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Rating: 33 votes
Director: Matthew Pope
2019
creators: Don M. Thompson
Blood on Her Name is a movie starring Bethany Anne Lind, Will Patton, and Elisabeth Röhm. A woman's panicked decision to cover up an accidental killing spins out of control when her conscience demands she return the dead man's body
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She had good personal hygiene, but horrible hygiene when it came to food, cleaning up after pets, leaving wet dirty towels on the floor for weeks. There were things in her fridge that went bad that I didn't even know could go bad. The other red flags were her paranoia, jealousy, and her memory problems, which I think were because of a bad car accident she was in in college. On Christmas Day 2018, my wife and I got into an argument. The day before, we agreed that her parents would come to our house because our minivan needed new tires and an alignment. (My wife hit a parked car earlier that year) She wanted to drive to her parents house an hour away in bad weather with the kids. She forgot she had agreed to have her parents come to our house. She got angry and said I was trying to stop her from seeing her family then left with the kids. I haven't seen or talked to my kids since that day, over a year ago. I never even got to say goodbye. My wife blocked my number on our daughter's phone. The police showed up at my house later that day and asked me if I had grabbed my wife and tried to take her phone. I told them no. I tried calling/texting my wife after that happened. She wouldn't return my texts or calls. Three days later, the police show up at my house again. I don't answer the door. They broke down my door and serve me a restraining order. My wife said I was stopping her from seeing her family, I had called her bad names repeatedly in front of the kids, I was taking her money. They take me to a motel and put me up for one night. I was then homeless. I checked myself into the local hospital the next morning on December 29th for two days. I wasn't suicidal, but I didn't want to ever get to that point in my depression. I had never felt so low in my life. My wife had emptied our bank account. I sold my wedding ring and our minivan (The minivan needed thousands of dollars in repairs. ) for cash and took a train to the Wisconsin Dells where I could get a Hotel for $40 a night and had a friend who had a potential job for me. I had lost my job because of what my wife told my boss's wife, who was a mutual friend of ours. I never found out what my wife said, but I came into work on December 26th and my boss's wife wrote You're Fired under my name on the schedule. I helped this friend of almost 20 years remodel his business, working hundreds of hours for free in the Summer of 2016. I babysat his children for free. I picked up his kids from school dozens of times. I mowed his lawn for free. I worked 60 hours a week for my friend and I was a big reason why his restaurant was as successful as it was. On January 10th, I called the police to get my Social Security card. They wouldn't help me out. I then called my grandma, the only family I had in the area. I was in tears on the phone asking her if there was any way I could get a picture of my Social Security Card for the two jobs I had lined up. My grandma is a wonderful person. Her and my grandpa practically raised me. My grandpa died almost 10 years ago. She took it upon herself to call my wife and ask for my Social Security card. My wife called the police, it was a third party violation. I went to jail for 64 days. While I was in jail I got divorce papers from my wife. She forgot my birthday, my middle name and our anniversary when I looked at the court papers. In jail a few of my fellow inmates would tell me your never going to see your kids again and I started to believe it. Jail was horrible. It was scary, it was cold and I we couldn't go outside. I didn't eat the first three days I was there. I lost over 20lbs skipping dozens of meals. I cried in the shower and under my blankets almost every day. I went to church and bible study in jail more out of pure boredom than anything else. I made one single call to my grandma, but besides that, I didn't talk to anyone. No one visited, no one called me. During the trial, my wife sat in the courtroom, while the District Attorney tells the judge that my kids don't want to see me anymore. My youngest one is telling his classmates that I am his step-dad. It broke my heart. The judge sentenced me to 90 days on the 60th day I was in jail. I got Huber Privileges 4 days before I was released for good behavior. Which was a joke, why even bother. The judge that granted my wife the restraining order was gone when I got out on March 26. He basically got kicked out for not doing his job. When I got out of jail, there was a local church group called the Kinsman Ministries, that helped men out who have been in jail. Scott, one of the guys that helps run the group, who I met in bible study in jail, put me up in a hotel. I would've been homeless if not for him for a week and a half until I was put up in a halfway house. I got a landscaping job two weeks after I got out. I bought a cheap bike. My job was 10 miles away from the halfway house, I tried to get rides when I could, but 90% of time I biked back and forth from work. I got pneumonia and missed a lot of work. I was sick on and off for over a month. In spring I starting dating a girl who lived an hour away. She did a background check on me and which almost ended the relationship before it even began. I knew it was too early for me to be in a relationship, but I was lonely and the distraction kept me more sane. I don't just miss my kids. I miss my pets too. I had two cats. One was a Birman. I wanted a cat that was good with kids, so I researched what breeds were best with kids. Then my daughter and I drove to a breeder to pick a kitten out. I hated landscaping. I was physically exhausted and sore every night I got home. A Guardian Ad Litem was appointed to my case and told my wife I was to be able to have supervised visits with my kids. My wife wasn't complying with the instructions. After I was in halfway house for a couple of months, my probation officer said I had to move out. The halfway house was freezing. I slept on an air mattress that started to leak after two weeks. I would have to refill it ever two to three hours. I barely got any sleep. I bought a cheap car for $500. 00 at the end of spring. I picked up the two boxes of stuff that my wife left at my grandma's house. She left me a box of photos but removed every single hardcopy picture we had of our kids. My wife took me off our health insurance so I wasn't able to see doctor or get my blood pressure or ADD medication. After I moved out, I stayed with my girlfriend when I could, slept in my car when I was too exhausted to drive, and hotels on the weekdays when I could afford a room. I don't sleep well. I have reoccurring nightmares about being accused of violating the restraining order. My girlfriend and I started babysitting two little girls, ages 2 and 4. It helped, just a little, to fill the huge gap I was missing in my life and my heart. I am really good with kids. I have worked with Special Ed on and off my whole life. I babysat my mom's (Back when I was still talking to her. ) co-workers kids after she told them I was good with kids. Their oldest, who was 8 when I started, had cerebral palsy and had to use a wheelchair when we went out. I took them to Six Flags, Chuck E Cheese, and took the oldest to a Hockey game with my grandpa. My wife helped out once in a while. I watched them for almost 10 years, almost every weekend. In summer on a Friday night, I got done from work at 3:30pm and drove straight to my girlfriend's house. I got pulled over for speeding on the way there. Later that night I get a call from the police asking me where I was at 2:30pm that day. I told the officer I was at work. The officer said that my wife and daughter came into the station and both filled out a statement saying I was across the street from my grandma's house when she was dropping off my son there, in a black truck with a wooden trailer with a woman in the vehicle looking at her and my daughter from across the street. (I had a white car and my boss didn't have any black trucks or wooden trailers. ) I told the officer I was working and they could talk to my boss and coworker to confirm my alibi. I told them they could check the time of the ticket I got from being pulled over. My wife never got a license plate and my grandma told her it wasn't me across the street. She told my wife that the neighbors were probably moving. I had to go in the next day to make a statement. The police called my boss, but never even talked to my coworker, who was with me the whole day. I was terrified. I was shaking and sobbing during the call with the police, my girlfriend trying to console me during and after the call. I had warned the Guardian Ad Litem this would happen to me. I had asked my Probation Officer to get me an ankle bracelet because I knew this would probably happen, and I am so afraid it's going to happen again. The police didn't arrest me. After I found out I wasn't going to be arrested, my girlfriend and I made plans to take the 2 year old we babysat, to the county fair the following weekend. The next Friday when I was at work, my probation officer calls me and tells me I need to come into his office asap. I could tell something was wrong. I called him on my way to the office and asked what was up. He told me I was going to be arrested. I had to pull over because I couldn't stop crying. I called my girlfriend before I went into the PO office and she was devastated. I spent a week in jail on a PO hold. When you're on probation you don't have the same rights as a regular citizen was what I was told. My girlfriend put money on my account so I could call her. She sobbed uncontrollably the first time we talked. She was flabbergasted and outraged that they could do this to me. She was heartbroken for the little girl we were supposed to take to the fair. A little girl who asked almost every day when I was coming over again to play with her, teach her how to juggle, take her for wagon rides, go to the dog park. A little girl who was going to have to have major surgery on her intestines at Children's Hospital in Milwaukee a few months later. My girlfriend wanted so bad to help me out. She bought me clothes, made me lunches for work, bought me vitamins because my knees were so sore from work. She got me a phone and put me on her plan. She wanted to help me buy a car since mine was on it's last legs and I couldn't get it to pass emissions. She wanted to help me get a place close to my kids. She searched online for dozens of apartments. I filled out rental applications, but never got approved. My wife had gotten evicted from our duplex when I was in jail. I found one place, but it turned out my wife lived in the same building, so that wasn't going to work. I ended my relationship with my girlfriend in October. I was too depressed and worried about the same thing happening again with the restraining order. Thinking it was just inevitable she would call the police on me again. Just a matter of when. I got a job two weeks after I got out of jail the second time and recently picked up a second job. I work over 70 hours a week now. I live in a hotel. I lost count of the number of times I have slept in my car, cried myself to sleep, called the Cope line just to talk to someone in the middle of the night, woke up drenched in sweat from nightmares. I was afraid to talk to any of my family. I finally reached out to my step-mom who lived in Florida, who was more of mother to me than my biological one. Her and her husband were lifesavers. They sent me some money and put me up for a week in a hotel after I lost my job. I don't know what I would have done without their support. Her husband told me something I will never forget. "When you came over to see us with the kids, you were the parent. You took care of the kids, made them breakfast, took care of them. " It was one of the nicest things anyone has ever told me. They supported me 100% and I finally felt a little hopeful. I had my first appearance in front of a judge. My wife was on her 3rd lawyer which her parents paid to get her. I couldn't afford a lawyer and a free one wasn't available to me because of my misdemeanors. I had no criminal record till last year. I was accused of so many ridiculous things, you would think they would be easy dismissed. My wife accused me of siphoning gas from her car while she was at church. She accused me of hacking her emails. The judge was so obviously bias that I was sure I was going to get screwed. She asked my wife if the next court date worked for her. Didn't ask me if I was able to get off. When my wife started to respond to a question, the judge says "Oh let your lawyer talk Honey. " The judge belittled me for having a smart phone because I wasn't caught up in my child support payments yet. It seemed like she already made up her mind about me before court even began. This last year and a half has been Hell. I live in fear of what will happen next to me. Yesterday I got an email from the Guardian Ad Litem saying she is going to recommend my wife get sole custody of my kids. I am hoping to be able to see my kids soon. We are going through reunification therapy which costs me $75 everytime I visit the therapist for a one hour session. The GAL finally got the ball rolling with my wife, and hopefully I will be able to see my kids for one hour every couple of weeks. She told me multiple times "Even murderers get to see their children. " It's a travesty that this can happen to someone. I am trying to look at what positive I can from all this. Once I do finally see my kids again, I will never again take for granted the time I have with my children. I will never be too tired to spend time with them again. I will appreciate every second I have with them. This experience has made me a better father and a better man. Some day I hope to be able to help out other men who have gone through what I have. I could see how a less strong person could not have the will to go on anymore after something like this happens to you. It's devastating. You feel so hopeless and alone. I lost my kids, my wife, (who was my best friend. ), friends and my relationship with a lot of my family has been hurt. I want to be optimistic but it is so hard right now when I can't see how I am going to recover from this. How am I going to get my life back to something close to what I had. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks Nicholas.
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