Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "The Mortician, The Murder, The Movie | Full Episode" video.

Bernie Tiede is the epitome of a people pleaser. Reminds me of Ronald Santiago, from another classic 48 Hours episode. I have learned over the course of my life to never trust people pleasers.
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Uh, no. If anything, they went easy on her. She was estranged for many years from her only child, and treated everyone in her life horribly. Despised by everyone she knew.
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 @julievanderleest True, this episode doesn't say it, but Ms. Nugent was in fact despised by everyone who knew her. She had been estranged from her only son for many years.
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 @harshanid3636 Actually, the prosecutor is a man of remarkable integrity, reopening the sentencing of a case despite the harm it could cause him, because he wanted to see justice done.
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She was estranged from her only son. And from nearly everyone else too. Nasty woman.
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@susanadiaz4385 Excellent point. If you read the article written in the New York Times by her nephew after the movie came out, she comes across as a miserable human being.
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This show actually understated how nasty and mean the victim was. She had essentially chased everyone out of her life.
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@MermaidDolphinNYC What happened to your lawsuit against Lehmann?
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Tuesdays and Fridays
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@diablaa708 Yup. 7 am Eastern Time Zone in the US.
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@rubyhenderson1393 Punctuation is a thing
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 @lisastevens2431 "That old bat" - very decriptive. I like it 👍
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@MermaidDolphinNYC What happened in your lawsuit against Lehmann College?
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DA Buck is a man of incredible integrity. He had nothing to gain by reopening sentencing, and everything to lose, but did the right thing because he cared about doing the right thing. Every DA should be that special. Some are, some aren't.
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 @joanzarutskie1417 What about his welcome?
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@oliverxhmll Talk about a strawman. When did I say that she was worse than him?
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@rustymebane8265 Indeed. I wish everyone else involved in the law had the same level of integrity.
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