48 Hours profiled the story of Sandra and Jon Garner this past weekend. Did you see it?

Sandra’s family has been torn apart by the murder, and the family is divided as to whether or not Sandra did it. Sandra was charged with the murder of her husband, however, a jury found her not guilty.

Do you believe Sandra’s story?

For me, when I watch Sandra, I see so many elements of Jodi Arias, it makes my hair stand on end. The similarities between the two are striking. Sandra is just much older, of course, but they even look like they could be related in not only looks, but also by their behaviors, and I’m not talking murder here. That’s separate.

Throughout the 48 Hours episode, Sandra’s behavior is completely inconsistent with honesty, if you ask my opinion. Worse, her story is flat out unbelievable. She wants you to believe a killer came in the house, shot and killed her husband, then talked to her, told her his motive, and left her unharmed.

Oh, and he came to do that, but had to use HER GUN. He forgot his, of course. BUT he found hers all by himself without her help. Imagine that!

It’s insane!!

In the 911 call above, we hear Sandra in a whining voice. She is trying to act scared, but if you notice she had no fear the killer could still be on the premises when police arrive. Her fears were completely absent as she did nothing to protect herself. Oops!

During the 48 Hours episode, you can hear Sandra change demeanor in very fast order multiple times when crying. She cries and then answers questions in a totally different voice. It’s startling and very abnormal for an honest person to do.

On the 911 call above, she is told to get Jon on the floor to do compressions. Jon must be very easy to move and light, did you notice?

Within 2-4 seconds he is moved off the bed and put on the floor! She must have waved a wand! She has amazing abilities, I tell ya!

Why don’t we hear that move? Try moving someone’s dead-weight body from the bed to the floor and tell me how easy it is. And then try to do it in 2-4 seconds silently!

Can you do it? I think not.

Sandra seems to make it seem like she was moving a 12-ounce teddy bear, not a middle-aged man who weighs well over a 100-pounds (I don’t know Jon’s weight). It doesn’t square right with me when you listen to it.

Did you hear her struggle or sound out of breath? Did you hear the thud of his body as his dead weight is moved? The sounds of bed sheets? Anything? I sure didn’t.

Sandra also seems to know exactly how to do the CPR, doesn’t she? Yet she has to ask how she can help her husband, but then never asks how to do CPR.

That’s a head-scratcher, isn’t it?

Why on earth did she ask for help if she knew how to do it?

She either isn’t doing CPR and is pretending, or she knew how to do it but didn’t do it to delay care — both options are inconsistent with someone who is being honest!

Is Garner even being quiet or concerned the “killer” could hear her? She seems quite loud and whiny to me.

Listen to her whine as she says, “On the ground? You want me to put him on the ground?”

Does she have any fear about the killer whatsoever? Or compassion that her husband is dying right before her? Do you hear either?

It sounds like she might be on speaker phone because she is away from the phone for a second. Can you hear it? I would be afraid the killer, who could still be lurking nearby would hear me, wouldn’t you? Especially since he said not to call police. Sandra doesn’t seem worried at all. At minimum I would lock myself in the bedroom but she didn’t appear to do that either.

I could write pages on this woman. It hard to believe this is real! I feel so bad for Jon’s family.