You are listening to the Roberta Glass True Crime Report, putting the true back in true crime.

From New York City,

Roberta Glass is now on the record.

Hello, everyone.

How are you all doing?

I am so excited to talk about Wendy and Donna,

the mommy dearest in the story of Dan Markell's murder.

And this week, we saw Donna with an emergency motion from the jail.

She's very unhappy.

But before we look at that, I wanted to talk about some of the things that are similar between mother and daughter.

They both have a sense of entitlement.

They both present a false self to the public, in my opinion.

They have a need to win and compete.

They're very competitive people.

A need for perfection.

They also are two people who are very comfortable using people to their own ends.

That's my view.

And what we saw in this filing was so much represented to me about not only the state of mind that Donna's been living in for the past almost decade

since before Dan's murder and after Dan Markell's murder, which is an increasingly more narrow

world of paranoia and secrecy. And that has been ripped from her as well as all sense of control. And as we know, or in my view, we don't know it.

I perceive it with Donna that control, power, control, revenge are very important to everyone in the family, but Rob. So when I'm talking about the Edelson family, I'm

talking about usually everyone but Rob. So he, as we know, he's the black sheep. He's removed

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