Chapter Twenty-Eight
Excerpt from Testimony of Jolene Montgomery
Ada Olson: Isn’t it true that you were concerned about Grace before she was a suspect in Emile Dresiér’s murder?
Jolene Montgomery: In what way?
Ada Olson: You sought a psychological evaluation of your daughter when she was five years old. Isn’t that right?
Jolene Montgomery: Yes, but . . .
Ada Olson: And what did that evaluation say?
Jolene Montgomery: That she had an extremely high IQ. That she had some impulse issues . . .
Ada Olson: I have the report here. It says more than that.
Jolene Montgomery: Okay.
Ada Olson: It says that she demonstrated signs of conduct disorder—a precursor to antisocial personality disorder in adults.
Jolene Montgomery: Yes, but that all went away after I got her on the ice. There’s been no sign of it since she was six or seven.
Ada Olson: Until the day Emile Dresiér disappeared. It’s right here—captured in this video.