Knowing that he was about to be exposed for his seven-year extramarital affair,

this is what Daystar TV co-founder Marcus Lamb and his wife Joni said in 2010 about my guest today and her two colleagues.

They're now saying that unless Daystar pays them $7.5 million, that they're going to take our story that we just shared with you to the media.

You see, these three people that Joni shared with you, they're trying to take our pain and turn it to their game.

Is what Marcus and Joni said true? Did my guest really try to extort from them?

And did Marcus' seven-year affair

really have no impact on her? Or was my guest dastar experience a lot like Jonathan and

Susie Lambs, including intimidation, cover-up, and even surveillance by a private investigator?

So it's almost like they double down.

It's not enough to, you know, have private investigators following you.

It's not enough to have people going through your trash.

It's not enough to, you know, to have everything that Jonathan and Susie, you know,

it's almost like everything is done to the extreme.

Joining me now is former Daystar TV, Director of Marketing, Jeanette Hawkins. In 2010, Jeanette was one of three women

who filed a lawsuit against Daystar TV and Marcus Lamb claiming that Marcus Lamb's seven-year

extramarital affair caused her great emotional pain. Daystar in response filed a separate lawsuit, and in 2011, all the parties settled,

and everything was hushed up. And Jeanette has not spoken about the lawsuit or about what

happened to her at Daystar until now. So this is the very first time that she has spoken about that. And so I feel very honored

to have her on this podcast. So Jeanette, welcome. And again, just so glad to have you here.

Thank you, Julie. I'm happy to be here. And Jeanette, just a little bit of background for folks.

We first spoke, I think it was back in January, and at that point you were waiting on hearing

about some legal stuff that you were looking into.

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