Why was there a 15-minute gap? #truecrimeshorts #truecrimestories #crimejunkies #podcast
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that 15 minute gap between 911 calls. that 15 minute gap between 911 calls. Christine had a blood clotting disorder Christine had a blood clotting disorder Christine had a blood clotting disorder that made her bruise easily and bleed that made her bruise easily and bleed that made her bruise easily and bleed more than the average person, which more than the average person, which more than the average person, which means two things. means two things. means two things. One, One, One, >> [music] >> [music] >> [music] >> she would never have consented to a >> she would never have consented to a >> she would never have consented to a violent knife play. The risk of violent knife play. The risk of violent knife play. The risk of uncontrollable bleeding was too high and uncontrollable bleeding was too high and uncontrollable bleeding was too high and she knew that about her own body. she knew that about her own body. she knew that about her own body. And two, once she was stabbed, she And two, once she was stabbed, she And two, once she was stabbed, she [music] bled fast and hard. Prosecutors [music] bled fast and hard. Prosecutors [music] bled fast and hard. Prosecutors point out that Brendan knew that. That point out that Brendan knew that. That point out that Brendan knew that. That those 15 minutes weren't chaos [music] those 15 minutes weren't chaos [music] those 15 minutes weren't chaos [music] or panic or confusion. or panic or confusion. or panic or confusion. It was the time he needed to stage the It was the time he needed to stage the It was the time he needed to stage the scene and to make sure that by the time scene and to make sure that by the time scene and to make sure that by the time help arrived, Christine couldn't tell help arrived, Christine couldn't tell help arrived, Christine couldn't tell anyone what really happened and she anyone what really happened and she anyone what really happened and she wouldn't make it.
Summary
The transcript highlights the victim's blood clotting disorder as critical evidence, suggesting she would never have consented to violent knife play due to the extreme bleeding risk. This medical condition, combined with the fifteen-minute gap between 911 calls, implies the perpetrator, Brendan, exploited her vulnerability to stage the scene and ensure her death before she could provide an account. The practical conclusion is that her medical condition directly refutes consent and supports the intentionality of the crime.