#3 episode is the story of the ultimate betrayal, wronged by a sibling and a spouse; Jesus I can't fathom even being in my sister's house after she's been murdered, let alone sleeping in her bed with her husband, mothering her children, and driving around in her car, what kind of heart and soul is that, faaarrr removed from love
Did the F.B.I. inspect Mr. Gillespie's brakes on his truck?,added:Did any 1 check out the postman,or anybody that knew the postman in Circleville?,he would be able to rig up the postal stamp.
Am I the only one that has suspision about the wife in the third story? She knew her husband was at the parents house. She knew where the guys gun was. She didnt know her husband changed the ife insurance. And she believed her lover had nothing to do with it even planning a life together. No tears. Perfect makeup. No emotion.
The expert writing analysis was pretty convincing imo. She said he wrote all those letters, my only drawback is how could he have done that while in prison?
What broke my heart the most with the Murdoch family was the two little girls that were in that horrific accident with their mom and their 14-year-old brother and the 12-year-old sister said to her sister who was only eight years old to go and get help that’s when I started crying
Story 3: First time hearing a 911 operator just set the phone aside for a second and yell into the other room what was going on 😂😂😂
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