The McCombs didn't know what to say. They were faced with three people telling them that everything they'd known for the last twenty years was a lie. That their daughter had their friend murdered. Once the truth was out on the table, raw and bare for all to see, they had to admit that their way of thinking had been the cause of such significant misunderstandings. The McCombs refused to budge even a bit to listen to what others had to say refuting their daughter's words. Since they'd disowned Patricia, the McCombs had doted on Janice. She was, for all intents and purposes, their only child. Janice wanted for nothing. How could she lie to them like this?
"Do you two see," Angelica explained, "Mom is the cause of all this. Dad's not on medication. Angela's a wonderful woman and the best big
