Dr. Thatchet: You're saying she's responsible for what's happened? Despite not knowing what was happening?
S. Jones: I was just paying the bills while broadening my credentials as the photographer of distinction that I am. Was, actually.
Dr. Thatchet: By being dishonest to Ms. Geller?
S. Jones: She told me not to sell them or show them to anyone, but I knew a career opportunity when I saw it.
Dr. Thatchet: So you've confessed to selling the photographs without her consent?
S. Jones: (Long Pause.) I've got nothing to lose anymore. I'm just happy that she's getting punished for it.
Dr. Thatchet: Are you referring to the rapes and assaults that Ms. Geller was subjected to a few weeks ago?
S. Jones: It's gonna get worse.
Dr. Thatchet: (Clears Throat.) How worse?
S. Jones: You may think I'm kidding, but what happened to her was not quite enough of a punishment. She will never forget what she did to me — putting me in jail, destroying my career. Suing me wasn't enough, was it? She then accused me of attempt of rape and murder. Fine, I admit to it. But the rape will be a good reminder that she won't live in peace while I rod in here. But that won't be all. The torture that's to come will be much worse. My friend, the one who banged her a few weeks ago, will teach her a few more lessons. And there's nothing you or the law can do about it. You can quote me on that one. I think it's a good idea that she continues to endure pain, especially in the long run, when she'll think the nightmare's finally over. If she thinks she's gonna take the money and move on with her life at my expense she's got another thing coming. (Sobs.) She's gonna continue to endure pain until she can't fucking take it anymore. I'm her worst nightmare. She took my life and my career and now it's her turn to suffer. (Continues to sob.) And that asshole lawyer of hers will also pay. You'll see.
Dr. Thatchet: (Long pause.) Do you, consciously, feel that Ms. Geller indeed deserves such crucial punishment?
S. Jones: (Pause.) She would be fine now . . . (continues to sob) . . . if she hadn't sued me and then sent me to jail.
Dr. Thatchet: She wouldn't have been subjected to the rapes and assaults if she hadn't taken civil action against you?
S. Jones: That's what I said.
Dr. Thatchet: But what about the alleged rape that took place on July 16
th
of last year? Why did you attack Ms. Geller then?
S. Jones: It was after she'd won the lawsuit. The rape was substantial punishment for what she'd done. I never thought she'd turn me in.
Dr. Thatchet: And then you had your friend rape and torture her to intimidate her into dropping the charges?
S. Jones: Yes.
Dr. Thatchet: How did she find out about the photographs?
S. Jones: (Clears Throat.) One of her friends, an art dealer from New Orleans, told her she'd seen a nude photograph of Marjorie on sale at a gallery web site. Marjorie knew nothing about it and, of course, she freaked out.
Dr. Thatchet: And then?
S. Jones: And then she dumped me.
Dr. Thatchet: And then she filed a lawsuit against you?
S. Jones: (Sounds annoyed.) Yeah.
Dr. Thatchet: As your appointed psychologist, I shall continue to have sessions with you until I have an accurate analysis and can decide on whether you're mentally ill. However, I cannot reveal the analysis until I'm summoned to testify in court.
(No response from Jones.)
Dr. Thatchet: (Long Pause.) That seems to be all the time we have.
S. Jones: No. Maybe
you
'
re
the one who ran out of time. I've got all the fucking time in the world. And tell Marjorie that I have no intention of leaving her at peace. She ruined my life, now I'm going to ruin hers. This is only the beginning.
(End of Document one of five.)
