Married At First Sight - Season 2 - Ryan DeNino - Jessica Castro - #2 *Sleuthing - Spoilers*

Hi all...new to this board, not new to discussing TV shows on the internet (one of my favorite pastimes )

I think, regardless of what kind of contract she signed, Jessica may have legal recourse if fraud was perpetrated. So, if the producers said everyone was thoroughly vetted, and Jess & her lawyers can prove that is not true, the contract could be voided.

For example (saw this on Judge Judy), someone sold a car in a private sale. Normally, this would be an as-is sale and the buyer would have little to no legal recourse if the car is a lemon. However, in the case in question, the seller had turned back the odometer, which voided the as-is part of the sale and allowed the buyer to sue and recover his money.

While I agree that they all react differently in certain circumstances but obviously so does ryan. I, myself do not like him but im not playing double standards either. Jess with her previous bad realationships might as well been a bad fit for this type of show IMO. While I have to commend her for taking the high road and just leaving the whole situation alone now. I would have ran.

Jessica's previous experience in her past relationships (where she didn't speak up and just basically went along to get along) may have served her well in this circumstance. It may well have kept her from getting her lights punched out.

True but them relationships that she had before would have shown her plenty of warning signs and the new backbone would have given her strenght to run soon as she seen red flags.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was a rider to the contract clearly stating the terms & conditions of responsibility A&E/FYI (they are the same company overall) had post-decision. Yes, their contracted 'experts' paired the couples for the experiment but these adults are the ones who made their own minds up to stay in that relationship once the experiment concluded. I'm sure there was financial compensation for staying together thru the 6-month reunion and I'm sure that factored in to Jessica's overall decision to try to make things work. However, having looked at other shows the network and production company have come up with I'm going to guess they have one heck of a legal team who is prepared for all the things that could go wrong (um, sex in a box and swinging neighbors? yikes!) so that contract is probably iron-clad. At this point, Jessica's issues are of the civil kind and have to do with real life, not reality tv life. Well, unless she's willing to duke this one out in Divorce Court. (grin)

sherrie714 wrote:While I agree that they all react differently in certain circumstances but obviously so does ryan. I, myself do not like him but im not playing double standards either. Jess with her previous bad realationships might as well been a bad fit for this type of show IMO. While I have to commend her for taking the high road and just leaving the whole situation alone now. I would have ran.

If she was a bad fit for the show, the experts should not have permitted her to be cast. If their job isn't fundamentally to find people who are fit for the premise of the show (marrying a specific stranger), what purpose do they serve?

http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/married-at-first-sight-jessica-castro-talks-divorce-ryan-de-nino-2015166

More specific details of the restraining order.

Well, the experts failed woefully this season. I hope this is a learning opportunity for them to go back to the drawing board and revisit whatever it is they thought was the formula to successfully marry strangers and have them sta married. Frankly this show shouldn't cast contestants looking for their 15mins break,or have all the red flags each of these contestants this season had- Everyone of them had something questionable that made them unfit for the experiment . unfortunately, the experts and production were more eager about producing a tv show with high ratings that actually making a marriage out of the union, all IMO, of course.

They serve to find the best POSSIBLE match, not perfect as nothing is perfect. Marriage takes work but i guess they need to find people that can communicate better or at least teach them the fundamentals a little more.

They need to vet out the abusive thugs, and take responsibility for their lack of diligence in that process !

https://twitter.com/aetv

Check out A&E’s last post!!! Holy eff those “experts” and “therapists” are passive aggressive!!! Let’s blame the women and not take accountability for not proper screening the men, let’s give the girls STD tests but not the men. Notice how they play sad music upon sean’s entry!!! Just disgusting, it show's the manipulation and where they want the audiences' favor to go, “root for sean” “Davina is a bitch”. I know I’m in the wrong thread, but I’ve been discussing the “experts” and their credibility on this thread. Wowww, just wow. If you have twitter, you should comment on their last post. Read the comments! Davina even favored my two posts under the video. She is pissed!!!

My posts where:

@AETV those "experts" are the devil. Tellem Davina! No, what part did YOU experts play in this? None! #BlameTheWomen ?#bullcrap @davinakullar

@AETV I love how they play sad music for Sean's entrance! BS @davinakullar! Show’s where they want the public's favour to go #SAD #ConArtists

While I agree about the vetting part with sean, but there is nothing in ryans past that would prove to be fundemental in this case. No DV charges or even woman coming out say that he beat them. No violent acts of any kind.. but he only shows what he wants to and that is typical liar material.