Sherri Papini, California mom behind kidnapping hoax, sobbed when confronted with evidence of her lies
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Sherri Papini, the California mother who pleaded guilty to charges related to faking her abduction while hiding away with an ex-fling, sobbed when confronted with the truth.
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According to footage from the interview, investigators began by asking Sherri if she would like Keith to remain in the room as they discuss "this next stage of things." They then left the couple alone inside the room, at which point Sherri Papini turned and began to cry and whisper to her husband.
"I don’t want them to find her," she can be heard saying on the video, referring to one of the women whom Sherri said abducted her. "I don’t want her to be arrested. I don’t want to press charges on her. I don’t want them to find her."
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