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If it was some crime show and the person being interviewed was an a-hole and annoying, perhaps, I would give this episode one star as some type of retribution for infuriating me. But, what can I do when it is a dog - okay, a painted wolf - that has pissed me off? I love painted wolves. Undoubtedly my favorite African animal and up until this episode, I adored their social structure: one for all and all for one. But, this matriarch has besmirched the name of painted wolves throughout Africa for centuries to come: Blacktip, you call yourself a leader? Of what? I took pause when you chased your Mom, Tait, from her homelands. But even after her exile - because you had her scent - you chased her even further out. Lands that you knew nothing about only to have two of your dogs killed? Both were lost in a horrific and senseless manner. Be warned: this is a very hard episode to watch and there is not much that I have not seen on safari-type documentaries. I screamed and cried for naught. I love you, Tait. You are a beautiful matriarch, for always.

This woman is deluded. There were so many red flags with which he could have beaten her over the head. At 19:45 in the video, they show a photo of him from his Most Wanted listing and, then, the video shows him when he was with her. They are clearly the identical man. She wants to downplay how needy and desperate she was rather than the gullible woman she was who put herself, her children and the entire community at risk all because she really needed to have a man in her life - saying and doing all the right things. Multiple flags up until they married but she caves in each time he returns because - let's face it - up until that point in her life, one year (since she divorced her previous husband) was the greatest alone time she could stand. Then, surprise surprise, he shows his true colors after she marries him. "You could be a murderer," she confronts him (but the police are not an option.) Di. Very distinctive eyebrows, bone structure, too.

If anyone you are interested in has a criminal record - KNOW IT. Completely. As completely as you possibly can. Murder? Let them get a second chance - somewhere else. NOT when you already have two kids whom you owe your protection to. One of the reviewers stated that she already knew fully his crime previously because she went with her father to his parole hearing to advocate for the release. Is that true? They did not provide a source. The story that the producers of this series allowed her to tell was that she had not seen him for over a decade and that she heard distantly that he had been in prison. She even said that he accepted "it was an accident...or self defense as his explanation." Lots of contrary things going on here...but, as everyone said...there were WAY too many signs of his potential for her to have stuck around, left and then returned even. I kept thinking while I looked at her and listened to her - what a beautiful well-spoken woman. She did not need to have all four of her children killed. REGARDLESS of what her father said or didn't say. INDEPENDENT of what her father did helping him to come back into the community, there was more than enough reasons to run from this man without looking back. She can be angry at her father all she wants....it's misdirected anger. She should only be angry with herself. GORGEOUS children, btw. Absolutely gorgeous. If anyone is considering becoming intimate with someone who actually has a history of murder - do not just settle for their version of the story. Pay for a private detective if need be. Money very well spent I am sure. Possibly he has bipolar, undiagnosed.