Lori Tucker-Sullivan

I know exactly what number I dialed. You know what you're doing. You're fooling around over there, and I'm coming for you. It's up. You've been caught, and that's it. And I said, excuse me, lady, but really, my husband is in the hospital. I'm going to visit him now. The last thing on my mind is fooling around with your husband. I have other things to do. I really have to go.

And she kept on and kept on just ranting at me that I was having an affair with her husband and she had caught me and she was coming for me. So I told her, finally, I'm hanging up the phone, and if you call me again, I'm going to call the police. So I hung up, and before I could get out the door, she called back. And she kept ranting again. I picked up the phone, and she was ranting some more.

And she kept on and kept on just ranting at me that I was having an affair with her husband and she had caught me and she was coming for me. So I told her, finally, I'm hanging up the phone, and if you call me again, I'm going to call the police. So I hung up, and before I could get out the door, she called back. And she kept ranting again. I picked up the phone, and she was ranting some more.

And she kept on and kept on just ranting at me that I was having an affair with her husband and she had caught me and she was coming for me. So I told her, finally, I'm hanging up the phone, and if you call me again, I'm going to call the police. So I hung up, and before I could get out the door, she called back. And she kept ranting again. I picked up the phone, and she was ranting some more.

And so I told her again, Diane, if you call me again, I am calling the police. I don't know who you are, but you have the wrong person. And before I could leave again, she called again, and I let it go to voicemail, and she filled my three minutes of voicemail with ranting about me carrying on with her husband.

And so I told her again, Diane, if you call me again, I am calling the police. I don't know who you are, but you have the wrong person. And before I could leave again, she called again, and I let it go to voicemail, and she filled my three minutes of voicemail with ranting about me carrying on with her husband.

And so I told her again, Diane, if you call me again, I am calling the police. I don't know who you are, but you have the wrong person. And before I could leave again, she called again, and I let it go to voicemail, and she filled my three minutes of voicemail with ranting about me carrying on with her husband.

So I went to the hospital, did my whole thing in the evening, came home and slept, and then the next morning started the routine again, and as I'm getting ready to leave, I see on the caller ID, it's Diane again. And I thought I could reason with her this time. No, I couldn't. I couldn't. The same kind of going on and on and on.

So I went to the hospital, did my whole thing in the evening, came home and slept, and then the next morning started the routine again, and as I'm getting ready to leave, I see on the caller ID, it's Diane again. And I thought I could reason with her this time. No, I couldn't. I couldn't. The same kind of going on and on and on.

So I went to the hospital, did my whole thing in the evening, came home and slept, and then the next morning started the routine again, and as I'm getting ready to leave, I see on the caller ID, it's Diane again. And I thought I could reason with her this time. No, I couldn't. I couldn't. The same kind of going on and on and on.

So I called a friend at that point, and I said, I'm afraid to leave my children alone and be gone all day because this woman is threatening my life. She is saying that she's coming for me. And she sounds kind of crazy. I don't know what's going on. And so I took, planned to take my daughter to her friend's house and I was talking to her mom and telling her about it.

So I called a friend at that point, and I said, I'm afraid to leave my children alone and be gone all day because this woman is threatening my life. She is saying that she's coming for me. And she sounds kind of crazy. I don't know what's going on. And so I took, planned to take my daughter to her friend's house and I was talking to her mom and telling her about it.

So I called a friend at that point, and I said, I'm afraid to leave my children alone and be gone all day because this woman is threatening my life. She is saying that she's coming for me. And she sounds kind of crazy. I don't know what's going on. And so I took, planned to take my daughter to her friend's house and I was talking to her mom and telling her about it.

And she said, well, what's her name? And I said, it's right here on the caller ID. Her name is Diane something. And here's her number. And she said, oh, I know who that is. And she said, that's Francine's sister. You know Francine, her kids are in the orchestra and she runs the poinsettia sale every year. And I said, oh my God, I have to call her because I'm calling the police on her sister.

And she said, well, what's her name? And I said, it's right here on the caller ID. Her name is Diane something. And here's her number. And she said, oh, I know who that is. And she said, that's Francine's sister. You know Francine, her kids are in the orchestra and she runs the poinsettia sale every year. And I said, oh my God, I have to call her because I'm calling the police on her sister.

And she said, well, what's her name? And I said, it's right here on the caller ID. Her name is Diane something. And here's her number. And she said, oh, I know who that is. And she said, that's Francine's sister. You know Francine, her kids are in the orchestra and she runs the poinsettia sale every year. And I said, oh my God, I have to call her because I'm calling the police on her sister.

And she said, please call Francine first and tell her before you call the police. So I called Francine and I said, Francine, I have this very strange situation, but your sister is calling me every day and you know what our family's going through. And she's calling me and accusing me of having an affair with her husband. and she says she's coming for me.

And she said, please call Francine first and tell her before you call the police. So I called Francine and I said, Francine, I have this very strange situation, but your sister is calling me every day and you know what our family's going through. And she's calling me and accusing me of having an affair with her husband. and she says she's coming for me.

And she said, please call Francine first and tell her before you call the police. So I called Francine and I said, Francine, I have this very strange situation, but your sister is calling me every day and you know what our family's going through. And she's calling me and accusing me of having an affair with her husband. and she says she's coming for me.

And Francine said, please don't call the police. That's not my sister, it's my mother. And I said, oh, please explain this. So she said, a few weeks ago we had to put my mother in a facility because she had very quick onset dementia. And she is convinced that she is very well, but that my dad has put her there so that he can have an affair with a woman.