miracles and all that

[@JustJ.]

😂

[@pipfox7834]

Plenty of crucial info comes via dreams. The chemical formula for Benzene occurred in the dream of one scientist, he wrote down the notes from his dream. It solved a puzzle he had worked on fruitlessly with his waking mind/daytime mind for a long time. Many other cases of dream communication exist. Look up this topic, you may be surprised. Jung for instance, a good place to start.

[@seandelap8587]

She was let down by those that should have been the ones to protect her RIP to her she never got to experience life at all

[@ELLEKx]

Best part of the week ❤

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@Vickynorssken]

Having breakfast while listening to BC. Awesome way of starting my week ❤🇦🇷

[@danielamicallef9592]

It was a mistake to send Annarrella out on an errand at such a late hour. Obedient as she was, yet defenceless in the face of danger. Still she prevailed over an indecent attempt. May she rest in peace. Thanks B. C.

[@pipfox7834]

Parents did this all the time, it was once common. Misadventures rarely occurred, unheard of. Hence the overwhelming reaction of the media, the huge funeral attendance etc.

[@theresadimaggio7241]

First off, why the police didn't act to find the little girl, when her mom told the police, only when the father said so. Ridiculous. The Mother did not have anything to do with her child's death. As usual, when the police don't help you, go to the press and newspaper or reporters. Great job Briefcase. Your awesome

[@diannefoster8890]

Thank you briefcase for this story. It was a worthy funeral for her.

[@londonsage8696]

Good morning, First of all this story was very heartbreaking. It makes me angry that the police didn’t take the mother seriously but when the father came in, they decided to do something. I am a bit confused because at first the autopsy says that she was stabbed four times, but the man accused said he hit her with a stick and threw her down the well. either way, this young beautiful child didn’t deserve to die the way that she did. I think it’s also sad that the police did not allow her mother to go to the funeral. I’m angry at the father because he sued the mother and the reason why I’m angry is while they were separated. Did he support the family? Did he give them money? It didn’t seem like he did, but he sure was ready to sue the mother for infidelity. At any rate, this poor beautiful child was killed. her life cut short and that’s the most saddest of this whole story. thank you for another great story. Hope you have a wonderful day and a great week. Bless

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks, You have a great week too :)

[@allisonstephens1837]

The wife ALWAYS defending her husband makes her just as EVIL as him...

[@dancingdingo]

BC you're always making my day! Im going to go on a binge re-watching your other ones after this.😊

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@jenjaffray5850]

Always love the detail in your cases. Also, love your accent!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Jen :)

[@cindysmith6612]

Always something I have never heard of before ❤Thank you ❤😊

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

You are so welcome!

[@joannethortan2257]

Good morning Brief Case.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Hi Joanne :)

[@jetpetty1613]

Always interesting: Brief Case

[@bringmethatcoffee5235]

Is known for inappropriate behaviour towards young girls. Was seen showing interest in the murdered girl. "He's innocent!!" Is released. Proceeds to harass girls again. Is taken to prison. "He didn't do it!!" Is released again. Proceeds to harass girls again. My, they were not that smart back then, were they? Or was he just so very charming to have them believe him(/his wife)?

[@WonderWhatHappened]

It's crazy how Lionello's wife stuck by his side multiple times when he was found guilty of abuse. I guess she took to heart "for better or worse".

[@K-Mariposa]

So very sad 😢

[@shadykatie100]

You have the best stories and videos. Thank you!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Wow, thank you!

[@Sarah-hc3wn]

Yaayyyy made my gloomy Monday brighter!!

[@MarianneKat]

Such a sad case. Happy Monday to all

[@twilightpurpleglow]

My heart breaks every time I see a case that will involve a child, but I still see the video in hopes that the perpetrator will be caught, found guilty and sentenced to death. It would not be the case here, how sad 😢 So much evil prevails in this world as old as time. God bless Annarella Bracci soul rest in peace sweet child ✝. Thank you BC you have a very nice week as well as your faithful listeners. Sad life sad death.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou, You too :)

[@kerrywatts5740]

What a horrifying life for such a beautiful little girl! Her mother was a disappointment. Thank you Brief Case!!

[@iseultbourke4692]

At least she did not leave her, like her father, but did her best to maintain her.

[@LoveMyDaisyGirl911]

Today there's more help. I couldn't imagine not being able to feed my kids.... It takes ALOT I'm sure to get to such a point

[@louisemerriman1079]

Thanks

[@louisemerriman1079]

Get yourself a coffee x

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much Louise :)

[@louisemerriman1079]

​@BriefCaseOfficial no worries. Love your content

[@leeyaferguson9019]

Sad. Thankyou 😪

[@ecabe1793]

Such an interesting and sad story! Thank you for sharing this. Have a great week! ❤

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching

[@ecabe1793]

@@BriefCaseOfficial you were the first KZbin creator I subscribed and I never miss an episode!

[@DOTTYTIME]

I love listening to these, thank you for uploading them

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening

[@Mattostar-z2d]

Thank you, Brief Case for another wonderfully made video. 😊 Each case you cover is interesting as they are tragic. I appreciate your Monday's uploads. 🥰

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Matto

[@Mattostar-z2d]

@@BriefCaseOfficial You're welcome. 🤗 I love your videos. 🥰

[@Riverwalker44]

Tragic story… thanks again

[@mausercawley]

Good morning from the West Coast, Casers! Good morning, BC

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Morning

[@im19ice3]

how sad, to know in life and death this child had so much undue suffering

[@aprilmcpherson-vanraalte5590]

❤ thanks for the historical stories ❤

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for Watching

[@Cyphyxia]

I recently found your channel and started binge watching i find your videos very interesting and informative

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks

[@scathatch]

so tragic. She was a decent and honorable young child. At least the community rallied around her disappearance. Wouldthat happen in Rome today?

[@aboutfeddy]

Yes, every quarter is a little community. And that community would still support you, if something like that happened.

[@noemicugudda1773]

Wow! I'm from Rome, familiar with the neighbourhoods you mentioned, and regularly watch true crime. Yet, I had no idea about Annarella.. you're definitely right about her story being forgotten. Thank you for covering her case! Your pronunciation of names and places was great 👏👏👏

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

[@waynegoddard4065]

Quality channel!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@marleennijland4244]

What a pretty girl she was.

[@MrsJHarrington]

Very informative as always BC and very respectfully done! 😊

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou :)

[@MrsJHarrington]

@@BriefCaseOfficial You’re most welcome BC, your videos are getting me through a rough time right now, and I’m glad you are here on KZbin 😊

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Very good. Thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Immimi-r7x]

Hi your video just came across my feed on yt so I watched and listened at the end you asked for advice now I don't know you and have no idea of your situation other than what you have shared but I feel compelled as an older lady who has had many life experiences to comment on what you have shared For one you deserve everything everyone else does, don't accept less ever When you accept less it gives others an excuse to treat you as less than Also when you share your feelings it could leave you vulnerable,be cautious Lastly when people treat you bad like hitting you don't just brush that off. It's wrong to hurt someone He is putting distance between you don't let him gaslight you just walk away. I hope the best for you, take care

[@freedomofspeech766]

I live a few bus stops away from Primavalle. It is still a poor area with a high crime rate

[@WadeRaney-vv5oi]

Good on the Grandfather for searching so soon 👍, Annarella🙏

[@KimberlyLopez-hp7yj]

Good morning Brief Case another one thank you

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks Kimberly :)

[@russell-di8js]

Annarella Bracci RIP. Let down by life & betrayed in death. Thanks again B.C for honouring this poor child so badly treated both in life & in memory. I love how & not just in this instance that you don't sensationalise these historic cases & treat the victims from however long ago with sympathy & dignity.

[@maryrichardson6029]

Always interesting Thank you ❤

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

So nice of you

[@cynthiahagerman5718]

Noir Alley was good tonight. Time for Brief Case. Ahhhh❤❤

[@bobbyrutherford9359]

Anymore I enjoy Mondays because I get to hear a new upload by Brief Case

[@charlessaddler4351]

Another great case BC. Poverty combined with evil strikes once more.

[@Suve35967]

Thanks BC.. great but sad stories. 🌹👍

[@smsabala6668]

Good afternoon BC ❤

[@charitywilliams5288]

Good Morning

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Morning

[@aboutfeddy]

As somekne from Rome, whose family gravited around many of the places you talked about, this case really hit me. Not sure what to think about this guy. Surely he kept coming and going from prison, but also, in the confession he said he hit her with a stick, she fainted and he threw her in the well. But he didn't talk about stabbing her, so I'm not sure. It is true that in many cases (comes to mind the case of Gino Girolimoni, also an old famous case in Rome), police jist wanted to show they found the criminal, no matter what.

[@aboutfeddy]

I suspect they had a perfect scapegoat. The fact maternal grandfather "dreams" about her being in the well and surprisingly she is, doesn't sit right with me. Mother was abusive and had a motive too, after the trial.

[@aboutfeddy]

And yes, she went to the police. Immediately. Many murderers do.