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The Lies

This story is riddled with inaccurate statements, misrepresentations, and straight-up lies by the Walsh family. Here are the truths to set the record straight.

Mom comes clean with Chappaqua police in lovely letter that nobody reads

Mom tells the truth to the Chappaqua police

Mom projects fears about her own competency onto Dad.

Mom projects fears about her own competency onto Dad.

Mom told people Dad wasn't safe. Concerns about her own fitness and well-being lurk in the shadow of those lies. These are their truths.

The Lies: The Walsh Family's pattern of dodging court

Mom extorts Dad with surreptitious videos taken in his own home and after feeling drugged

Mom extorts Dad with surreptitious videos taken in his own home and after feeling drugged

The Truth: Mom surreptitiously recorded and took photos of Dad in the privacy of his home. She then used these videos to extort him.

The Lies: Dad is mentally ill like me, he needs help Grimma-style

The Lies: Dad is mentally ill like me, he needs help Grimma-style

The Truth: Mom exhibits drug-seeking behavior and Dad has a clean bill of health.

Dad roadblocked trying to be a part of his daughter's life.

Dad loves his daughter. He has done and is doing everything possible to develop and maintain a relationship with Evie. Mom and her family are concerned that Dad would be granted custody and have done everything in their power to keep Dad from even visiting his little girl.

The Lies: "Evie had suspicious bruises after her visit with Dad"

Mom reported suspicious bruises to Evie's court-appointed attorney after a visit with Dad. Evie's attorney, Jennifer Jackman, noted that a bruise on the shin wasn't unusual for a child.

The Lies: "There is no history of abuse in my family"

The Lies: "There is no history of abuse in my family"

The Truth: Mom's family has a long and storied history of abuse. As a child, Mom sued for emancipation and called CPS over 35 times.

The Lies: "Dad frightened me with a gun"

The Lies: "Dad frightened me with a gun"

The Truth: There was no gun.

Mom tried to play both sides in Dad's case against the Con Men – and ended up offering to lie under oath for them

Mom has acknowledged multiple times that Nir and George, two men who conned Dad out of millions and are under FBI indictment, are con men. After Dad denied a settlement offer for $250,000 / year where Mom testified against them, she started scheming with them.

The Lies: "Dad 'gaslit' me into thinking I was mentally ill"

The Lies: "Dad 'gaslit' me into thinking I was mentally ill"

The Truth: Mom struggles with her mental health. Mom has struggled with diagnosed mental illness her entire life and has a family history of mental illness. Dad, her own family members, and mental health professionals have all unsuccessfully extended a helping hand.

The Lies: "My parents just want to help with Evie"

The Lies: "My parents just want to help with Evie"

The Truth: Grimma and Grumpa threatened to sue for custody. Mom confided to Grandma Linda that when she expressed a desire to move out of their home with Evie, they threatened legal action.

The Lies: Mom coerces, fires and intimidates witnesses whether employees, friends, or family

Mom tried to bully her friend Jesse out of testifying as Dad's witness. When that didn't work, she enlisted her family for help.

The Lies: "My doctor said inpatient treatment will harm me"

The Lies: "My doctor said inpatient treatment will harm me"

The Truth: Mom was scared of inpatient treatment. Mom disclosed to Grandma Linda that she did not want to go to inpatient treatment because she was afraid to lose custody. Her father confirmed the fear, while Dad was just trying to get her help.

The Lies: "Dad isolated me from my family"

The Lies: "Dad isolated me from my family"

The Truth: Dad repeatedly attempted to connect Mom with her oft-estranged family members.

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