วีดีโอ

😂😂😂😂

Ugh. How about explaining this: Christina made the accusation in her book that Joan nearly strangled her to death if not for someone (a woman employee of Joan's) in the house with them that day to stop it. Christina put a name to this woman in her 20th anniversary edition as Billie. At what point on any of Christina's many television interviews did she offer this woman (in person on stage, as a call-in, or even a signed written anything from her) as a witness to corroborate her claim? The answer is not once. There was also not one solo print or television interview from this woman corroborating Christina's claim either. Christina also made no accusation of violence in her court documents contesting Joan's will or in 1960 interviews with Redbook magazine and Mike Wallace.

How about explaining this: Christina made the accusation in her book that Joan nearly strangled her to death if not for someone (a woman employee of Joan's) in the house with them that day to stop it. Christina put a name to this woman in her 20th anniversary edition as Billie. At what point on any of Christina's many television interviews did she offer this woman (in person on stage, as a call-in, or even a signed written anything from her) as a witness to corroborate her claim? The answer is not once. There was also not one solo print or television interview from this woman corroborating Christina's claim either. Christina also made no accusation of violence in her court documents contesting Joan's will or in 1960 interviews with Redbook magazine and Mike Wallace.

Well said.

How about explaining this: Christina made the accusation in her book that Joan nearly strangled her to death if not for someone (a woman employee of Joan's) in the house with them that day to stop it. Christina put a name to this woman in her 20th anniversary edition as Billie. At what point on any of Christina's many television interviews did she offer this woman (in person on stage, as a call-in, or even a signed written anything from her) as a witness to corroborate her claim? The answer is not once. There was also not one solo print or television interview from this woman corroborating Christina's claim either. Christina also made no accusation of violence in her court documents contesting Joan's will or in 1960 interviews with Redbook magazine and Mike Wallace.

Yes. Most likely her mother was a pathological narcissist. I know because mine is, still alive and STILL causing life struggle for anyone within her radar.

Christina Crawford claims in "Mommie Dearest" that she was strangled by Joan Crawford in the summer of 1953. Here is how she describes this incident in her book: "The choking pain of her fingers around my throat met the thudding ache of the blow to the back of my head. She banged my head on the floor, tightening her grip around my throat....I gasped for air and felt myself sinking into unconsciousness as I tried desperately to fight back....If something or someone didn’t help me very soon I was going to die. I tried with the last bit of my strength to struggle free of those choking fingers and managed to wedge one of my knees between her body and mine and push upward on her ribs with my hands which loosened her grip slightly. It at least allowed a trickle of air down my throat and kept me from losing consciousness." This type of physical attack would, no doubt, leave bruises to the neck and throat. However, according to Christina, she had no bruises to the neck or throat, and the bruises she claims to have received to the face were greatly diminished within "a few days." This is what Christina Crawford said regarding her "injuries" after this alleged strangulation: "I had one black eye and a cut on my upper lip that was swollen and covered with dried blood. My whole face was sort of puffy and I had a perfect handprint bruised across one cheek....A few days later I was on my way back to the Chadwick’s house...I still had vestiges of the black eye but the rest of my face had returned pretty much to normal." This claim is medically impossible. Busies to the face take at least a minimum of 1 to 2 weeks to fade. Perhaps this was a quick rationale by Christina in her book to account for no one seeing these "injuries" after she returned to Chadwicks. By 1988. Christina Crawford claimed in her book "Survivor" that the stroke she suffered in late 1981 was the result of this "strangulation." Christina claimed the strangulation caused an embolism (a blood clot) that blocked the flow of blood to her brain, and this embolism had lied dormant for over 28 years (1953 - 1981) without causing issue before it dislodged and flowed to her brain. This claim, in and of itself, is medically improbably, if not impossible. However, the impossibility is further enhanced when considering that Christina did not even have bruising to her throat from this alleged strangulation. In "Survivor" Christina writes: "In the hospital the doctors questioned me as thoroughly as they could about possible causes of my stroke. They were interested in what might have been a source of original damage to the left carotid artery in my neck since I had no history of high blood pressure or high cholesterol. They asked me about a car accident or a neck injury. I had experienced none. The only incident I could think of was a violent argument my mother and I had when I was thirteen years old. She had been drinking at the time and flew into a rage. I recalled this incident in the book Mommie Dearest, not knowing at the time I wrote about it that I would later have a stroke" This outrageous allegation is further debunked by a 1978 sworn deposition, whereby Christina DENIES knowledge of this incident. Along with a unpublished at the time interview with the secretary (Billie Greene) who was an eye witness the evening Christina claimed this strangulation took place. Greene refuted the claim that Joan strangled or choked Christina. Billie Greene -Former secretary to Joan Crawford-unpublished interview: “I believe I am quoted [in Christina’s book regarding the LIE that is the strangling incident] to have said something like, “Stop, you’ll kill her.” There was a point where they were having an argument. What precipitated it was possibly one of many misunderstandings. Or where Christina had lied to Joan, and the hostility was getting greater. Joan came towards her and gave her a good swat, and hit her towards the neck area. I remember at one point taking Joan’s arm when it was in midair and saying, “I want you to stop. You’re going to hurt her.” This was not for Christina’s sake. This was for Joan’s sake. No one wants to see anyone out of control. I can tell you that I’d never seen any discipline towards Christina or towards the other children that I would call out of control. There was not brutality that night. Possibly there was rage. I can’t conceive of the distortion, unless Christina had a deep-seated plan, a vendetta that was present even when she was 14. Christina lied often for absolutely no reason. [The book] was a pack of lies that made your hair stand on end. I have utter contempt for Christina. When Christina was at Chadwicks, she would tell some lies. Like the lengths Joan would go through to see that she had everything to get back to school. Shoes, dresses, etc. I don’t know what Christina would do with them between Brentwood and school, but she would arrive with a couple of beat up, old dresses and the call would come from Chadwicks. “Couldn’t you send this girl one decent thing to wear?” I got Christina in my office one day and said, “Christina, what did you do? All those things we picked out and packed and got ready for you that you chose?” She said, “I gave them to my friends,” and I said, “What does this do? Make you a hero with your friends?” and she said, “No, I just wanted to.” I said, “Don’t you know what you do to your mother when you make her look cruel and evil and selfish?” and she said, “No, it’s just something I like to do. I like to give my clothes away.” On more than one occasion I found Christina to be an opportunist, dishonest and distorting everything, every single actions of her mother.” **ChristinaCrawfordLied**