Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker Spent Almost a Year Hiding Before Her Interrogation

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
This is Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski. Here now, Tony Brueski.

**Tony Brueski** (0:07)
We are continuing to go through the case of Taylor Parker, Maternal Instinct. This is part two in our six part series. We're originally going to do three. Turns out there's a lot more video than that. So we're going to be going, we're going through all of it, all of her interrogation in the hospital.
There's so much to work our way through here. We're going to pick it up where we left off. If you haven't seen part one yet, just go back a handful of videos or audio, whether it be on Apple Podcasts or on YouTube, and you will find it. This is part two we're picking up. Essentially, the investigator that is talking to her in the hospital has told her now, you know, there's good people that do bad things. Are you a good person? That does bad things, Taylor?
Let's continue.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:03)
Okay.
And like I said, I really want to believe that you're not a bad person, that you just make bad choice. That happens sometimes.

**Tony Brueski** (1:12)
It's okay.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:14)
It's okay you make bad choice. Everybody does. But we just have to, you know, what was going on? You know, you're going to have to help me explain it because I want to believe that you're not an evil person. You're not a bad person. I want to believe that there was something, something going on up here maybe, you know, to have, you know, there's some mental things that, you know, where people have attention, you know. There's conditions. Munchausen, my proxy, Munchausen, just 10 or 15 different ones. But a lot of times it's psychological stuff, you know. People, their brains kind of get off whack a little bit, you know what I mean? They're thinking is not quite right. And so, you know, and if that's the case, man, I'd like to help you. You know what I'm saying? Get you some help. Because we got a dead woman. Her baby was missing.
They're going to do DNA, I'm telling you. They're going to search on what's right now in the vehicle.
They think that this is all of this is done, okay? Where we're at is why this happened. What was going on in the paper's line to cause this to happen? And that's what, that's why I'm here. You see what I'm saying? Because... Okay, and that's what the DA walks in. That's all I want to know, you know? Because like I told you, as far as putting a murder case together, that part's fine, okay?
It's easy, easy. This day and age with the technology they got, the NIT plans, all that, you know, that blab shit they got, you say CSI, right? I mean, the crime shows on TV, you know, I mean, everybody knows that, and it's my horror, right? You got a big woman here, you got a big baby up here, and you would lynch her, you know? I mean, that part's easy, okay? And I'm telling you, the natural thing for people is to assume the worst. Them guys down in Texas, right now, I can already tell you, I've been talking to them. They're assuming the worst.
And I was assuming the worst when I first started, until I met you. That's what I was doing when I was talking to you. I was trying to figure out, see what kind of person you were, to see if, you know, if it was worth my time to sit here and talk to you. You know, because I can tell you, if I had came in, like I said, I've been in this for a long time. I've met some of the most people, people that you could ever meet. You ain't one of them. Had you been one of them, I would have got your name and I would have walked down and me and you wouldn't be having this conversation.
But I've got to have something to tell those guys in Texas about why this thing happened. Because right now, there's some of the worst. Okay.
They're really convinced, you know, based on what they're saying, based on the evidence so far, there's some of the worst and they're painting you in a very, very terrible way. And if I had something where I could call them up saying, hey guys, here's what really happened. Here's why it happened. Okay. She's not that bad of a person. She's not an equal person like that. Here's what happened.

**Tony Brueski** (4:51)
Okay.
What do you guys think is going through her mind right now? I mean, she's got to be, the wheels are turning. You would think she would have already had some sort of, something planned. Considering how maniacal and how, how planned she was on so many things of communicating via all these different apps and fake voices and in different identities. How is it that when she, she got to this point, is she just exhausted? Is she out of options? Is it like, F it, I'm done?