Asked to talk about her early life, Rein testified that she went to Alaska first in 1973, when she was the

nineteen year old wife of a bush pilot. When the marriage failed, she said she was left alone with two children alone until her mother moved up to join her. She recalled that she had been a book keeper for the Black Angus restaurant chain, a hostess at a Greek restaurant, and the night manager of an airport restaurant.

“Eventually, [I] went to work for Joe Cruz for Alaska Meat and Provisions.”

Did she not remember that she had met Joe in Seattle not in Alaska? It was of...