The Playboy Murders Season 3 Episode 4

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00:01Working as a Playboy bunny was kind of edgy, kind of prestigious back in the 60s.

00:07Good food and drink, pretty girls, good entertainment.

00:11I felt like a superstar for nine hours a day.

00:15The bunny must always be correct and ready to smile however tired she is.

00:20But there was a lot of do's and don'ts.

00:24The bunnies had to be perfect. If they didn't have large breasts, they augmented them.

00:30And the Playboy club was full of powerful men.

00:34And even though most of these men might seem harmless, you never really know.

00:40The situation at the club was a time bomb waiting to explode.

00:45I think jealousy and betrayal can make us act irrational.

00:50She has no idea she's about to fall prey to her worst nightmare.

01:00It's a very beautiful relationship.

01:01The unfortunate relationship.

01:05Around six o'clock a frantic call came into the Georgia Baptist Emergency Operator.

01:23Emergency operator in the background there are sounds of a woman in distress

01:29The man was requesting an ambulance to the apartment of Jackie Hendrickson a playboy bunny

01:37When the officer arrived on the scene he went to the bedroom

01:43The person was already deceased

01:53Jackie Hendrickson was born Jacqueline Sandra Paul in Dallas, Texas

01:59Jackie as a child was hazel-eyed rosy cheeks and tended to be chubbier

02:05It can be tough as a young girl growing up with the beauty standards that they had in the 1960s

02:11Unfortunately, it's all too common for adolescent girls to be bullied for their appearance and feeling that lack of self-worth

02:17At such an early age can have a lasting consequence

02:21As she became more of a teenager. She definitely kind of grew into her figure got a little bit more self-confident

02:28Boys started paying attention to her

02:32So when Jackie graduates at 18 years old from high school as valedictorian

02:37She runs off to get married to Robert Hendrickson who was a little bit older than her and an Air Force cadet

02:44But the marriage was short-lived it only lasted for a few years

02:47So Jackie ended up moving to Atlanta

02:51Jackie started working as a substitute and while she did want to be a teacher

02:55I think she quickly realized that the pay wasn't gonna be enough for her to sustain herself

03:00That's when she comes across an ad

03:04She was a young single girl

03:06She was beautiful and I could definitely see why she wanted to sign up to be a Playboy bunny

03:10She must have felt so intrigued, you know working as a Playboy bunny was kind of edgy kind of prestigious back in the 60s

03:18You can feel like you've finally been told you're beautiful and you're sexy and that can be really rewarding

03:24Especially when you've grown up not feeling that way

03:28She tried out to be one of the original Playboy bunnies at the Playboy Club in Atlanta

03:32And she really embodied everything that Playboy wanted in a bunny at that time

03:47The first Playboy Club opened in 1960

03:50It was an iconic part of American history

03:52Walking into the Playboy Club was really like walking into another world

03:57You would go and you'd see beautiful women in bunny costume

04:00You'd take in a show, you'd get dinner and drinks

04:04The idea I think for Hugh Hefner was to make men feel like they could walk into the magazine

04:09Relaxed urban living, good food and drink, pretty girls, good entertainment

04:13It's an attempt as much as possible to kind of bring to life many of the notions that are popularized in the magazine

04:22Over the next five years 12 different clubs opened across the country

04:26And in 1965 they set their sights on Atlanta

04:32The Playboy Club coming to Atlanta was a really big deal

04:36In each city the Playboy Club really strove to provide the best customer service

04:43So when the Playboy Clubs were opening in the south there's a whole culture of politeness and warmth and you want to find women who embody that

04:50Keith Hefner who's Hugh's brother was the one who's interviewing and hiring

04:58I knew Keith pretty well he was up at the mansion all the time

05:02He reminded me of like an old movie star

05:09The interview process involved modeling a bikini

05:12And I had a french bikini that I could hold in this hand

05:18They said where's your bathing suit and I said here and he said you're hired

05:23You had a three by five card that you put your name on your address your birth date and why you wanted that job

05:31And I put I wanted to make money

05:35Jackie and I both were teaching and we both ended up being pushed toward the club almost

05:41By a lack of money in that profession

05:43We made a lot more money at the Playboy Club. It was definitely a difference

05:48It was 1300 girls interviewed and they hired 30 of us

05:54I was one of the original bunnies

05:57And Jackie was one of the original bunnies there too

06:01Not everybody of course is cut out to be the Playboy Bunny

06:05Not everyone feels comfortable wearing a one-piece bathing suit to work every day

06:10The bunny costume lifted you up and sucked you in all the right places

06:19But at the same time it's a very skimpy outfit and you've got to go out into this club wearing it in front of so many people

06:30Wearing these years takes me way back way back in time. I love them

06:34Sometimes we would have to put a bobby pin to make sure because all the moving around sometimes they could get loose and fall

06:47We had a cocky ears one had to be up one had to be like this

06:51It's almost like hearing a special song that takes you back to the event this

06:58Takes me back to that event and I'll put them on sometimes at home just to remind myself. I am pretty

07:04I'm so pretty

07:06I

07:08Met Jackie at the Playboy club

07:12We had a connection because we both had dark auburn hair

07:16I don't think hers was real mine wasn't real, but sometimes people would get us confused if they saw us on the floor

07:24Let's give it a try go along this way, okay, there we go low carry at the moment low carry

07:29Okay, faster training was really rigorous because they have to memorize the entire manual. There's a lot of rules

07:37Jackie seemed to be a real power and she was tough

07:40Quickly quickly quickly quick. I carry

07:45Reverse there was a lot of do's and don'ts no jewelry you can't lay your tray down

07:51Arm has got to be positioned at a certain angle your ears had to be a certain angle

07:56Just keep putting one foot in front of the other remember to smile remember do your bunny dip

08:11Jackie and all of us had to be perfect

08:15We had to pass inspection every day

08:18You had to brush your tail for 30 minutes with the hair had to be perfect makeup had to be perfect

08:26They did a weigh-in every monday if you gained three pounds or lost three pounds you could be suspended until either gained or lost it back

08:36For someone who like Jackie who has that history of insecurity about weight

08:42Imagine the pressure that that must have put on her

08:46But being a bunny could be beneficial

08:48Semi-regularly playboy magazine would do a pictorial featuring different bunnies from their clubs around the country

08:56In 1966 we heard they were going to be doing an issue on the bunnies of the south and we bunnies of dixie

09:05Some bunnies wanted to be featured in the magazine and different girls

09:10You know talking about how they they were going to try to be in there and maybe even be a centerfold

09:18So Jackie gets an opportunity to be photographed and interviewed for this bunnies of dixie spread

09:26This is the august 1966 issue featuring the bunnies of dixie

09:35You have a very cute photo of a playboy bunny at the door

09:39We couldn't wait to get it when that magazine came out

09:42We couldn't wait to get a hold of everybody was like grabbing it trying to see turning pages

09:47Now I remember one girl says oh my boobs are like pancakes

09:50I'm looking at all these photos and it's a pretty decent sized photo spread

09:55You have some topless photos a lot of lifestyle photos

09:59You can see a lot of the bunnies here fit that 1960s southern fresh-faced

10:07But they didn't publish Jackie's photo

10:10Her pictures didn't get into the magazine and she was very upset about it she wanted in there she felt very slighted

10:20Jackie was competitive i think that that would have been a blow to her ego

10:26Thinking your photos going to come out in the magazine and then having it be the one that's not must have been really hurtful

10:33Like what's wrong with me that they didn't pick my picture?

10:43So for her I think this message she's gotten is that she's not perfect

10:48She's okay enough for this but she's not perfect enough to be in the magazine

10:53And she's gonna go out to figure out how to be perfect

10:57Unaware she's about to fall prey to her worst nightmare

11:03You

11:07Now some people never stop playing with dolls even when they grow up especially if they're bunny dolls

11:19At the atlanta playboy club i felt like a superstar for eight hours nine hours a day

11:26You go in and put your costumes on your makeup bunny ears and you are it

11:31In 1967 the playboy club in atlanta has solidified itself as the it spot in the city

11:39Where you can rub elbows with the best people in town

11:44Everybody wanted to be there it was the place to be you know you you were really nothing socially unless you had a card my god

11:51I just remember stepping out on that floor

11:56Being happy knowing that i was going to meet all these important people that was shaping atlanta actors movie stars singers

12:04Whatever in town they were going to be in there

12:07The playboy club is like a home away from home for the busy and weary gentlemen of the town and from hundreds of miles away

12:14After all you don't exactly have this kind of service at home

12:18The playboy club was full of powerful men

12:21But bunnies were not allowed to date customers

12:25They were allowed to date top executives

12:27But not the customers because they wanted to create an aura around the bunnies and have them feel untouchable

12:32The customers could come in and fantasize about the bunnies, but they couldn't take them home

12:39Keith hefner explained it to us in training that he

12:43Definitely did not want the playboy club to be known as a pickup place that you could go in there and you know pick up a hot chick

12:52The bunnies might have been tempted to break the rules

12:55But even though most of these men might seem harmless you never really know

13:00One of those prominent members is dr. Warren brown he's a plastic surgeon in the city

13:10Dr. Brown was something of a prodigy he graduated medical school at 23

13:15He went on to do his surgery residency here at georgia baptist even had a fellowship at the mayo clinic

13:21So it was really impressive for him to do that all at a young age

13:23My dad was intelligent beyond the wildest dreams

13:29He wanted to achieve the highest level of anything he did

13:37My grandfather was I guess you could say like a super genius and he was extremely well known in atlanta

13:44And he was very charismatic

13:52My dad's nickname was the darling of georgia baptist

13:57I think he got it because he probably was a flirt

14:00Dr brown was exactly who hugh hefner would have created the playboy club for and he was a frequent visitor and a fan

14:08I

14:11For jackie the appearance of dr. Brown in the playboy club might have seemed like divine intervention

14:18Looking at all the photos of those who were chosen in the magazine one thing jackie did notice of course is that each of those women had that perfect playboy

14:27bosom

14:29I think that big bus were

14:32Important to probably all the bunnies if you got right down to it

14:35You wanted to have something that's pushed up out of your costume

14:41But the girls felt that because so much emphasis was put on the breasts at that time that if they didn't have large breasts that they augmented them

14:52Definitely having bigger breasts would help you get noticed in playboy and get pictured in playboy

14:58Getting breast implants in the 60s though was quite rare

15:05That didn't really become too common in playboy until the 1980s

15:10In fact before that have said that he used to tell the girls to go on birth control to get bigger boobs

15:15For jackie getting a boob job is about more than just transforming herself physically

15:30This is opening the door to new opportunities. Maybe she finally will be able to get featured in playboy

15:38And here's a man who has the ability to give her the body she thinks she needs and she has the opportunity to wait on him

15:45So in july of 1967 jackie moves forward with her plans of getting a boob job and she goes to dr brown to get it done

15:57After getting this major surgery done dr brown gives jackie a certain amount of time that she's supposed to take off work

16:06But jackie wants to show her boobs off right so she goes back to work earlier than scheduled

16:11I

16:12Actually, I actually did the same thing when I had my breast implants

16:15I was working at a pancake house in college and I went to do a shift like the next day or something and everybody thought I was such a zombie

16:22It's a painful surgery and you'll be kind of out of it for a couple days, but sometimes you overestimate yourself

16:30Because of the pressure on the boobs when you're having to lift those girls up there were complications

16:35Because you probably weren't supposed to do that

16:40So she calls dr. Brown because she's really worried about her complications

16:44And he agrees to meet with her at her apartment after hours to see what's going on

16:56So in this after hours appointment things go from professional to passionate it's pretty quickly and the two start a romantic

17:11interaction

17:13I

17:19I would always say if you were to date someone that was a member and it did happen

17:26You just wanted to make darn sure it was somebody worth losing your job over

17:31It doesn't take long for this relationship to really solidify and from then on they are seeing each other pretty much every day

17:37Just like the bunnies maintain an air of mystery sometimes that went for the clientele as well

17:51And he does have a secret dr. Brown confesses to Jackie that he's actually married with two kids

18:07So dr. Brown and his wife marjorie actually met when they were both undergrads

18:15My mom was a socialite

18:18She loved being in that element that was who she was

18:23They were members of the country club

18:27Our home was in a very prestigious area here in atlanta we lived on about seven acres

18:33It was spectacular my mom wanted it to be

18:38Mirrored after the governor's mansion here she wanted those enormous columns on the front

18:47And for whatever reason he thought it was okay to have an affair

18:53But that was really the way it was in the 60s

18:56You know I think a lot of men especially men who were more prestigious

19:00I think it was very commonplace for them to have someone on the side

19:07And I believe that my mom knew my dad was having an affair

19:11She would call and ask him where he was and when was he going to be home

19:16And sometimes he would answer and sometimes he wouldn't

19:21So I would think it would have been kind of lonely because he really wasn't home that much at night

19:27It was almost like with my mom, you know, you married the good girl and then you play around with the rest

19:46I'm sure marjorie would be embarrassed knowing that her husband has a mistress

19:52Any wife would feel terrible if her husband's having an affair

19:55Regardless of who sure it's worse that it's a playboy bunny

20:00And I think jealousy and betrayal can make us act irrational

20:05She was angry

20:08Because she's like what's wrong with me?

20:11Jackie was a little more down to earth in a sense

20:14In that you know because she liked fishing and hunting and doing those kind of things

20:20Which my mom would not have

20:23So she realized in some way she was being replaced

20:29To my grandmother image was extremely important she didn't want anyone to think anything bad was going on

20:36But I think it was everything for my mom to keep that perfect image

20:42The judgment would have been more than she could have handled

20:46And sometimes in the heat of the moment that can be a motive for murder

20:51So Jackie is now in a place where she found out that her very successful and highly coveted boyfriend is married

21:09And if her job finds out about the affair

21:11She is facing termination after going through great lengths to succeed at this job

21:18So she's at a crossroads in a lot of different ways

21:30But dr. Brown tells Jackie that his marriage to his wife marjorie is not really a happy one

21:37Or that it's gonna end soon that jackie's the one he really loves

21:42That's kind of a cliche when a married man is having an affair he always says he's gonna leave the wife and rarely does

21:51She wants to see where it goes so she continues the affair

21:54But there's this rising tension that jackie must feel being hidden

21:59And jackie really starts to have a hard time at work

22:13So in october of 1967 tensions at the playboy club reached a boiling point for jackie

22:20She gets into this interaction with a bartender

22:23We had a certain order of how you had to order drinks and which order they came in

22:32Either she was off game that day

22:35But she ordered wrong and the bartender which they did i had it done to me one time

22:40They take the booze and they just pour it all over the tray

22:43Which means you have to go to the back of the line start over

22:46I can envision jackie getting into a fight with the bartender because I did it myself so often

22:55He was not a nice man

22:58She was angry and jackie did have a temper

23:03But I think there's a lot more going on then was just her argument with the bartender that night

23:09so jackie walked out

23:12She quit

23:16When jackie quit she wanted dr brown to take care of her

23:22So dr brown actually does come in and save her in a way he gives her a job in his medical office as an office assistant

23:29But insists that she needs to work under her maiden name sandra paul

23:33So that nobody will make any connections about what her previous employment was

23:38She does so well that dr brown actually trains her to be a medical assistant

23:46And he decides to move her into the top floor of a 64 unit complex that he owns

23:55She then starts managing the complex that she's also living in

23:59She's taking rent she's managing complaints. She's setting up maintenance calls

24:04Jackie's making yourself indispensable. She's managing this apartment complex. She's working in his office. She's his medical assistant

24:11She's going on after hours calls

24:13She starts to see herself as his real-life partner

24:16She even buys two matching wedding bands for them both to wear

24:24Every single aspect of his life she's a part of it except those promises

24:28He made at the beginning that he was gonna leave his wife one day aren't happening

24:32So at this point dr brown and jackie have been dated for almost two years

24:38Jackie of course has the ability to play house with dr brown, but she doesn't get the big house the socialite lifestyle

24:45The access to the elite membership clubs and all of these things that his actual wife marjorie gets and that's something that she really wants

24:53As Jackie starts to put pressure on dr brown to do what he said he's gonna do

25:05Maybe divorce his wife. He really pulls away

25:10So it's the opposite of what she wants

25:13And dr brown is not exactly giving up his family life

25:17He has his wife marjorie and they're living this really elaborate life in atlanta

25:23That's really important to both him and marjorie

25:27So everyone in this love triangle had a lot to lose

25:30For dr brown it was his family and his reputation

25:34For marjorie it was everything she had not only her kids but her status her income

25:41And for jackie

25:43It was her sanity

25:47So this is a breaking point moment for dr brown

25:50Where a lot of the things that he has worked really hard to attain both in his personal and professional life

25:57Are now at risk?

26:00He wants to have the best of both of those worlds without having to give up either

26:04But he can't

26:06Whatever he decides will be really hard to come back from

26:09On february 19th 1969

26:27Someone makes an urgent call to georgia baptist hospital requesting a negative blood and an ambulance right away

26:33And instructs them to prepare for a gunshot victim

26:42In the background there's sounds of a woman in distress

26:44When the officers arrived on the scene he went to the bedroom

26:58And found dr warren brown

27:08And he had a gunshot wound to the upper chest under his armpit

27:13Dr. Brown was already deceased

27:27The female wasn't jackie hendrickson

27:30The room was just in complete disarray

27:39There were clothes

27:41The bed was unmade

27:43Her pocketbook had been turned inside out

27:47Contents were strewn all over the floor

27:49And there were four syringes found in close proximity to the body

27:57And jackie related that the doctor had instructed her to get syringes out of his medical bag

28:03And began to try to aspirate fluid from his lungs

28:09She was trying to save his life

28:13She was giving him mouth to mouth to try to restore the breathing

28:20But that ultimately proved not to be successful

28:26Then jackie related

28:30It was her

28:32She shot dr brown

28:40She said that it had been an accident

28:43She was moving a gun from one location to another

28:46And that he had grabbed her arm and the gun discharged accidentally

29:08The night my dad was killed

29:09I remember my brother just saying our dad is dead

29:16And mom was just pleading and crying please walk through that door please come home

29:25And that would have been when my innocence was shattered

29:28And it shattered our whole family

29:31Jackie at the police station is really cooperative

29:42She's explaining how she met dr brown as a playboy bunny

29:46How they quickly fell in love

29:48The detectives treated it as an accidental shooting

29:53They gave her free reign to say whatever she wanted to.

29:57And she related the details of their relationship

30:00and her belief that they were to be married

30:03and he was going to divorce his wife and so forth.

30:08Jackie explained that on that day,

30:10she essentially had the day off.

30:16And Jackie gets a call from her friend

30:18who says that she had visited Dr. Brown's office after hours

30:22to make an appointment.

30:24And while she was there,

30:26she saw Dr. Brown's secretary looking sort of disheveled

30:29and noticed that Dr. Brown had lipstick on his forehead.

30:35For Jackie, that was a bombshell.

30:37Then around 5.30 p.m.,

30:48she heard Dr. Brown coming into the apartment.

30:52And Jackie was sitting on the edge of the bed

30:54waiting to confront him about his infidelity.

30:57When she confronted him,

31:04Jackie indicated that Dr. Brown blew up.

31:13Jackie, in her statement,

31:15painted a picture of Dr. Brown being out of control, angry.

31:20That he was cursing.

31:22I understand that he and Jackie did do some hunting

31:31and her apartment was full of guns.

31:37And then there was a struggle for a gun

31:40and the gun discharged.

31:45The evidence at the scene

31:54was very consistent

31:55with her claim of accidental shooting.

32:00The powder on the cuff

32:02of the shirt of Dr. Brown

32:04would indicate someone perhaps holding a hand

32:07over the gun

32:08at the time it was fired

32:10or in close proximity to the gun.

32:12So it fit into her argument

32:15that he had grabbed her hand

32:17and it discharged accidentally.

32:27I first heard about Dr. Brown being killed

32:30early every morning

32:31when I woke up to the news.

32:34I personally think that it was an accident.

32:37I don't think she would do that on purpose

32:38because she would know what her future would be

32:41if she shot him.

32:42She knows it.

32:44And she loved him.

32:46She loved him and she wanted to save him.

32:48It was one of those,

32:49oh my God, what have I done?

32:50But interestingly enough

33:00during the investigation

33:01detectives examined the revolver

33:04that was used to kill Dr. Brown.

33:07It was a five-shot revolver

33:11and there were two empty shells

33:14in the revolver itself

33:16meaning that the gun had been shot twice.

33:24It's highly unlikely

33:25that it were to go off accidentally

33:27twice.

33:37Jackie swears that this was an accident.

33:42She says she absolutely did not intend

33:45to pull the trigger.

33:47But there was one bullet

33:50that had struck Dr. Brown

33:52and there was a second gunshot

33:57in the door.

34:02And the state crime laboratory

34:04examined the revolver.

34:06They had said that it would take

34:07nine pounds of pressure

34:09to cause that trigger to be pulled

34:12and the hammer to fall

34:14on the cartridge.

34:16Nine pounds is a significant amount

34:18of trigger pull.

34:20We figured that

34:22with that amount of trigger pull

34:24Jackie Hendrickson

34:25could not have accidentally

34:27shot Dr. Brown.

34:31And to know that you had to pull it

34:33so hard to fire it

34:34not just once but twice

34:35there was something in her

34:37that wanted him dead.

34:39Detectives then spoke

34:43with Jackie's friend

34:44who confirmed that she went

34:46to Dr. Brown's office

34:47that day after hours

34:49and saw Dr. Brown

34:51with this kiss on his forehead

34:52and that she told Jackie

34:55about this interaction.

34:56The friend says

35:03Jackie was extremely jealous

35:06of Dr. Brown

35:07and her response

35:11to learning that there was

35:13an affair going on

35:14was that she was angry

35:17and perhaps violently so.

35:21When she found out

35:22that he was one

35:23that had wandering eyes

35:25that really lit the fire.

35:29And she made the comment

35:31that she was going to whip

35:33some bitch's ass

35:35and that the friend

35:38might have to come get her

35:39in jail because of that.

35:50Jackie in her statement

35:52doesn't portray any of that.

35:56She doesn't go into any depth

35:59about the anger

36:00that she had

36:01toward Dr. Brown.

36:03She described it

36:05as a terrible argument.

36:10It was completely self-serving.

36:12And the evidence indicated

36:17it went further than that.

36:19This situation

36:21with Jackie and Dr. Brown

36:22was a time bomb

36:23waiting to explode.

36:26And this set the fuse

36:28to the time bomb.

36:29The case made big headlines.

36:41It didn't say

36:42who she was or anything

36:43other than

36:44ex-playboy bunny

36:44had killed her lover.

36:47Because there was

36:48a Playboy bunny involved

36:49that makes it bigger news

36:51in the community.

36:52It adds that element

36:52of salaciousness.

36:55This case was sensational

36:57in Atlanta news.

36:58It was a Playboy bunny.

37:00It was a famous

37:01plastic surgeon.

37:03It was a well-to-do family.

37:06A shooting, affairs.

37:08You know, it was everything

37:09that makes a shocking,

37:11sensational story.

37:12And especially

37:12the time period.

37:14Atlantans were

37:15enamored with it.

37:17The trial began

37:19on June 3rd, 1969

37:21and it was

37:22an all-male jury.

37:24So we have Jackie

37:26who's this picture-perfect

37:27Playboy bunny

37:28sitting in the courtroom

37:29with an all-male jury

37:31trying to figure out

37:32if the murder of Dr. Brown

37:33was premeditated

37:34or an accident.

37:38I think one of the things

37:40that we really had to overcome

37:41was the sympathy

37:43for Jackie

37:44by the jury.

37:46I mean, here

37:47was a girl

37:48that thought

37:49and apparently

37:50honestly believed

37:51that this man

37:53was going to leave

37:53his wife

37:54and his children

37:55and marry her

37:56and she was going to be

37:56rich and happy

37:57the rest of her life.

37:59Dr. Brown

38:00was not going to be looked at

38:02as a likable person.

38:05But the theory

38:06that we had

38:07was that she was

38:08extremely jealous

38:09and she really

38:13at that point

38:14began running

38:15out of control.

38:18Jackie Hendrickson

38:19in her testimony

38:20portrayed herself

38:21not as the

38:22angry, vindictive person

38:25but we argued

38:27that it was murder.

38:30But the jury found

38:31Jackie Hendrickson

38:32guilty of voluntary manslaughter.

38:34The jury imposed

38:38a sentence

38:38of five years.

38:42That might be

38:43considered light

38:44in most situations

38:46but here

38:48you've got

38:48a sympathetic

38:49defendant

38:50and I just think

38:52that 12 men

38:53got back there

38:54and they figured

38:55this girl

38:55didn't deserve

38:56more than five years

38:57for what she did.

38:58I think

39:06she kind of

39:07got off easy

39:07if I'm being honest.

39:09I think she deserved

39:10way more time

39:11for taking someone's life

39:12and taking a man

39:13away from his wife

39:15and two young children.

39:18I didn't think

39:18it was an accident

39:19at all.

39:20I really think

39:21she was angry

39:21looking back on things.

39:23I believe my dad

39:24was going to stay

39:25with my mom.

39:27I think the amount

39:28of time

39:28he had already

39:29been with Jackie

39:29the honeymoon period

39:30was over

39:31and I almost wonder

39:33if he was trying

39:34to find a way out

39:36but unfortunately

39:38this was a fatal

39:39attraction.

39:45My mom had to

39:46sell the house.

39:49She was depressed

39:50the rest of her life.

39:52She never got over it

39:53and it tore us apart.

39:55From a very young age

39:58I knew that my

39:59grandfather passed away

40:00when my mom

40:00was really little

40:01and I knew

40:03that it involved

40:04a Playboy bunny

40:05and I always thought

40:06that Playboy bunnies

40:07were really cool.

40:09I grew up watching

40:10the girls next door

40:11and I wanted to be

40:12a Playboy bunny

40:13at one point in time

40:13as crazy as that

40:15might sound.

40:16I think Playboy bunnies

40:18are really beautiful

40:18and successful

40:20and smart.

40:21I think that Jackie

40:23just was a bad one.

40:26If Jackie had been

40:27the true Playboy bunny

40:29and not fraternized

40:30with the customer

40:31any customer

40:32this would never

40:34have happened.

40:38This story had so many

40:40twists and turns for me

40:41and things I could relate to

40:42you know

40:42feeling like you're

40:43not good enough

40:44if you don't make the cut

40:45to be in the magazine

40:46and being in a relationship

40:47where you feel like

40:48you're not being treated right.

40:50So it's hard not to have

40:52some empathy

40:53for Jackie's story

40:54when you think about it

40:55but the turn it took

40:57was so incredibly tragic

40:58and inexcusable

41:00and at the end of the day

41:01you have to remember

41:02there's some children

41:03out there

41:03who lost their father

41:04and there's no excuse

41:05for that.

41:12Adrienne was found

41:13unresponsive.

41:14We agreed immediately

41:15it was murder.

41:17The one person

41:18that benefited

41:19from her death

41:20whether he wanted it

41:21or not

41:22was Hugh Hefner.

41:23I think Hefner

41:24must have been terrified.

41:26Hugh Hefner

41:26basically had

41:27an X on his back.

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