Rachel Stiles
Appearances
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 6. Unspun
Absolutely. Because there was no definite proof. that it was intentional. If Tex wanted to kill Diane, he would not have killed her in the backseat of a car with her best friend driving. Tex is a smarter guy than that. And any man. I mean, if he wanted to kill her, there was too many possibilities. And he would have never done it that way. So it was definitely an accident. And he loved her.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 6. Unspun
He wouldn't have shot her. Because they had so many plans that they were going to do together. And, you know, one was the fact that, you know, Tex was retiring. And, I mean, there was... Never any doubt in my mind that it was an accident. And that's why I still have become Tex's friend, because I believe in him.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
Never any doubt in my mind that it was an accident. And that's why I still have become Tex's friend, because I believe in him.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
Well, the secretary that they had at the Corrie office was going out for some surgery. And Diane calls me up. This was like in September. And she says, you know, could you come and help us out for a couple of weeks while she's recuperating from her surgery? And I thought, well, September, you know, I'll be through by Christmas. So, you know, yeah, I'll come help you.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
Well, it lasted almost four years, not just a couple of months. And Diane, she knew she could always trust me. Whatever she wanted done, Rachel could do it for her.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
She came out to my desk during lunch. It was 1230 or so, and a lot of people had gone to lunch. And she says, I need you to make some copies of something for me. So we walked back to her office. She hands me these papers. And she said, I need two copies made. And I said, OK. So I walk into the copy room. put the papers in there, made the two coffees, and walked back.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
I didn't dare look at them because if Diane had saw me reading, I didn't know what it was. And I knew they had been negotiating to sell the billboard company. And when she said that she couldn't trust anybody else, she didn't want the employees to know that they were in that negotiation.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
So I take the papers back to her and when I handed them to her, she thanked me profusely and said, thank you so much. This is my new will. I had no clue what it was in it and did not care. And but I thought, you know, she has trusted me with something that was very, very personal to her.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
Well, when they made the first will, Austin, their godson, was not born. They made it in 2006 after they got married in 2005. And they made their will in 2006. And then when Austin came along, I knew that Diane wanted to make provisions to take care of it because she was the godmother of this child. I think she certainly wanted to make sure Tex was taken care of too.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
You know, lots of people denied there was a will, but then there was conversations that it was never signed, but nobody could ever find the will.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 5. Judgement Day
That will never was at the house. It was in a safe at the office. If it was not destroyed.