chased by janos but he just became a guy in the apartment. archie had a pension savings, life insurance. mary ann was almost 50. did she worry also that janos was too young for her, that maybe his feelings would change? but eventually mary ann decides, you know what? this is stressful. i kind of miss my life. i don t have the security that i had. mary ann decides, hey, i want to move back home. and archie welcomed her back, forgiving as always. no resentment, no anger? he didn t show any. none at all? that was my dad.
be sentenced to 26 years to life, just about the same amount of time he spent with mary ann. occasionally you ll still find gary mcfarland at the beach, where his dad, archie, brought him to surf, and he thinks about father and mother, and forgiveness, the lesson gary is still learning from archie mcfarland. i still love my mother. i don t harbor bitterness or resentment. there are tons of questions you d love to ask and get answers to, but i m not in a position, nor in my opinion anyone is in a position to completely understand what s going on in somebody else s heart. that s all for now.
poo on your love! i didn t kill him. i did not kill him. and i don t know anybody who did. i hate you with all the passion i can dig up. mary ann s tirade seemed authentic. but, of course, the cops weren t sure at least at this point if she knew more than she was saying. did you ever think mary ann has to be involved in this somehow. i don t think she could have been directly involved but she could have thrown out some ideas to him, and he might have taken them on his own. but janos guilt seemed clear enough, so kroenke took his case to the d.a., and got a big surprise. without a confession, a witness or a murder weapon the d.a. s office refused to gamble on such a circumstantial case, so no charges were filed against janos kulscar. what was it like watching him walk out of jail? well, it hurts, because you know he s the guy that did it. and he beat the system. i was dumb-founded. to me, there was so much
my dad s like why does he keep calling? she s like i don t know. the whole aura of this guy is that he wasn t accepting it. in fact as da john lewin and detective jim wallace reviewed the evidence, they encountered a man who seemed obsessed, who first pleaded with mary ann, then began using language that sounded more threatening. i want you to come back to me kind of statements. then you better come back. she was afraid he would skin her alive, she told her daughter. skin her alive? if she didn t come back to him. but janos wouldn t stop calling or even making threats over the phone to archie. archie hung up on him. he called back immediately. you don t hang up on me.
out she was seeing him again? yes, yes, it was very difficult. how could she go back to the lover who gary was sure stabbed his father, her husband, and left him to die in the driveway? when i first found out, all ties were cut. i wrote her a letter, dropped it in her mail slot and as far as i m concerned, our relationship s over. mary ann accused janos of murder the day it happened, confronted him in jail and now here she was back with him. while they didn t actually move in together, they were certainly a couple, passion apparently undimmed. i just believe that, in her own mind, that it was okay to go back with him because there was really no proof that he did it. just how much mary ann knew, if anything, about janos role in her husband s murder, she wasn t saying, certainly not to her son, gary. but the rift in the relationship between mother and son now seemed irreparable. for gary, it was like he had lost both his parents. and years passed. the silence continued. gary