Kellye Garrett > Quotes

“I guffawed. Like literally. Before I'd done it myself, I didn't even know what guffawed meant.”
― Kellye Garrett, Hollywood Homicide

“on FarmVille.”
― Kellye Garrett, Hollywood Homicide

“If all went well, we were going to make a double murderer very, very angry.”
― Kellye Garrett, Hollywood Homicide

“I jumped as a hand touched my shoulder, then calmed down when I recognized the stilettoed nails. Adore. Once again looking like a TV version of a lawyer.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“It made me want to become a couch sleuth—desperate to find some clue about what exactly had happened to her so I could feel some sense of control. I only put my”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“He was glancing at my butt when he said it, his tone indicating I got a lot of stuff stuck up there.”
― Kellye Garrett, One Lucky Subscriber

“His background check’s more boring than watching paint dry. Not even a parking ticket.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“What’s going on? You clearly have an agenda.” She glanced back at me. “If you tell me what it is, maybe I can help.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“No Mexican. Pizza? Chinese? Burgers? Stop me when I get to something you want. I could go on all day.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“Emotions aren’t like light bulbs”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“It was a murder-suicide, Bree. Crime of passion. It happens every day in this country.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“They were just looking for skin tone. It didn’t even matter if it wasn’t remotely close to my color. There was probably some poor Black woman mistakenly being told she deserved to rot in hell at this very moment.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“had to be a boyfriend. That’s what the true-crime shows said, right? It was always the partner. But then I remembered what Ms. Morgane had said about Janelle being single. That made it scarier. If it wasn’t a boyfriend, that meant it could be anyone and it could happen to any of us.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“Desiree’s cell. But until the cops were ready”
― Kellye Garrett, Like a Sister

“Money. Cheddar. Dough.”
― Kellye Garrett, One Lucky Subscriber

“He was right. I was treating it like some Netflix true-crime documentary. Janelle Beckett was a person. I needed to show respect. “I’m so sorry,” I said.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“It wouldn’t be the first time a white woman was scared just because Black men exist. You’re ready to convict the man without a shred of proof.”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman

“Not for the first time”
― Kellye Garrett, Missing White Woman