Oct 1, 2026 · 44 min · 17 segments
Mitrice arrives at Geoffrey’s restaurant in Malibu on Sept. 16, 2009, claiming she’s there to “avenge the death of Michael Jackson.” When she walks out without paying, a restaurant staffer calls 911…
Dana GoodyearHostThat was the day that I had, I mean, finally worked up the courage to try and, like, break it off, call it quits.
But definitely was not brave enough to do that in person.
It went something along the lines of, "I love you, I care about you, but I, I don't think that I can do this anymore."

Mitrice had been seeing Tessa on and off during her relationship with Desiree, and now she was head over heels for this new woman, Hannah Parks.
I think that it really weighed on me that I, I, I had to share.
So I text that, and her response was definitely unexpected.
Her response was just like, "I love you.
I totally understand.
You're an amazing person." And, like, all of the things that you don't wanna hear when you're trying to, like, break it off with somebody.
Like, those are all of the things that I was getting.

After she sent the text, Desiree, who was still a student at Cal State Fullerton, had to go to track practice, but she thought about Mitrice the whole time.
I mean, like, immediately I regretted sending that text.
I just didn't know how much I was gonna regret it, 'cause that day she didn't come home, and that was definitely out of the ordinary.

Mitrice still slept over at Desiree's occasionally, and she was expecting her that night.
She, like, wasn't responding, and I just assumed that that was my own fault because of the text message that I'd sent out before I went to practice, which was, "We're not doing this anymore." I didn't believe me.
I don't think that she believed me either, but that's what I said.
To be honest, that whole chunk of time in my life is just a blur.
Like, it, it was not a good time for me.
And so I did cook dinner, but I, I can't say for sure, like, what else I was doing besides, like, just kind of wondering where she was at.

She was pulling into Joffrey's, an upscale restaurant on Pacific Coast Highway.
That was the day that I had, I mean, finally worked up the courage to try and, like, break it off, call it quits.
But definitely was not brave enough to do that in person.
It went something along the lines of, "I love you, I care about you, but I, I don't think that I can do this anymore."

Mitrice had been seeing Tessa on and off during her relationship with Desiree, and now she was head over heels for this new woman, Hannah Parks.
I think that it really weighed on me that I, I, I had to share.
So I text that, and her response was definitely unexpected.
Her response was just like, "I love you.
I totally understand.
You're an amazing person." And, like, all of the things that you don't wanna hear when you're trying to, like, break it off with somebody.
Like, those are all of the things that I was getting.

After she sent the text, Desiree, who was still a student at Cal State Fullerton, had to go to track practice, but she thought about Mitrice the whole time.
I mean, like, immediately I regretted sending that text.
I just didn't know how much I was gonna regret it, 'cause that day she didn't come home, and that was definitely out of the ordinary.

Mitrice still slept over at Desiree's occasionally, and she was expecting her that night.
She, like, wasn't responding, and I just assumed that that was my own fault because of the text message that I'd sent out before I went to practice, which was, "We're not doing this anymore." I didn't believe me.
I don't think that she believed me either, but that's what I said.
To be honest, that whole chunk of time in my life is just a blur.
Like, it, it was not a good time for me.
And so I did cook dinner, but I, I can't say for sure, like, what else I was doing besides, like, just kind of wondering where she was at.

She was pulling into Joffrey's, an upscale restaurant on Pacific Coast Highway.
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