Colin Kalmbacher

"That’s a problem for me," the woman said. "I’m not that type of girl, I’m not that type of woman and I’m not the type of parent."

"He wanted me to be the one to kill Taylor because I was the one that had slept with him," the woman said "[He] was mad and made me kill him.”

"The law might have tolerated government conduct of this sort a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away," the lawsuit reads.

"Maybe if she kills me, she'll get the help she needs," the mother reportedly said weeks before her murder.

In terms of substance, the Trump administration insists the plaintiffs are simply overstating their case in terms of what a memo – and accompanying guidance – actually mean.

Investigators eventually discovered the source of the cloud and stench – a small plastic bottle in the home goods section dispensing swimming pool-cleaning chemicals into the air, police said.

"The public interest is not on the government’s side when it uses a program designed to promote free expression to squash it instead."

An investigator testified that when the when the defendant was found at a bar in the area, he said: “Y’all must be looking for me.”

"This is a sweeping reversal of military health policy and a betrayal," a press release reads. "When a servicemember is deployed, they deserve to know their family is taken care of."

“It’s not just the violence of this crime, but that he livestreamed it for the world to see, that makes it so alarming."