Sandra Birchmore’s Last Request to Her Childhood Friend Was for THIS

A dispatcher testified that when he delivered a message about Sandra’s friend calling, Farwell “got visibly and audibly upset with me. His facial expression changed to anger.” That night Farwell texted: “Let’s never discuss that again. That girl is f***ing insane.” The dispatcher told the desk officer. The desk officer told him to forget about the call. The scrap of paper went in the trash.

Sandra’s doctor scored her a zero on suicidal ideation — not one thought of hurting herself. Her pregnancy was viable at seven weeks. She was “doing everything an adult person is expected to do.”

The defense built Sandra a reason with a journal entry, the Zoloft warning label, and about two dollars in her account. The government showed what the defense cut: “You hurt me from day one.”

Sandra ordered a custom onesie that said “made with love” and asked her childhood friend to take Valentine’s Day photos. The judge ruled: three women Farwell had affairs with will testify next. Adults. None hidden.

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