| I am under a lot of stress, I am completely worn out, I didn't even want to be at the temporary stop-gap job that I am on this day. I am emotionally very weak from the night before with Mark Berladyn, talking about Family issues. |
Colin Palmer
As I driving home, driving Westbound on Lougheed Hwy, having just entered Port Coquitlam, I hear this honking horn coming from behind me. It's odd, everyone must have been looking at the driver because he is hitting his horn. I look in the Rear-View Mirror and I see this pick up truck swerving in and out of traffic aggressively giving chase.
I can't believe what I am seeing as I realize who it is. It is Colin Palmer, my sister's ex-husband. I have not seen him in five years or so. I am in the Passing Lane (Left), reluctantly I put down my passenger window. I may as well let him say his intent to me.
I never said anything bad back to him, he was screaming, yelling, cursing and fingering me as he stated he hates me. The only thing I did say to him right in the beginning as likely my only reply "I am the only one who actually did anything for you".
What I meant by that, was that I was the only one (sibling) who actually tried living with him against my own will. I did try. I am also the only one who didn't openly put him down for years. Our problem started when he moved into 560 Foress Drive.. [..another time].
Anyways, I was emotionally weak, worn out and tired. He was yelling at me, fist in the air, other drivers must have thought he was crazy. His vehicle was swerving back and forth, coming nearer to mine, then away. Over and over as he yelled aggressively. I think he was blaming me for his marriage falling apart, or for marrying my sister or blaming me for losing his house and crashing into my life.
The car in front of him had come to a stop. My lane was clear. I just kept driving. Looking in the mirror, I noted him turn off and drive North into Port Coquitlam. Then it hit me, he was like the Red-Neck Brother-in-Law. It reminded me of something out of a National Lampoon Movie. The Red-Neck crazy Brother-in-Law.
On the way home, I became concerned. I was tired, run down and I didn't need this shit. I started to realize that one day I'd be out minding my own business, maybe Home Depot or where-ever, and this ass was going to drop out of nowhere and act like a raging loon.
I decided to make a Police Report. Just Report it. My instincts told me that I would regret not doing so.