Psychoanalyst Dr. Bethany Marshall speaks with Nancy Grace about the case involving a popular animal rights attorney charged with attempting to carry out a murder-for-hire plot to kill her estranged husband and his new girlfriend, the family au pair.
Speaking with Fox Nation’s Nancy Grace, psychoanalyst Dr. Bethany Marshall provided insight into the case involving a well-known animal rights attorney reportedly charged with attempting to carry out a murder-for-hire plot to kill her estranged husband and his new girlfriend, the family au pair.
In the new Crime Stories with Nancy Grace episode titled A Wild Tale, Marshall argued that feelings of anger should be transient and temporary.
and there s more. the angle at which the bullet struck him didn t square with his story either, says the commissioner. we tried to ask sergeant ralston to explain, but outside his home, he dodged our cameras and ducked inside. can you tell us why you did that, sir? reporter: neighbors called the sergeant s actions a sad statement. i can t believe that he would really do something like that, that s really uncalled for. ever since i ve been listen he s really been antisocial around this area. reporter: what s unclear is why sergeant ralston. would make up such a wild tale. did he finally admit he finally shot himself on purpose. the police commissioner says he may have done it for a job transfer or maybe for attention but that the sergeant didn t give a reason. the police commissioner calls this a terrible and embarrassing chapter in the department s history. the fact that he stated the two african-americans involves in this i think inflames tensions in our community. somethi
commissioner. we tried to ask sergeant rolston to explain, but outside his home, he dodged our cameras and ducked inside. can you tell us why did you that, sir? reporter: neighbors called it a sad action. i can t believe he did. reporter: what s still unclear, why sergeant ralston, a 21-year-old veteran of the force would make up such a wild tale. only after hours of interrogation did the police say did he finally admit he shot himself on purpose. the police commissioner said he may have done it for a job transfer or attention. but that the sergeant didn t give a reason. the police commissioner calls this a quote, terrible and embarrassing chapter in history. the fact that he stated the two african-americans were involved in this, again, just, i think, inflames tensions in our
weapon used. and there s more. the angle at which the bullet struck him didn t square with his story, either, says the commissioner. we tried to ask sergeant ralston to explain. but outside his home he dodged our cameras and dukcked inside. can you tell us why you did that, sir? neighbors called the sergeant s action assad statement. i can t believe he would do something like that. that s really uncalled for. he ever since i ve been living here he s been anti-social around this area. reporter: what s still unclear is why sergeant ralston, 21-year veteran of the force, would make up such a wild tale. only after hours of interrogation, police said, did he finally admit he shot himself on purpose. the police commissioner says he may have done it for a job transfer or maybe for attention. but that the sergeant didn t give a reason. the police commissioner calls this a, quote, terrible and embarrassing chapter in the department s history. the fact that he stated that