She feared he’d finish the job unless she got him locked up. She was so scared that she’d testified against him. But try as hard as she could, she’d never been able to retrieve a single image of him or anyone else attacking her. And she was willing to admit it.
However, she claimed her health was so poor, she couldn’t leave her bed. Her doctor agreed, telling Nora he wouldn’t allow Holly to be moved.
Nora guessed both Holly and her doctor were concerned that if the woman confessed her lie in a Washington court, she’d face criminal charges.
But Holly was willing to sign an affidavit, swearing to what she’d told Nora.
Channing had filed the paperwork yesterday, informing Marianne Freemantle that the team representing Jared Nelson would be introducing a notarized statement from Holly Nels
