The movie No One Would Tell follows the relationship of shy, nerdy 16-year-old Stacy Collins and popular wrestler Bobby Tennison. Tennison is a bit overly possessive and isolates Stacy from her friends and even forces her to wear sweatpants. Stacy is flattered by the attention but is unable to discern the red flags of possessiveness. While the film is a humorous and charming love story, it does have some realism in it.
Heather McComb
“No One Would Tell” is based on the true story of high school wrestling champion Heather McComb, who becomes obsessed with her rival and begins to abuse her. While the story may be a little extreme, it is a good watch for anyone who has suffered from abuse in their lives. Noel Nosseck’s direction is excellent, and the actors are effective in their portrayals of the abusive situation.
Shannen Doherty
A new film, Shannen Doherty’s No One Would Tell, will make you want to be a warrior. Doherty, a former breast cancer patient, talks about the new movie, her fans and the meaning of being a warrior. Here are some of the highlights from the film. If you’re thinking about seeing it, I highly recommend it! The movie is not only well-acted, but the premise of the film is very unique.
This film is a reimagining of the 1996 film of the same name starring Candace Cameron Bure and Fred Savage. It is directed by Gail Harvey, with the screenplay written by Caitlin D. Fryers and produced by Gail Harvey and Danielle von Zerneck. The actors involved in the production are Lisa Richardson, Callan Potter, Trezzo Mahoro, and Ona Grauer.
In the film, Sarah reveals that she broke up with Rob Tennison, but no one believes her. She then tries to cover up the wounds with her hair, but no one believes her. When her mother, Laura, finds her in her car, she asks Sarah about it, and she says that her boyfriend Rob is the reason for everything. In the end, Sarah finally accepts that she can’t change Rob’s feelings, but she decides to get rid of him and move on.
Heather Cameron
No one would tell Heather Cameron that her ex-boyfriend Daniel Lusby was responsible for her disappearance. She was last seen at a dam near the Sacramento River and the Shasta Dam about 20 minutes outside of Redding. Lusby, 31, has a long criminal history in Shasta County. His record includes nine felonies, four of which were reduced to misdemeanors. He has spent more than a dozen nights in jail.
While a lack of public statistics exists regarding the disappearance of Native women in the United States, 84 percent of Native women experience domestic violence. This is not uncommon: statistics show that the murder rate for Native women is at least 10 times higher than the national average. Many disappearances are tied to sexual assault, domestic violence and even sex trafficking. As a result, the family of Heather Cameron’s disappearance is seeking resolution for a life-altering event.