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So you are now listening to the second part of Vanessa's side in this litigation.

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So moving on, paragraph 4, while the defendant attempts to paint herself and her affidavit as a victim of my unspecified abuse,

even a cursory review of the defendant's financial transactions, well documented behaviors, and communications

with third parties demonstrates that she was far from the frightened victim.

She now claims to have been and instead shows that she was calculating tactical and during the time

she claims to have been frightened of me was amping up her personal

spending on my credit cards.

I mean he did show that in his, I mean, well that's how he's characterizing it, but then

he did have the credit card statements to show, okay, yeah, here's the timeline of when we were going through all this stuff and she wasn't spending all this stuff before, but then suddenly, yeah, it was like the 400 something dollars a day that he did the math on that she was spending.

So, and here's the other thing, just with the narcissist, I find it, I mean, they don't think there's

anything wrong with themselves and the fact, I mean they don't think there's anything wrong with themselves and the fact

I mean I'm not saying there's I'm not going to try to diagnose Louis or anyone else

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