In addition, when interviewed on July 1, the intuitive LS admits to the investigator that she met TS when "I was looking for an energy doctor to bring my energy healing to." She then says that there were no problems between TS and MS other than those of a typical marriage, and that TS adored MS but because she had so little tolerance, MS drove her crazy. She goes on to cast suspicion on people, not the girls necessarily, at Our Mothers Home, where TS was "very close to troubled teenagers," including one who lived for a while at the Sievers house but later used drugs again and lost her baby, and where there was a soap opera, power struggle, politics, etc., involving officers or board members.
She caps off the first interview by demonstrating her psychic powers, reading her notes from a sort of seance she conducted with the deceased Teresa Monday night. In this intuitive conversation, she again steers investigators away from those close to TS, intuiting that TS was attacked by three random strangers ("followed me" "*advertiser censored****g punks" "roaming around"). She sees dark skin and a Blue Pontiac, i.e., she sees perps that look nothing like CWW and JR driving a car nothing like the perps' rental vehicle. She seems to support, in fact, the staging done by the perps. (Hearing this "seance" is essential, IMO, to evaluating LS's credibility.)
Of course, in her second interview, on July 7, after the police have Mark's phone, she has to reverse course, admitting the very serious problems in the marriage. But she puts the blame on TS (addictions to pot, sex, problems with food, depression, etc.), TS telling poor Mark all the terrible things she does despite knowing he's extremely jealous, and still LS directs investigators to others, this time to the "very, very pissed off" SH and to a Big Pharma conspiracy against holistic doctors, despite having no facts for the latter (Big Pharma has gone after doctors, as in Merck's notorious "hit list" over Vioxx, but in cases like that there's real harassment--complaints to medical associations, state regulators, etc.). As with the seance, you need to actually hear her complaints about Big Pharma to realize how empty they are.
So LS not only failed to intuit the threat to TS, but also hasn't been helpful to investigators after the fact.