. >> gypsy, is it? gypsy rose?ose? well, how good is she walking? she walks quite well." >> linsey: how could a girl who's had so many ailments all of a sudden be up and walking? investigators need to untangle the truth. >> i'm detective hancock from greene county sheriff's office. how are you today? my thought process at that time was, "okay, i'll interview gypsy and i'm going to let the other detective interview nicholas." and your date of birth, gypsy? >> is 7-27-1995. on here, they have '91. >> i wanted to get to the truth of how old she was, because she said she didn't know. >> me and my mother are hurricane katrina survivors, and my birth certificate was washed away in katrina and, unfortunately, they messed up the paperwork. >> i'd been doing this long enough in interviews that i could really pick up on that something just was not right there. her body language just tells me something's not right. >> i would be, really, 19, but on here it's -- fine. my medicaid -- my medical insurance has 23. >> okay. >> lin

hey, everyone, this is gypsy. >> i'm finally free!oing viral posted just days after her release. you're trending on tiktok. people saying things like i'm tipsy for gypsy. how do you explain this? >> i honestly, i don't know myself if i consider myself just a normal woman, but i think maybe my story resonates with a lot of people. >> her allure bolstered by documentaries and by hollywood portrayed in hulu's award winning miniseries the act. my mom is my best friend. >> all she wants to do is keep me sane. gypsy >> so many people are embracing you out there. do you feel any conflict with that? you've got fame even though you participated in a murder of course i feel conflicted. >> um, fame is not what i'm looking for. um i always said i think i'm infamous. and then i came out famous. but that's not what i want. i want to be an influence for change. >> she's beginning by offering details of her life in prison in the new lifetime series the prison confessions of gypsy rose blanchard. i share my story to be a cautionary tale so that the ne

lal, well, we are adults, so do you want me to become a gypsy? no, seriously?did you end up here? bim led me through. bim, what is this? why are there strangers in the department? place? yes, okay, don’t scold him, it was i who bewitched your attendant at the entrance a little. gypsy. nose, don't worry, it's already in okay, i need to talk to you alone, okay, with him, let's go to the balcony, i can help on these horses, i feel that he is still in the city, and how will you do this? there is an old gypsy fortune telling, but you need that knife. well, of course, now? no, in the evening. come to the old stones above the city, you know? i know. divination only works on a clear moon. well, what about a clear moon, well, we will also provide you with it, after all, we are the police. do not believe? i'll come at night, don't forget the knife, i brought it. yes, i brought it, just please be careful with the knife, it’s still real proof, don't be afraid, nothing will happen to him. drink, leave me some and give it to me. what are you doing? wait, wait, wait, what did

story the prison confessions of gypsy rose blanchard. there was also a lot of emotion, mental and physical abuse. >> i started to feel like it was either her or me. >> the six hour special features interviews with blanchard just before she was granted parole after serving eight years in a missouri prison for her role in her mother's murder. >> i played a part in asking him to commit the murder that is why i'm in prison and there's things that i've kept so private. gypsy admits, asking her boyfriend at the time to kill her mother. >> dee dee. gypsy says her mother abused her from an early age, forcing her to have as many as 30 surgeries she didn't need all part of a scheme to have gypsy appear terminally ill, to receive charitable donations, including a house and trips. >> the first time i tried to run away, she chained me to the bed. my mother controlled everything. i did. i was forced to use a wheelchair. she started telling people that i had cancer, but none of it was true. >> since being released, she's gained millions of followers on

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what she is saying years after she was convicted of having her mother killed. >>> back now with gypsy rose blanchard, the woman convicted in the killing of her abusive mother and who was released from prison last week now for the first time since she was freed, she is speaking out. we get more from laura jarrett. >> hey, everyone happy new year's. >> reporter: she spent almost a decade behind bars for her role in the murder of her mother but in less than a week since her release from prison, support for gypsy rose blanchard has only grown. >> i'm finally free. i just want to send a quick video to thank everyone for the massive amount of support. >> reporter: the 32-year-old now on parole has racked up 6 million followers on tiktok and instagram, appearing upbeat in photos with her husband, whom she married behind bars, and trying out playful snapchat filters with her stepmom. >> it's going to be really awesome to have some family time after so long. >> reporter: it's all a sharp contrast to how she spent much of her childhood and adolescence, confined to a wheelchair she didn't need.

when you look at pictures of gypsy rose, what do you think?i don't associate with that little girl anymore. >> reporter: gypsy was a victim of her mother's psychological disorder, munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which parents seek sympathy through the exaggerated or made-up illnesses of their children. subjecting her daughter to unnecessary surgeries, a feeding tube, life in a wheelchair. by 2015, gypsy she said reached a break point, orchestrating her mother's stabbing death with her online boyfriend, then pleading guilty to second degree murder. now she's free. >> this is gypsy, i'm finally free. >> reporter: the public fascination with her story only growing. do you feel conflict with the fame, even though you participated in a murder? >> of course i feel conflicted. fame is not what i'm looking for. >> reporter: blanchard is stepping into an untested world of complete freedom, fame and intense media attention. it all could prove pretty complicated for her to navigate. david. >> deborah roberts, thank you. i'll see you later for "20/20," "

this word gypsy . you sometimes don't say gypsy.a derogatory tum , but it's a derogatory tum, but you've kind of tried to make the word respectable aren't you? >> look, i just think, look, we're we're born where we are in life. we have to accept that. and then go it. for me, and then go on from it. for me, i am a gypsy . you know, just i am a gypsy. you know, just because a cow is born in a stable doesn't make it a horse . stable doesn't make it a horse. >> yeah. no, no. and i was one of the stories i liked in the film was this nelson clark , a film was this nelson clark, a 9yp5y film was this nelson clark, a gypsy who'd done well , well, had gypsy who'd done well, well, had a roller, a rolls royce, and he seems to have been something of an inspiration for you. >> he was he was an aspiration, you know, he was the first gypsy that i you know, he was the first gypsy thati ever you know, he was the first gypsy that i ever saw that owned a rolls royce. and you know, a rolls royce. and you know, a rolls royce. and you know, a rolls royce

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the widening fears of a war as leaders condemn the strike >>> spievgieaking out on social media, gypsy roitz blanchard >>> and the house of mouse kicked out of the castle disney is no longer the highest-groising studio. the studio now topping box offices. >>> who's holding a ticket worth $842 million it's wednesday, january 3rd. "early today" starts right now >>> thanks for being with us i'm frances rivera israel is being blamed after the apparent drone strike assassination of a senior hamas leader in lebanon. he and six or hamas members were killed yesterday in a suburb of the capital beirut the organization confirms. the lebanese prime minister condemned it as an israeli crime and hezbollah said the krillings would not go unanswered. let's go live to claudio lavanga. what else did the israelis say >> reporter: good morning, frances. israel o faso far has neither confirmed nor doenied any involvement. yesterday april dndrea mitchelle to an aide of benjamin netanyahu. and this is what he had to say >> whoever did this strike was i have surgical and went for a hamas target, because isra

>> i did sit down with gypsy yesterday. she has a documentary coming out on lifetime where she tells her harrowing fascinating story as you spoke this is a girl who was abused her entire childhood her mother said she had leukemia and made her believe that. her mother made her use a wheelchair when, in, reality she was perfectly healthy and could walk. one of the big questions here is, how did this get by doctors, right? gypsy road was bought into various medical offices with her mother. they never caught this. i asked her about that. this is what she told me. >> i do feel like the system failed me. i realized that there are resources and things that are put in place to protect kids from going through what i went through. unfortunately, i just fell through the cracks of all of it. >> reporter: as you hear her say there, she does feel like the medical system failed her. however, she told me that after serving over eight years of time in prison, she feels like she came out a better person. she received intense therapy. she lea

gypsy rose spent eight and a half years in prison before released on parole last week. ex-boyfriend is serving a life sentence. the public's fascinating with gypsy rose has exploded. >> this is my outfit of the day. >> reporter: with a cult following of 7 million on tiktok. that is her gracing the cover of "people" magazine. >> i thought she was beautiful. >> reporter: she married a special education teacher ryan anderson in prison. the 32-year-old is now thinking about a family of her own. >> we talked about starting a family. we don't know when at this point. our lives are hectic right now. >> reporter: gypsy rose is still adjusting to all of the attention adding she may want a 9:00 to 5:00 job one day. her focus is using her platform to combat child abuse. >> thank you, dana. i appreciate it. >>> as a minnesotan, i'm trying to will the snow to new york city. >> me, too. >> my efforts may be fruitless, angie? >> try harder. i know a lot of people are disappointed. almost two years. if we get to february without significant snowfall in the major cities, we could talk t

in the end , real gypsies appeared and demanded that their sui nationality not be mentioned, especiallyith this unpleasant term that offends us for several years now, and we also carried out linguistic examinations, we communicated with bloggers who regularly use this term, but at first they seemed to say, this does not apply to you, but we made sketches there of what gypsies in the background. will create a bottleneck effect, the most swindlers will be the first to receive licenses. the same ayaz had a license for educational activities, however, no matter how much we asked the moscow department of education and rosobrnadzor commented on the grounds on which the license was issued and where they saw educational activities there, they only received formal replies that everything was in accordance with the law. this, by the way, is a shame for the education department. we are setting a new world record. thousands of people, unnoticed by themselves and those around them, found harmony and enlightenment, and nail sellers simply made a good profit. it is profitable to retire in the new year

. >>> gypsy rose, killing her abusive mother. after being behind bars, she is talking to cnn. >>> 10 days away from iowa caucus, republican presidential hopefuls are blitzing this state, trying to get any of the voters to break their way. donald trump, said to hold his first event of the day. ron desantis, nikki haley, meeting with voters in the hawkeye state. they are going to join me from iowa. donald trump, is expected to give a speech at one of his events in roughly an hour. >> reporter: that is right. we got service from those remarks. before i go through, i want to caveat that we get experts looking at certain experts it seeks excerpts. we cannot rely on these excerpts. he does attack president joe biden. he talks about his campaign event. he does not talk about the substance of what he said. he doesn't talk about president joe biden's argument that donald trump is a threat to democracy. instead, he goes after where the event was located. he said the reason why he is centrally talking about this democracy topic, is because

: when you look at pictures of gypsy rose, what do you think?i don't associate with that little girl. >> reporter: a victim of her mother's psychological disorder, munchausen syndrome by proxy, parents through the illnesses of their children. a feeding tube, life in a wheelchair. ji gypsy she said reached a break point, stabbing death with her online boyfriend, then pleading guilty to second degree murder. she's free. >> this is gypsy, i'm finally free. >> reporter: the public fascination with her story only growing. do you feel conflict with the fame, even though you participated in a murder? >> of course i feel conflicted. fame is not what i'm looking for. >> reporter: blanchard is stepping into an untested world of complete freedom, fame and intense media attention. it all could prove pretty complicated for her to navigate. >> debra roberts, thank you. i'll see you later for "20/20," we'll have more in coming months on this. >>> u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has been in the hospital since monday night, admitted to walter reed with compl

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, thank you, you know, and you would make a good gypsy, you too like gypsies you love freedom and you like... oh, roma, not always, not always, always, makar, always, well, men, what should we do now with two, and leon is a bastard, i wouldn’t have him i thought, i didn’t even regret miro, well, you ’re good too, i found someone to get involved with and do business with the gypsies, i’ll try to find him in prison, he doesn’t do that with friends, i’ll find him and punish him, well, you’ve already punished peskunov, and this is a different case, it turns out or he set me up, sent me this linden with a photograph of an eagle, with documents of another horse, how i bought it. "i i’m offering you a deal, a deal with the investigation , with me personally, i can remove some details, for example, say that you didn’t shoot at me on purpose, but why are you so kind, i want to ask you for one small favor. gorlik, hold on, what is this gift on horses, orlik is now mine? “thank you, let’s go, next to us, let’s go, well done, i told you, he always stands for justice, even though he’s not a gypsy,

but i , as the main business gypsy, since i am the first one who started in russia in the world, whenshowed online how all the meetings were held, how moscow city was being built, on the basis of these meetings, by the way, a huge number of entrepreneurs were trained. look, you pretended to be a moron, well, maybe i won’t sell you out. ok, look how well it works, yes, even more interesting at these trainings would be to find out how polonsky went bankrupt, lost a company worth 4.5 billion dollars, from what moment everything went downhill, what was it, your mistake or is it malicious work your partners, or is it all complex, the officials took part there, what happened, what they did wrong, you know, in every story, right? having sat in russian, israeli and cambodian in prisons, polonsky is categorically against the arrests of information officers, so you can jail the whole country, yes, and by doing so you are simply scaring away young people, you are scaring away entrepreneurs , well, there are outright scammers, yes, who are driving bullshit, you know, otherwise that there are, of

we have gypsy rose blanchard _ give too much away.rd who was recently i give too much away. we have gypsy rose blanchard who was recently in| rose blanchard who was recently in prison _ rose blanchard who was recently in prison this — rose blanchard who was recently in prison this week. edits on saucetiktok have change the narrative. . ~' , ., saucetiktok have change the narrative. thank you, jonelle awomoyi _ narrative. thank you, jonelle awomoyi and _ narrative. thank you, jonelle awomoyi and kirsty. - although much of the country today and tomorrow will continue to see a lot of dry, sunny and cold weather, we have some concerns for the snow showers piling into the north of the country. particularly northern scotland and into the northern isles where we have a amber warning in force. we have an amber warning in force. this system across france won't pose any issues for southern britain. it will bring an area of thicker cloud. it is the snow showers in the north which we have concerns about and an amber warning here issued for an ext

, gypsy, what are you doing, yes , let's get out of the way, you hear him sneezing, you heard us, yes what if, yes . how is she there, and this is a gypsy who can’t jump over a fire, you also need to be able to jump over a fire, but also, oh well, nedrey, she passed the denikin front, on her own, so she knocked out 10 out of 10 from 20 steps with a revolver, decently. i didn’t know how the loser felt, he felt powerless, true grief is ugly, i wrote the text of the appeal, evacuation announcement, i have never written this, it is very difficult. words heavier than metal are tearing me apart, i don’t want to pronounce a single letter of what is written here. but we can’t stand any longer, this is death, people are dying there in knee-deep mud in water, we no longer have support, it won’t come. many people are dying, everyone will die, i cannot allow this, i cannot. i will be very grateful, take these words to yourself, i ask you by god, they will come out more obediently to you, i am sure you are sincerely talented woman, but for me it’s like an execution. i understand you, daddy, daddy,

the detectives went to the gypsies. the owner of the house came out into the yard.then they noticed. like a drunken citizen. the gypsies reasoned that now he would kill himself or run over someone, it would be better for them to go home in this car. they put the drink in the back seat, got to the village, but he suddenly woke up and started a row. i had to tie him up with tape, and then the troublemaker disappeared. they could have killed me. the detectives sensed that the owl reeked of fumes, most likely the gypsies were not lying, in any case they had to be checked for involvement in a brutal crime near the village, but soon the course of the investigation changed. each of us has seen hundreds of times in action-packed films dashing feints on... tires with skids, turns in place of squealing tires with real excitement. without abandoning the acts that brought them fame, they demonstrate new tricks, they are distinguished by increased complexity and risk, famously. they reported that local boys first took girls for rides in this car, then they started racing with tu

, i'm a gypsy, we're both from the gypsies, you 're stealing handsome, i'm stealing zani, bear, no rememberappearing, come on beautiful girl, a quick gingerbread, a quick gingerbread - the final dish of the wedding, it meant that the wedding was over, no, well, i just adore our work , we had a walk at the wedding, they treated us to delicious gingerbread, yes, so no one has ever kicked us out , so sweet, yes... and it’s interesting that the bosses are pleased with our work, hello, comrades, hello, comrade deputy minister, on behalf of the minister of preservation of fairy-tale heritage, ministry of preservation of fairy-tale heritage, thank you for the work done, i award you a certificate of honor, yes! thank you, thank you, thank you very much , thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, work, comrades, dates, all the best to you, and that’s all for today, all that remains is to find out if anya and victor liked their tula traditional wedding, well , what do you think? ok, ok, you doubted it, like, yes you did i kind of doubted it myself, it seems to me that everything went gre

i did at the wrong way. >> gypsy rose blanchard enjoying her newfound freedom.ing new resolutions during parts one and two have a six-hour lifetime special, the prison confessions of gypsy rose blanchard. >> when people tell me that you're gonna need therapy the rest of your life, you know, i laugh it off. i really do understand what they mean. it's going to take years to undo a lot of the psychological trauma. >> as a child, gypsy saffold medical abuse and unnecessary surgeries because your mom commits the world and doctors that gypsy was sick. >> they don't know how far back she was doing this. to me. >> her mom deede had a psychological disorder, munch hausen syndrome by proxy. where a parent seeks sympathy through the exaggerated illnesses of their children. >> they anniversary of the crime is actually the hardest day of the year. i'm afraid of being judged for. because they're probably gonna make some kind of snarky comment, you killed her. >> unbelievable. our thanks to dana griffin for that. that wraps it up for me, everybody, i'm yasmin mr., gonna be bac

that is coming up. >> right now and exclusively gypsy rose blanchard. her role in the murder of her mother. good morning debra. >> yes good morning, her jump traumatic life has just captivated so many. especially gen z and the way the very few hot, gypsy rose blanchard who helped kill her mother to escape a life of suffering and abuse has been the subject of countless media stories in a hollywood series. now she is a free one meant and she is telling her own story. speeforty i share my story, so i can be a cautionary tale. so that the next person that might be in a situation like mine, they do not take the route that i did. >> gypsy rose blanchard is finally tasting the freedom that she has long dreamed of. >> tell me about the day you stepped out from behind the prison walls? >> you don't realize how much you are restricted in prison. i felt like i was in a black and white world and i just stepped into technicolor. it was amazing. >> her world shifted after spending nearly nine years in prison for helping plot the murder of her own mother. gypsy rose b

stand with the first test of the 2024 presidential race right around the corner >>> new beginnings gypsy rose blanchard speaking out for the first time since her relief from prison >> i'm finally free! >> what she's now saying about her closely watched case and what's next. >>> all that plus, that's rich a jackpot winning powerball ticket sold overnight. we'll tell you where someone is starting off the new year with nearly 900 million reasons to celebrate. >>> and fantastic finishes both college football semifinals decided on the very last play. >> michigan makes a stand and comes up with a milestone playoff victory. >> lobs it up, and it is incomplete >> washington and michigan now set for a national championship clash, today, january 2nd, 2024. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning good to see you. welcome to "today. it is a tuesday morning, the first tuesday in 2024. >> yeah. haven't seen you since last year. >> it is nice to see you savannah is enjoying an extra day off. boy, if you lo

gypsies have them, who the hell have gypsies? mind, yes, yes, as agreed, well, yes, i’ll be there tomorrow morning, yeah, you know, you take her with you in the morning, because i won’t stay here alone, he’ll kill you, you’re in ass. hello, why is this here, leave a few of me, well, where are we going to put it, you can’t go into the office, you’re kidding me, there’s a document, well, let’s take it with us, as someone, well... a route sheet, i’ll ask you to inspect the cabin, they will come out, then i will find a bookmark, which one? traffic police inspector of the third battalion, captain polumarchuk, show me the document. are you going to present your documents, please, first present yours, state employees. in connection with what happened in the city of krasha, an interception plan has been announced, all heavy vehicles are being inspected, and what is this doing here, this is an employee of the road patrol service, and his documents, and mine are enough, open the cab, for disobedience i will be forced to call amon, who is t

. >>> gypsy rose blanchard, the woman who plotted to have her boyfriend kill kill her abusive motherout after spending eight-and-a-half years in prison. you may remember her story which has been depicted over the years in various documentaries and tv series. such as hbo's 2017 mommy dead and dearest. and hulu's mini series the act in 2019. we spoke with her about life after prison. >> i am enjoying my new freedom. >> reporter: gypsy rose blanchard smiling and free. released on parole after serving eight-and-a-half years of a ten year prison sentence. blanchard pleaded guilty to second degree murder in 2016. after she and then boyfriend nicholas godejon hatch add plan to kill her mother didi. he admitted to serving didi to death. he is serving a life sentence without parole. >> do you feel the time you served was justified for your role in your mother's death? >> you know i did something wrong and i take accountability for that. i acknowledge that. i did my time. >> reporter: blanchard's journey from childhood to now released convict is one of trauma, deception, murder, and ultimately

>> trace: kristina coleman, thank you for that gypsy rose blanchard, a free woman released from prisonearly nine years for the murder of her abusive mother who had subjected gypsy to a syndrome by proxy, a psychological disorder where parents make up paying illnesses for attention, or financial gain. let's bring in the culture club to talk about this headline-grabbing case. fox news headlines 24-7 reporters, eric and michelle. welcome to you both. i'll let you lead this off, michelle but here's the deal. foxnews.com wrote the following. there aren't many social media stars who have been convicted of 2i7b8g murder but gypsy rose blanchard has amassed millions of followers seemingly overnight since she was released from a decade long prison sentence last week. i mean, people are applauding this woman. she's a convicted killer. i know, the circumstances are questionable. you go ahead and take it. >> the circumstances are questionable. her mother was torturing her ever since she was a child. she did not know how to get out of that situation. she speaks about it eloquently. she's like, list

gypsy rose blanchard sits down with cnn.hat she says she would say to her mother today if she were still alive. >>> new in morning, brought to a breaking point, jips gee rose blanchard is speaking out after serving eight years in prison after pleading guilty to helping kill her abusive mother. blanchard was the victim of munchausen symptom by proxy, a mental health for a caregiver that injuries a child to get attention. elizabeth joins us now. what did she have to say? >> john, i sat down with jips gee rose blanchard yesterday and she says that when she went to prison it was the best day of her life. not something i had ever heard. she said it was her first taste of freedom. i also asked her what life would be like if her mother was still here today. this is what she told me. >> i think that if my mother were still here, i would still be under this abusive, medical abuse, that i was going through. i don't think that there would have been an end in sight for me. i honestly think one of two things would have happened, either s

this is gypsy.finally free. >> the 32 year old, spending more than eight years behind bars for the second degree murder of her mother, gypsy, is a victim of her mother's psychological disorder. commonly known as munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which parents seek sympathy through the exaggerated or made up illnesses of their children. and this morning, gypsy is telling her story to abc news deborah roberts. >> what do you regret most? >> i have lots of regrets. i always say that if i could go back in time and change things, i absolutely would. >> coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more of our exclusive interview with gypsy rose blanchard with your gma first look, i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> a legal battle is heating up between netflix and a contestant on the hit reality show love is blind. los gatos based company sued rene poche for breaking her nondisclosure agreement when she publicly talked about her time on the show. she's now counter suing netflix, saying her experience was trau

gypsy rose blanchard was told she was sick, had leukemia.d to use a wheelchair, but none of that was real. she said her mother conned doctors and everyone tricking them into thinking her daughter was deeply ill. gypsy eventually told herself that there was only one way out. she convinced her then boyfriend to murder her mother. >> my mother controlled everything i did. i was forced to use a wheelchair. she started telling people i had cancer. but none of it was true. i started to feel like it was either her or me. >> well, she is now out of prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in 2016. she is also the subject of the new lifetime documentary, the prison confessions of gypsy rose. cnn's elizabeth sat down with her for a fascinating new interview. >> if your mother were here today, what would you tell her, gypsy? >> i would say i understand. i see her in the way that she was not an evil woman. she was not a monster. she was just a sick woman. and she would have needed a lot of mental health care. i see her for who she was. >> fa

gypsy eventually told herself that there was only one way out.convinced her then-boyfriend to murder her mother. >> my mother i was forced to use a ch wheelchair. she started telling people i had cancer. i started to felt like it was either her or me. >> she is now out of prison after pleading to guilty to second-degree murder. she's the subject of the new lifetime documentary "the prison confessions of gypsy rose." cnn's elizabeth wagmeister sat down with gypsy rose blanchard for a fascinating new interview. >> if your mother were here today, what would you tell her? >> i would say, i understand. i see her in the way she was not a evil woman. she was not a monster. she was just a sick woman, and she would have needed a lot of mental health care. i see her for who she is now, or who she was. >> fascinating for a lot of reasons. thank you all for watching. our coverage continues.

home, you need to, you need to, you need to, you know where the gypsies are, i know.eady 30 years old, my son is 30, my son, the question is, seven, i know, i already started a business in the nineties with a partner, builders. i was scared, well then they buried me in the ground, threw a hose into my teeth, like i’ll lie there for the second day, think about it, so i lay there and thought, in the morning the mushroom pickers found me, and you know, i was so angry, i was so angry with him, i didn’t care for anyone not a word at all, silently, i drove off home... gubati, i took a hunting rifle, this is the main one, uh-huh, sit here, come on, or what? hello, hi, dad, romka, how are you, okay, mom was taken away, i’m doing my homework, what time will you arrive? i don’t know yet, i’m still on call, but you wait for me, i’ll definitely come, okay, grandpa sopi, i’ll say that i’ll do math with you, we agreed, that’s it, let’s kiss, where now, home, that’s it. where near, well, then what happened, when, well , when we went to my father’s house to get a gun, there was nothi