The Playboy Murders Season 3 Episode 1

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00:00Kimmy was like a walking Barbie.

00:05She was picture perfect.

00:07Anywhere we went, everyone thought she was a model or a playmate.

00:11Nightclubs want to use Playboy models to have at their events.

00:16So where do you go if you're a club promoter?

00:18You get into that Playboy mansion.

00:22But the nightlife scene in Hollywood is probably the most dangerous place in America.

00:26There's so many people out there who see Playboy as easy prey.

00:31Something didn't feel right. My gut knew something was wrong.

00:36But more happened than what they're saying.

00:39Why would you lie about what happened to your friend?

00:42In my opinion, this case is a murder.

00:46These kinds of tragedies happen with a terrifying amount of frequency.

00:52I was like, wow, we have to expose this.

01:10On July 21st, 2017, at approximately 3.15 in the afternoon,

01:17West Hollywood Dispatch received a call about a person not breathing.

01:24The caller tells the operator, I've been out all night partying and my friend is not breathing.

01:32She was distraught, confused and sounded overwhelmed by the situation.

01:37Her friend was unconscious and her lips were blue.

01:42Approximately 10 minutes after the 911 call, the paramedics and law enforcement personnel arrived.

01:48They see a beautiful young woman laying on the ground.

01:57She's wearing a black bra that looks slightly disheveled.

02:01She's wearing black pants, unbuttoned.

02:06Death never looks normal. You know, it just doesn't.

02:11They check for a pulse, check for signs of life.

02:15And in this case, they found signs of death.

02:21Preliminarily, detectives at scene determined the death was an overdose.

02:28An OD. It happens in Hollywood all the time.

02:32The apartment owner identified the victim as 30-year-old Playboy casting assistant, Kimberly Fattorini.

02:48In the 2010s, Playboy was such a huge multimedia company, but it was also kind of running on fumes.

02:55People weren't really buying magazines so much.

02:58There was also a ton of porn online.

03:01There's a ton of beautiful women just on Instagram. You can see all that stuff for free.

03:08In order to combat this, Playboy really doubled down on trying to put itself into the mainstream media.

03:13Whether it was through Playboy.com, through TV shows like The Girls Next Door.

03:19And all this was happening right when Kim Fattorini was coming onto the scene.

03:24I met Kim when we were kids.

03:27We grew up in the same hometown of La Mirada, California.

03:32Kim was one of the most kind-hearted people I've ever met.

03:37We had a really strong friendship.

03:41We had a nickname for each other. We would call each other favorite because we were literally each other's favorite person.

03:47Her energy was just so much fun.

03:52Kimmy was like a walking Barbie. She was picture perfect.

03:57Girls would meet her, they would be intimidated because she was just so pretty.

04:02You just expected that she couldn't possibly be nice, too.

04:06But she was one of the kindest, sweetest women I've ever met.

04:11Kimmy and I had a lot of fun.

04:13She was one of the kindest, sweetest women I've ever met.

04:21Kim was 21 when she met Sam Rima.

04:26I met Kim in 2008 and she worked for Sony Pictures in accounting.

04:32I was a casting director for 12 years at Playboy.

04:36And one of the people I was friends with brought Kim out to some event I was at.

04:40I never met Sam Rima. I know he worked in casting for Playboy TV.

04:46He would go out to nightclubs with a lot of women.

04:50It kind of reminds me of like Hef. You know, there's the work side of it, but there's also the going out to discover girls.

04:57I did different Playboy Radio segments talking about the casting process with some of the models.

05:03Cyber Girl of the Year, Gia Rami Gay.

05:05With what I do in casting, you see lots of beautiful girls, but Kim stood out because she had a personality.

05:12Within a year, we started dating.

05:15And then she moved in with me.

05:18And Kim's father loved Playboy.

05:21He collects all the magazines from the first edition to the last. He's got every edition.

05:27And he thought what I did was great.

05:31I was casting models.

05:33I was casting models for everything from TV to sending girls over for the magazine.

05:40There'd be these huge open calls. Hundreds to thousands of girls would show up.

05:45They'd come in to be considered for anything from Playboy Cyber Girl, Playmate, Playboy TV, to attend one of the mansion events.

05:55Playboy was still a really hot ticket. Like thousands of women would try out just to get into a party.

06:02Because they hoped it would be a stepping stone to do other things in the entertainment industry.

06:07And it was basically me running and doing promotional stuff for all the casting calls.

06:12While doing Playboy, I would say, you know, once you're a Playboy model, everyone wants you to be in their commercial, their TV show.

06:19They want you to host parties.

06:21And then when I was looking for somebody, I worked with me at Playboy as my assistant.

06:25Just from knowing her good work ethic, Kim was like, you know, hands down my first choice.

06:30I work with him in casting.

06:32Oh, you work?

06:34We're very professional at working together.

06:37At work, girls didn't know Kim was my girlfriend until maybe they came to the Playboy mansion for an event.

06:44And then I'd introduce her as my girlfriend.

06:46For Sam, having somebody like Kim as his assistant was a huge benefit.

06:51Having a woman approach you feels a lot less creepy than a man. It makes you feel a lot more comfortable.

06:57Kim introduced me into modeling when I was about 21.

07:01She got me casted on a couple of Playboy TV shows.

07:05Me and Kim were constantly working on different TV shows and projects.

07:09And at one point, we did like behind the scenes casting show about what we did at Playboy.

07:16You can see in the video just how attentive Kim was to the women who were coming in to audition.

07:21I mean, you don't have to if you don't want to.

07:23We only want you to do what you want to do.

07:26I did a lot of modeling with Playboy, and she was always very protective.

07:30She would check on us. She would make sure we're okay.

07:34So she was very aware of like people have limits.

07:37And she was very keenly aware of her own limits.

07:40Me and Kim were both in countless Playboy TV stuff where, you know, we're on Playboy Radio or Playboy TV.

07:47Obviously, Kim's beautiful in everything.

07:49Women come in here, they think they're maybe potentially competing against you.

07:53I think that I make them feel comfortable. I like to think.

07:58But even though she worked for Playboy, she never wanted to pose nude for the magazine.

08:06Kim definitely had the Playboy look.

08:09Like I can guarantee you she was walking around L.A. and people were going up to her saying you should be in Playboy.

08:13But she loved and respected her dad and her mother.

08:16And even though her father loved Playboy, he just was like don't do anything nude because he was against her doing nudity.

08:25Kim had an amazing relationship with her family.

08:29She loved her family so much.

08:31So that was never an option for her to be a playmate or anything like that.

08:35Because Kim didn't want to pose nude, there weren't many options for her at Playboy magazine.

08:40But working behind the scenes at Playboy is another unique avenue into this world.

08:47So Kim did a lot of promotional video stuff for Playboy that was non-nude.

08:51Playboy Radio.

08:53Playboy TV.

08:55Playboy TV.

08:57Playboy Radio.

08:59Playboy TV.

09:01Playboy Radio.

09:02Playboy TV.

09:05And then other people would see her and she'd get offers for other things.

09:10Just like Maxim, lots of music videos, commercials, other magazines.

09:20Kim also modeled for Dreamgirls.

09:23It was a calendar shoot.

09:25A lot of girls in Playboy actually did that.

09:27It was an annual thing where they would have a whole new set of models modeling for the calendar.

09:32And it would come out every year.

09:34It's a very typical L.A. pin-up model kind of a thing that you would do.

09:39You can see it has her stats down here, a lip print, her signature.

09:44Very centerfold-esque, but of course not nude.

09:47And she looks beautiful.

09:51She loved being in front of the camera.

09:53I started seeing pictures of her in a magazine, and I'm like, oh my gosh, she just looks so beautiful.

10:01From the outside, it really looked like Kim had it all.

10:04She has this amazing career, a supportive boyfriend.

10:08But the Playboy world also in itself gave quite a bit of challenges.

10:15When you're in the Playboy bubble, there's a certain level of security and safety

10:20and looking out for each other.

10:21But when you get outside of those boundaries, things can go really wrong really fast.

10:27You have to be so careful because there are so many dangerous ******

10:31and there are so many people who feel that they can take whatever they want.

10:36Every weekend, we would go out. We'd go to clubs or we'd go to the Playboy Mansion.

10:43At the Playboy parties, there was always this classic mix of powerful men

10:48wanting to party with beautiful women.

10:51And there was a lot of pressure.

10:53There was a lot of pressure.

10:55There was a lot of pressure.

10:57There was a lot of pressure.

10:59There was a lot of pressure.

11:01There was a lot of pressure.

11:02And men wanting to party with beautiful women.

11:07And so it makes sense that nightclubs in L.A. want to mimic that

11:11and use Playboy models to have at their events.

11:14A club promoter's job was to bring in all the hot chicks,

11:19bring them to the VIP, the hottest table for the biggest celebrities.

11:23When a nightclub promoter is catering to big spenders

11:27that they want to come into the club and pay for the table

11:30and buy all the bottle service,

11:32person to be excited to be there because there's a ton of beautiful women to meet.

11:36So where do you go if you're a club promoter? You get into that Playboy

11:40mansion and you start getting numbers from these girls. I bet nightclub

11:45promoters were asking Sam and Kim to come have a table here, bring all your

11:48girls. Hey come on out, free dinner, free booze, whatever you want. It's gonna be

11:55the best time of your life.

11:59It's interesting because I feel the Playboy parties in the 2000s seemed

12:03very safe. People were always very well-behaved in front of Hef. They wanted

12:11to be invited back. I always felt pretty safe at the mansion just because Kim and

12:20Sam always made sure everyone was safe, even in the party scene. Everybody knew

12:26Kim. Everybody loved Kim. She was always with Sam, that's the thing, and they were

12:31very codependent. Me and Kim were together, you know, I guess it was eight

12:38and a half years. She wanted to get married and have children and that was

12:43her kind of ultimate goal. That was the plan. I think turning 30, that really was

12:55a turning point in her life because she was really looking at her future and

12:59started to realize I need to focus on the things that I really want in life.

13:05Kim was in love with Sam and she definitely would have settled down with

13:09him if he were to give her that opportunity. At the time I just wasn't

13:15ready to go that next step and so she felt like she wanted to just take a

13:21break.

13:29Shortly after the breakup, Kim and I moved in together.

13:37Leading up to the ending of their relationship, Kim knew she was checking

13:42out so I think once it finally happened it was kind of like a weight was lifted

13:47off her shoulder. It was her first time being single and independent in

13:52her entire adult life and she just wanted to have fun going out and meeting

13:59new people and having new experiences.

14:03It was always such a scene going out with Kim because we would show up in a

14:07limo or a party bus and showing up to a club or an event. There were definitely a

14:14lot of eyes on us. Kim partied a lot you know with Sam but then after they broke

14:22up she was partying just about the same but without the protection of a man.

14:34Kim met Eli at a yacht event through a mutual friend. I knew Eli at the time.

14:41He was the go-to club promoter in Hollywood. Eli Webby was super well known.

14:48He was the guy you wanted to go to if you wanted to be on the list at all the

14:52nightclubs. I considered him a friend to be honest. He was really calm, he was very

14:58genuine and he was a cool dude.

15:02Kim only knew Eli for about a couple months and she wanted me to come out and

15:10hang out with him. Kim was just friends with Eli and he was just going out to

15:14have a good time. We all went to Warwick and an after-party. He was like on top of

15:20the world because of what he was doing and the celebrities he was hanging out

15:23with. Eli Webby would literally be whatever you need. He's trying to make

15:32friends with these celebrities and maintain these relationships. I didn't

15:38get the best impression of him. He was being like really rude to me and it got

15:44to a point where I had to leave because I was feeling very uncomfortable around

15:48him. Kim who had always partied with her boyfriend Sam and Playboy had only

15:56experienced nightlife in a very sheltered way. The whole time that we

16:02were separated you know I was trying to work things out with her but I think she

16:07was trying to kind of make me wait for a little bit because she thought that

16:11I'd be for sure ready to get married and have kids. I was never concerned with her

16:17going out like with her girlfriends on her own because she was very

16:21responsible. The nightlife scene in Hollywood is probably the most dangerous

16:28place in America.

16:32This isn't the Playboy mansion. The nightlife to me is blood-sucking. You

16:39have the high-level people which are more the vampires. You're doing drugs

16:44because you're trying to get laid and you're clout chasing. The fact that all

16:50the men there it's kind of like they're there to pass the women out to these men

16:53and these men are just like tick-tick-tick gimme gimme gimme. It still

16:59makes me cringe to this day thinking about it. There's so many other people

17:04out there in the world who see Playboy as just like oh you want to pose nude

17:08you know that means you're easy prey that means you'll do anything. You can

17:13find yourself in situations that feel unsafe and you don't know people's

17:19ulterior motives. People in LA will be nice to your face and it's just so that

17:26they can see what they can get from you. And Kim unfortunately trusted people

17:32that she should move.

17:44Back in the early 2010s I would get offers to host at nightclubs all the

17:48time. I remember it didn't even feel safe to me necessarily. I was always really

17:55careful about you know what I was drinking. I usually didn't drink alcohol

17:59at all because something about it just felt sketchy. The fine line between

18:04having fun and going too far that line can get blurred super easily when drugs

18:10are involved. Usually I would go out with Kim because we were always together but

18:18that night I was really tired and I just wanted to have like a relaxing night in.

18:22So Kim went out that night with her friend Monica Moss. Kim met Monica through

18:28casting because she did some Playboy stuff. But there was something that

18:34signaled many red flags in me about Monica. I didn't want to be around her. I

18:40would always find a way to get away from her. But Monica was adamant about her

18:47going out with her that night and Kimmy being a sweetheart and not being able to

18:51say no. I was like okay fine I'll come with you.

18:57So Monica and Kim went out to a club that Eli was the promoter for. I remember

19:05staying up really late. I was checking Kim's social media to kind of just check

19:10on her to see when she was coming home. She looked like she was having a good

19:14time. She was out with Eli and Monica and she just looked like how she normally

19:19did on a night out.

19:28The next morning I woke up around 9 30 a.m. and Kim wasn't there so I just

19:35thought she probably just stayed the night at a friend's house. Something

19:40didn't feel right. My gut knew something was wrong. It was around 3 p.m. I opened

19:48my Instagram DMs and I saw a message from Monica Moss and she said call me

19:54Kim is not waking up 9-1-1. I called her and she was crying. She was saying Kim's

20:03not breathing she's not breathing and I yelled at her to call 9-1-1 and I grabbed

20:09my purse and ran out the door. I called Sam and he got the same message from

20:16Monica. I got in my car and I would I sped the whole way. The whole time I was

20:24just thinking God please let her be okay the entire time.

20:33I pull up to the complex in West Hollywood and I saw a bunch of cop cars

20:39surrounding the building. They were taping it off and I see Monica sitting

20:44on the front steps of the complex with her face in her hands crying. I got there

20:51and the sheriff said I can't let you in you can't come inside and I was just

20:58like is she okay and I stood there in complete shock and that's when I knew

21:04she was gone. In that moment it felt like my soul left my body.

21:15Because there was such a scene in front of the complex they didn't want to carry

21:19Kim out in front of everybody so they took her out on the side of the complex

21:25and I saw her body being carried out on a stretcher. I had no clue what happened

21:33to her. As detectives examined the scene they found no signs of a break-in, no

21:42signs of a fight, no signs of a struggle. Kimberly's friend Monica said they were

21:48the only ones there at the time. Monica tells the detectives that she was out

21:53all night long with her friend Kim, that she saw Kim doing cocaine, drinking and

22:00partying.

22:05They come home at 5 in the morning and they both go to sleep.

22:11Monica in the bedroom, Kim on the couch. Monica tells the deputy that she wakes

22:17up at about three o'clock, tries to roust Kim, discovers that her lips are blue

22:24and immediately calls 9-1-1.

22:34The statement from Monica to the deputy would have indicated that it's more

22:39likely than not that Kim overdosed on something. Sadly drugs and alcohol abuse

22:46are fairly common in the modeling world and so many girls can get caught up with

22:50tragic consequences. When Kimberly first passed people thought this was just

22:57another party girl, an accidental overdose, a night out went too far.

23:02I know Kim like nobody else. At the very most the only thing she would have done

23:09that night was drink alcohol. Kimmy knew her limits. She was really good about not

23:15mixing things, especially if it was something that would cause the overdose

23:20since she had been drinking that night. She was very careful individual when it

23:24came to things like that. I was very confused as to how Kim passed and I

23:30remember trying to text Monica and trying to get answers from her and she

23:34just was ignoring my texts. She didn't want to tell me or any of Kim's real

23:39friends what happened, but she told some of her friends. So I heard from several

23:47close people to her what really went down. The reality is Hollywood is a very

23:53evil place.

24:04When someone in the Playboy community passes away from an overdose it

24:12definitely hits the people who knew and loved them hard in that community, but

24:17the company never really says anything about it. They try and keep it from

24:20getting as much attention as possible. I didn't believe it was just an overdose

24:25because that wasn't the kind of person Kim was. The initial statement of Monica

24:31Moss to detectives is very plausible. It's very consistent with a story that's

24:36been told hundreds and hundreds of times.

24:42So the LA coroner's office conducted an autopsy and all signs on the autopsy

24:50pointed to there was no sexual assault.

24:55People were coming out and just creating these horrible rumors about her and just

24:59saying that she overdosed and she was a druggy and drug addict and she did this

25:06to herself.

25:10Approximately a month after the autopsy the toxicology report comes back and

25:15shows elevated levels of cocaine and blood alcohol nearly twice the legal

25:20limit. And something more sinister. GHB in her system.

25:31GHB. It's the date rape truck.

25:37GHB is extremely scary because it doesn't look or taste or smell like

25:42anything. Oftentimes people don't even know it's been put into their drink

25:46until it's too late. When somebody slips that into someone else's drink they want

25:52that person to be incoherent and passed out so they can have sex with them

25:55without any resistance or consent. Nobody does GHB as a party drug. Nobody

26:02does a drug that's meant to date rape people.

26:07Take a capper, a little dose of G, and lights out.

26:16When I found out that GHB was in her system I knew that she was drugged. That

26:23that was by someone else's doing.

26:28When the toxicology came back and showed extremely elevated levels of GHB with

26:42that drugs reputation that would have triggered them to consider is sexual

26:47assault something that's that's in play here. But at the time the detectives were

26:54made aware of the GHB it was far too late in the process for a sexual assault

26:59kit. There would be no chance of recovering any viable evidence. Kim and

27:07Monica were hanging out with Eli that night. From someone who knows LA and the

27:14scene and how it works it's drugs every night. In my mind Eli had the girls at

27:20dinner. He went to the club, showed off the girls, went to another club, showed

27:26off the girls. The detectives go back to re-interview Monica Moss. At this point

27:39they had the toxicology report that showed that Kimberly had GHB in her

27:44system. The date rape drug. What men were they with at Eli Wiebe's house? Did any

27:51men go back to the apartment with Monica and Kimberly? Now Monica tells a

27:58completely different story. She says to the detectives she freaked out. She was

28:02traumatized. Now Monica tells detectives after the club's closing they'd gone to

28:08Eli Wiebe's residence at approximately 5 a.m.

28:12Eli has a plate of cocaine and he's inviting everybody over to keep the

28:16party going. Monica tells detectives they continued to take drugs, drink alcohol

28:22and party. But it's not just Monica and Kim.

28:30What happens next is very murky. I started to hear that there was somebody

28:38else on the scene. Eli spends most of his time texting his friend saying

28:45there's girls here and you need to come over and party. I've got coke, I've got

28:51booze, come on over. It's just a rotation, a rotation of women. Monica tells

28:59detectives at some point Sean Merriman showed up. Sean Merriman played for the

29:09San Diego Chargers. He was a linebacker, probably one of the best in the NFL and

29:14he was really like infamous for when he tackled a quarterback he would do his

29:18lights-out dance and that became his motto. So Eli makes the text to Merriman

29:25to entice Merriman to come over. Sean Merriman arrived at Webe's home and Sean

29:33Merriman ordered an Uber to take the group to Monica's apartment.

29:40Once returning to Monica's apartment they continued to drink. Monica relates

29:48that she fell asleep out on the living room couch. Eventually she wakes up and

29:53finds Kimberly and Sean in her bed undressed. She asked them if she can have

29:59her bed and they can go to the living room. Monica relates that when she woke

30:04up the next day and discovered Kimberly on the sofa, Sean Merriman was still

30:09there. And she says to the detectives right there that she panicked. She

30:16describes a conversation with Sean Merriman where he says the media is

30:20going to be all over this. I got to get out of here. And he leaves. He's worrying

30:28about his own reputation.

30:36Sean Merriman is known to be aggressive. The California NFL star has been

30:43arrested and his reality show girlfriend taken to the hospital. He was under

30:48investigation for domestic abuse with Tila Tequila and somehow Sean got out of it.

30:53The new evidence from Monica raises many questions about the case.

31:03So detectives obtain and serve Eli Webe a search warrant due to the additional

31:09information they had received about Kimberly. We allowed the detectives to

31:15take screenshots of his text messages. Using these text messages detectives are

31:21able to piece together some of the events that occurred early that morning.

31:25In the text messaging between Kim and Eli, Eli invites Kim and Monica to come

31:32over. So they show up at Eli Webe's house. There also appears to be a disturbing

31:38text thread between him and Sean where Eli talks about securing women for

31:44sexual use. During the detectives interview with Webe, they bring up the

31:52subject of GHB and they ask Webe about the Sean Merriman party with GHB. Webe

32:01admits yes he does but denies knowing if he brought any over to his house.

32:07Detectives had lots of information regarding Sean Merriman and his

32:12potential involvement in Kimberly's death but there wasn't enough evidence

32:15to file a criminal case leading to the end of the investigation. He got his

32:23attorney involved immediately. He wouldn't talk to him. He said here's my

32:26talk to my attorney. He was advised not to talk to the detectives and he didn't.

32:33And the case was closed in September of 2017 with no arrests.

32:44Oh my god I was gutted. I was so sick to my stomach and so pissed. When they closed

32:52the investigation I feel like there just wasn't any justice served and I feel

32:56like her family was just left in the dark. I just immediately was I I was

33:03shocked like I don't know who else was involved in the cover-up but there was

33:08obviously a cover-up of what happened to her. I think no one got arrested because

33:13they spread all these rumors to make it look like she OD'd which she did not. She

33:18was 100% drug that's in the autopsy report and I don't know how high the

33:25cover-up goes or who else helped them cover up but more happened to Kim than

33:30what they're saying.

33:37Then two years later a document was sent to me by a police official that wanted

33:44to remain anonymous saying hey out of all the people who should read this you

33:50need to see this because you could do something with it. And I did. I released

33:55that information via Instagram.

34:03It was absolutely disgusting and it went viral. Beyond viral.

34:122019 comes along Kim's parents decided to file the civil wrongful death lawsuit

34:24against Monica Moss, Eli Webby and Sean Merriman. Once I read the text messages

34:32in the document I was like wow we have to expose this. Eli was completely

34:38looking at these women like they weren't even real people they were just sex

34:41objects. Eli makes a text to Merriman to entice Merriman to come over.

34:58Merriman texts back I don't have time for games which means either I'm gonna

35:04get laid or I'm not coming. Sean Merriman is a dirty little bastard. You can read

35:14the text. She was out of it. She texted Eli and said your friend put G in my

35:24drink. And G is GHB. And she texted him again saying I don't feel right can

35:38someone please check on me could someone help me. They just like ignored it and

35:48nobody went to help her.

35:54So when I released the litigation on Instagram everyone went crazy. That's

36:03when people started to really find out what happened to her because up until

36:06then there weren't any answers and everyone just thought like it was an

36:10overdose. It completely changes what people thought happened. The

36:17entertainment industry was going nuts. It just didn't seem believable. The text

36:22messages were so intense and so incriminating. How are these guys still

36:26walking the streets?

36:30Sean denied he had any responsibility in Kim's death and released a statement

36:35saying so. Sean attended an after-party more than two years ago where a young

36:40woman unfortunately overdosed. The statement reads the police thoroughly

36:44investigated and found no wrongdoing whatsoever by Sean. The fact that they

36:48are raising this now two years after the fact demonstrates the baseless

36:52nature of these allegations. Eli posted a statement on his website regarding Kim's

36:57death and in his book he addresses the situation. This is part of a statement he

37:03wrote about Kim's death. I want to make it very clear that I did not give any

37:07illegal substances to Kim. I did check on her to make sure she was okay after her

37:12last text message to me. I still can't understand why the sheriff's department

37:20didn't do anything about it knowing what happened and what is right there in

37:26their face. How do you close an investigation on a girl who was

37:30obviously drugged, raped, and killed? Why would you close the investigation on

37:37something like that? I really believe Merriman has some sort of in with the

37:43police whether it's a friend or a fan something because none of it makes sense

37:48zero. I think that the authorities brushed this off as an overdose and they

37:56did not do their appropriate jobs to make sure it wasn't homicide. They should

38:02have checked to see if she was raped. Everything was just kind of brushed

38:06under the rug and ignored.

38:14There's so many conflicting stories about what happened on the night that

38:18Kim died. These kinds of tragedies happen with a terrifying amount of frequency.

38:24You know we hear about this one because there's a football player allegedly

38:28involved. There's a woman who's connected to Playboy. You know there's a Hollywood

38:32nightlife promoter so it makes for a really you know scandalous story but

38:37imagine if that's happening to somebody that doesn't have that kind of an

38:41association. It's very unfortunate this is going to a civil situation when

38:47realistically this should be a criminal situation. In my opinion this case is a

38:53murder. No money's gonna fix this. No money's gonna bring back Kim. No money's

38:59gonna save the next woman.

39:07It's been hard to cope with Kim's passing you know especially being that

39:10there's no closure. I would have married her. We would have had a family a hundred

39:15percent. I mean if she was here that's where we'd be right now. Watching videos

39:20of Kim on the anniversary of her death when I go visit her grave and leave her

39:25flowers on her birthday it's you know heartbreaking every time. I've tried to

39:30move on and I think that's what Kim would wanted but I think it'll be a

39:35lifetime of hurt. Even with closure they're still gonna be hurt forever.

39:42She just filled my heart with so much joy and comfort and she made me really

39:47happy in a moment where I needed it the most.

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