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It always struck us as being
:50:03
a very dysfunctional
family, obviously.
:50:06
And we'd have to,
:50:08
you would have to wonder,
wouldn't you,
:50:10
what kind of a family
situation you would have
:50:15
that could produce
this kind of crime.
:50:20
What might it be like to grow up
in a household like this?
:50:23
I don't know.
I can't even imagine.
:50:27
Today is September 14, 1975.
:50:29
We just concluded a tour
of Jungle Safari.
:50:31
Jungle Habitat.
:50:33
Jungle Habitat in
West Milford, New Jersey.
:50:35
Here are my 3 brothers.
:50:36
Two brothers, you dummy.
:50:38
All right, there are 3 children.
:50:40
What happened was the 3
sons were like a gang.
:50:45
Like, "This is our gang
:50:48
and Mom. "
:50:52
"She's not part of our gang. "
:50:55
And we have, of course,
:50:58
A pterodactyl.
:51:00
A Jewish pterodactyl.
:51:02
Shmuck, shmuck, schmuck.
:51:04
The 4 of us got along so well.
:51:07
We had a very similar
kind of sense of humor.
:51:10
You know, one guy would say
something, and then it would,
:51:12
then the next person
would add to the joke.
:51:14
And my mother, who has
no sense of humor,
:51:15
and she just didn't
get that part of us.
:51:18
And she resented that.
:51:20
When this whole thing blew
apart, the men got together,
:51:24
and Arnold confided in them.
:51:27
And me?
:51:29
And I was a loyal wife.
:51:33
People told me, "Oh, why
don't you leave him?
:51:36
He's a horrible person.
:51:37
Just walk out and leave him. "
:51:38
And I didn't.
:51:40
I went all over town.
:51:41
I raised money for bail.
:51:43
I called every relative I knew.
:51:47
I begged.
:51:48
And I did all this
for him, right?
:51:52
He was my husband. I loved him.
:51:55
And no one said,
"What do you want?" to me.