Topic : 07/29 A Husband’s Shocking Confessions, Part 2

There is no way this is all there is to that story. She is awfully composed for some one that believes she is living with a serial killer. Going to where he said all this took place was stupid.Perhaps she is that naive, but that is hard to swallow. Neither of them are telling the truth. If he committed these crimes that is both sick an awful.

How about the overdose? What did the hospital do and say? There is a lot missing.Did she text him? If she did she knew he would respond, she would be saved.That wasn't very smart however. She knows more than she is telling or she is an incredible person.

They haven't found any traces of such crimes taking place.

Do people really live like this? I don't think this would be on national TV if he is really admitting to murder. That would have to be against every law we have. Then again you have proved you know a lot about the law. My prayers are with them all. 

I agree that this is a very sick man.,dangerous too.She seems to want to help him, but has no idea what she is really dealing with. I don't believe they would let the man confess to such a crime on national TV.

I have no idea what they are doing with this, but I imagine between Dr. Lawless, Dr. Phil, FBI, and State police they do. I have been in an abusive situation and most people don't know a great deal about one and usually don't have any idea of the danger they are in.

I'm not saying any thing negative about Michelle, but she does know more than she's admitting too.I don't have a clue why he is claiming to have done these things. They have found nothing to substantiate these crimes.

My prayers are with them all. Especially the children.

 I am living with a man who shares a lot in common with Wade.  I also share some things in common with Michelle.  I have 4 kids (one set of twins).  Luckily, they are all grown and out on their own.  I will say that the effects of this man in my life have been devastating.  He is now just started treatment for his disorder(s), but I am not holding my breath.  I am a student, and my priority lies with getting my family back together and with my school, which is a very positive thing in my future.  (psychology)  I want to say that my partner watched part of this show, and his opinion was that Wade was full of crap.  (To be one is to know one??)  He did not back it up with much, just as Wade has not really backed much up.  PTSD may be the diagnosis for Wade, but knowing what I know, there's a lot of family history there.  His environment growing up would have probably been instrumental in his learned attitudes and behaviours towards women.  In my personal opinion, this has more to  do with his parents and upbringing, than his time spent in the gulf.  Just my 2 cents, for what its worth.  As far as my personal situation goes, I am  holding out to get through school.  If he makes it through all this that's great.  It is really difficult to get out of such a volatile situation, especially when you have NO family support.  I would go to Dr. Phil myself, but I can not afford not to go to school in September.  So, let's not criticize anyone for not being able to get out when they want.  These kinds of people are so manipualtive, and it can render the partner helpless in many ways.

I am ever vigilant of myself, and will take care of ME.

I wanted to say I am very surprised at Michelle's response to Dr. Phil,s asking if she was afraid of Wade ?  Her answer was "No" because I know he loves me.  That is crap!  She is sick too!

Well where was her courage the day before when she called you telling you how afraid she was of Wade!  For her and her children.  Jack was trying to help her and he was really put down on the show by a very sick man.  That was wrong!  Wade is a sick man.  He needs to be put behind bars!  I really think he is a liar and very sick!

Please make sure Jack the FBI guy knows I think he is doing a great thing and I appreciate Dr. Phil bringing him in when needed.  Thanks,

Pam from Texas

Then, again, she's on the inside looking out, we're on the outside looking in. Sometimes those on the inside, closest to the situation, find themselves confused, unable to see the forest for the trees.