Ah yes Serpico.... I believe Nina is telling the truth in her statements to the media. She is actually the only family member that is acting like an innocent person would. I believe that she was at the mansion and did want answers from RZ.... I think either JS or DS got there before her though...
Her statement was something about on the Tuesday night the doctor told DS and JS that Max would never walk again.... very serious and I got the impression she was not privy to the entire conversation... so what more was said to JS and DS...that information could very well have been the last straw... a catalyst for the violent death of RZ..
Nina's statements also corroborate that someone was in the death room because the lights were on... and I was wondering about the time line... with regards to the scream and the witnesses seeing someone at the front of the mansion.... there is that niggling thing about the time on her phone bill though... but it would be good to match that all up...
I actually don't believe Nina is telling the truth re: light in sitting room for many reasons.
First, Nina's desperately trying to protect her fraternal twin Dina. So anything she says will be skewed to protect Dina. Remember Nina FINALLY came forward to CBS8 in a telephone interview the DAY before Dr. Phil show hit the air re: Dr. Wecht's autopsy of Becky's exhumed body. So it was Nina/Dina's pre-emptive strike on Becky's news.
Second, Nina said she texted Becky at 9:40pm but Becky's phone records indicate 10:40pm. So who do we believe? Nina's own calculated words and her photocopied snipped portion of phone records or Becky's unadulterated phone records?
Third, Nina clearly stated in the audio interview that she saw only ONE light lit that Tuesday night, and it was in the "sitting room" (aka murder/suicide room) at Spreckels mansion. If Nina's telling the truth, that would mean either Becky was preparing her own suicide HOURS in advance of even hearing from Jonah around midnight about Max taking "a turn for the worse" or Nina was trying to point fingers at someone else being in the "sitting room" preparing to kill Becky.
Remember, Becky, only minutes prior before 10pm on Tuesday, had been continuously texting/calling her two sisters, XZ and Mary Zahau, and had said that Max was to have an MRI to confirm his health status on Wednesday (the next day). So if you believe Nina was HONEST in her interview about when the solo light was on in the sitting room, then you'd have to either assume Becky was psychic and knew Max's MRI would show Max would never recover, or Becky somehow predicted HOURS before Jonah makes his "trigger voicemail" that Max's condition would worsened and decided she had to immediately prepare for her suicide. Either that, or you'd have to believe Nina was saying that someone else (Adam?) was in the sitting room because Nina clearly said in the interview her twin Dina was nowhere near the Spreckels mansion, but at the hospital holding Max's hands.
If you believe that, then you'd have to believe that even though Nina was so anxious to have texted in late night that she wanted to talk to Becky about Max around 10pm Tues, AND Nina actually walked/ran over to the Spreckels mansion right after and saw that ONE light in the sitting room, she nonetheless, simply gives up without talking to Becky OR Adam OR whoever was in the sitting room, and turns around and walks back to Dina's summer house when no one answers her knocks at the front door OR when she skulks about in the back of the mansion. Also, why would Nina who seemed so desperate and anxious to connect with Becky that she physically rushed over to the mansion NOT then make another text/phone call to Becky while Nina's still physically at the mansion to alert Becky she's outside the mansion and wants to "chat" about Max? That defies common sense and simple logic.
No, to me, Nina's covering up for someone/thing re: light in sitting room. I would take what Nina said in the audio interview with a grain of salt. Obviously amidst the lies, there will also be some half-truths. But how do you decide what to believe and what not to believe out of Nina's mouth? I'd say unless there's objective evidence, I'm disinclined to believe her.
Re: Max's grave condition -- when it was known by Dina/Nina, etc. This is easily verifiable, as his medical condition should have been logged by the medical staff at the hospital in Max's medical charts. Here then objective evidence can dictate whether or not we can believe Nina.