We will talk gymnastics now, quickly. 0rare we will talk gymnastics now, quickly. or are we? we will talk gymnastics now, quickly. 0rare we? yes. rachael denhollander was the first woman to publicly blow the whistle on the paedophile larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor who was handed multiple life sentences for abusing young girls in 2018. rachael s witness statement at nassar s trial was the last of more than 200 testimonies, and she was praised for its message of hope for survivors. rachael has been sharing her story with our sport correspondent natalie pirks. to be clear, i blame larry nassar. your decision to assault was precise, calculated, manipulative. devious. despicable. devious. despicable. little girls don t stay little devious. despicable. little girls don t stay little for devious. despicable. little girls don t stay little for ever. - devious. despicable. little girls don t stay little for ever. they l don t stay little for ever. they grow don t sta
I am not going to lie to you. do it all mom. she would do family-oriented thing. the picture perfect home tucked away on badger lane. he wanted a lifestyle where he could be there for his family and kids. that is what made what happened so startling. it was dark when they got there and found the body upstairs in the master bedroom. the victim was shot with the handgun. kids were missing. julie was missing. you are just in utter shock. there were secrets in that house. who would unlock them? i didn t want my family or neighbors to know. devious and manipulative. this is our best friend. it did not have to end like this. welcome to dateline.
A month before the trial was to begin, surprise. julie had astonishing news for the judge. the retrial her attorney says she is pregnant. she intentionally got pregnant in order to interfere with our retrial. she is that devious, well planned. the judge, no choice, delayed julie s trial for five months. her daughter was born in april 2015, no father listed on the birth certificate. she decided she would walk the baby through the neighborhood. everything is fine. my life, 2.0.
corporate executive, caring mom, a million dollar smile and a $4 million estate. oh my god! i need an ambulance! murdered. i went screaming out of the house. this was a prominent woman murdered in her home late at night. almost certainly someone she knew? correct. where would it lead? a twisted case of betrayal and greed. the finger is being pointed at me. her own daughter, a suspect from the start. you pull the knife out and you tell the police, oh, you re going to find my fingerprints on the knife. her son-in-law, who seemed so devoted. they interrogated us for eight hours. or maybe someone else with a million dollar motive? what s going on here? how many people are involved in this? devious. it s an evil mind. someone just doesn t turn into a murderer.
Should give them more. and they told doctors, don t fall into the addiction ditch. avoid negatives like using the word addiction and emphasize the positive of supposed efficacy. what do you see behind those terms and what was really going on here? well, i ll give you a couple of terms, chris, devious and diabolical. what happened here is they made a decision that there was an opportunity for them to make billions of dollars off of misrepresenting these drugs, brainwashing physicians, using pseudo science and trumped up studies, and then they go even further to push back against doctors who were seeing addiction, calling it pseudo addiction, and telling them to prescribe more. they knew damned good and well what they were doing to americans and oklahomans. they just couldn t afford to stop. right. and you didn t argue in the case, very interesting and important to note this, brad beckworth, counselor, thank you for being with us as well. hey, we don t need opioids. opioids don t w