Green Eyed Killers *Latest Series*
Series 1 & 2
Duration: 52 x 52'
Play Trailer Play Screener Contact SalesThis dramatic series focuses on cases involving the most prolific cause of relationship and spousal murder worldwide - jealousy.
The series details the dramatic true-life happenings and adversities of ordinary people who come to an extraordinary end all because jealousy arrives in their lives, uninvited and all encompassing.
Series 1 - 26 x 52'
EPISODE 1: KIMBERLY GREENE-MEDINA - “WHERE IS KIMBERLY?”
Kimberly Greene-Medina’s disappearance in 1996 remained unanswered until 2005, when her husband, Michael Medina, was arrested for killing his 16-month-old son, Degan, as an act of revenge against his second wife, Becky. Authorities discovered Medina had confessed to Becky and told her he beat Kimberly almost to death with a baseball bat and buried her alive in a field in rural Colorado. Days before her murder, Kimberly had asked Medina for a divorce. Medina, who was jealous and stalking Kimberly, had discovered an affair between her and a co-worker. Medina, was sentenced to a 48-year prison term for the murder of his son and received a consecutive life sentence for the murder of his first wife.
EPISODE 2: SKYLAR NEESE - “FATAL FRIENDSHIP”
On July 6, 2012, surveillance camera footage captured 16-year-old Skylar Neese sneaking out of her bedroom window and getting into a car at 12:30am. This was the last time Skylar was seen alive. Her family and the authorities searched for months until, Rachel Shoaf, one of Neese’s closest friends, admitted to having executed a plan with friend, Shelia Eddy, to murder Skylar. The two high school sophomores admitted to stabbing Neese to death because they “just didn’t like her,” creating a plan to lure Neese out that night for a drive and using kitchen knives to kill her together. Both girls were actually motivated by jealousy. Eddy pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison. While Shoaf, who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, was sentence to 30 years.
EPISODE 3: DANA MACKAY - “TREACHEROUS TRIANGLE”
On July 26, 2013, Dana Mackay was laying in bed recovering from a surgery when her husband’s mistress, along with two accomplices, broke into her home in Seasons Trace and beat her to death. Nicole Houchin, her estranged husband, Nace Houchin and Gregory Crawford were part of a murder-for-hire scheme devised by Nicole and John Wayne Mackay to kill the latter’s wife. Investigators found emails and text messages between Nicole and John with plans to get Dana “out of the picture” just months into their affair. Nicole was filled with jealousy towards Dana and had been threatening her for weeks. The plan to kill Dana was put in action while Mackay was out of town on a business trip. The court sentenced Mackay to serve 28 years and two months; Nicole Houchin was sentenced to 23 years and 11 months; Nace Houchin, who is accused of beating Dana to death, will serve 40 years; and Crawford will serve a total of 17 years.
EPISODE 4: ASHLEY MEAD - “THE HUNT FOR ASHLEY”
In Boulder, Colorado, Adam Densmore brutally murdered his ex-girlfriend, Ashley Mead, in their apartment and transported the body to his family’s home in Louisiana, where he proceeded to dismember it. He then drove to Oklahoma and scattered evidence and mutilated body parts along the way. Mead’s torso was found stuffed in a suitcase that had been left in a dumpster in Oklahoma. Densmore was jealous of the fact that Mead had started dating someone else and had seemingly moved on. Densmore was found and arrested in Oklahoma on Feb. 15, 2017, only a couple of days after killing Mead. Their 1-year-old daughter was found with him outside Tulsa. Adam Densmore was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing and dismembering Mead, he was also convicted of tampering with a corpse, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with evidence. He was given a life sentence plus 12 years by Boulder District Judge Judith LaBuda.
EPISODE 5: RAUL ORTIZ - “THE MURDER OF RAUL ORTIZ”
On August 11, 2014, Erin Robinson violently beat Raul Ortiz for allegedly making unwanted comments to his girlfriend. At a gas station in Tampa, Florida, Kayla Bryant encountered Ortiz and she claims Ortiz made inappropriate sexual comments towards her while “looking down her shirt.” Robinson, driven by jealousy over the alleged comment, traveled with two friends to Ortiz’s house approximately two hours later, where they confronted him outside. Robinson allegedly struck Ortiz three times in the face, knocking him unconscious. Witnesses say Robinson’s friends pulled him away and they left the scene. Ortiz never regained consciousness and had no brain activity following the incident. He died four days later. Robinson was found guilty of first-degree felony murder and faces life in prison.
EPISODE 6: SARAH LUDEMANN - “THREATS & TRAGEDY IN PINELLAS PARK”
Caught in a dangerous love triangle, 19-year-old Rachel Wade, stabbed 17-year-old Sarah Ludemann, over Joshua Camacho in Clearwater, Florida. Camachowho had begun a new relationship with Ludemann, kept in touch with ex-girlfriend, Wade, sparking negative feelings between the two. After tormenting each other on MySpace and through phone calls and messages, the battle between the two teenagers erupted on April 14, 2009. Using a steak knife, Wade stabbed Sarah several times during a physical confrontation. Wade was constantly jealous of Ludemann because Camacho would ignore plans with Wade in preference of spending time with his girlfriend. Wade was found guilty of second-degree murder and was sentenced to 27 years in prison.
EPISODE 7: HEATHER STRONG - “THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HEATHER STRONG”
On February 15th, 2009, Joshua Fulgham and Emilia Carr lured Heather Strong, Fulgham’s wife, to a storage trailer on the Carr family’s property, where she was forced to sign a document granting full custody of her children to Fulgham. Afterwards, Carr and Fulgham proceeded to suffocate Strong to death by placing a garbage bag over her head while she remained tied to a chair. Fulgham and Carr’s motives for Heather Strong's murder were considered to be the product of jealousy and betrayal. He was convicted of first-degree murder and kidnapping and was sentenced to life in prison. Emilia was found guilty of all charges and was initially sentenced to death by lethal injection—making her the first woman to be given the death penalty in Florida since Aileen Wuornos. In 2017, Emilia made an appeal and she was re-sentenced to life without parole.
EPISODE 8: AUDREANNA ZIMMERMAN - “EVIL IN ESCAMBIA”
In 2010, Pensacola, Florida, 19-year-old Audreanna Zimmerman visited the mobile home of 16-year-old Britnee Miller in an attempt to “patch things up” following a physical altercation between the two. Miller lived with her mother, Tina Brown, and her friend, Heather Lee. Once Zimmerman arrived at Brown’s mobile home, the three women incapacitated Zimmerman with a stun gun, beat her savagely, gagged her, put her in the trunk of a vehicle and drove her to a secluded wood clearing. Here they proceeded to beat Zimmerman with a crowbar and then set her on fire using gasoline. Presuming her dead, they abandoned Zimmerman in the woods and, despite being severely burned, Zimmerman managed to walk to about a third of a mile to a residence to seek help. She died in an Alabama burn ward 16 days later. The 3 women had developed strong feelings of jealousy and resentment towards Zimmerman which erupted into gruesome violence after the feud with Miller. Following their arrests, Brown was sentenced to death, Miller was sentenced to life in prison and Lee is serving a 25-year sentence.
EPISODE 9: CHRISTINE PAOLILLA - “QUADRUPLE MURDER MYSTERY”
On 18 July 2003, four young people were found fatally shot in a home in the Clear Lake neighborhood. Two of the victims, Rachael Koloroutis and Tiffany Rowell, were close friends of 17-year-old Christine Paolilla. The excessive violence of the scene, with all four victims having been shot multiple times at point blank range, left the police baffled as to who would want the youths dead. After 3 years of dead ends, the police finally made a big break on the case and were able to connect Paolilla and her then-boyfriend, Christopher Snider. It was believed that Paolilla, who struggled to fit in, felt intense envy and jealousy towards her popular friends who didn’t have to work as hard as her to be accepted. Ultimately, her jealousy triggered her aggression and her desire to punish them for what they have. Paolilla was arrested in 2006 and convicted in 2008 and sentences to life in prison. Snider committed suicide in July 2006 before he was apprehended by police.
EPISODE 10: TAWNEE BAIRD - “LADY BUG KILLER”
October 18, 2014, 21-year-old Tawnee Baird and her girlfriend of 5 years, Victoria Ashley Mendoza, were driving home in Utah in the early hours of the morning when a fight broke out between the two and Mendoza stabbed Baird 46 times. An in-depth investigation into the disturbing case revealed a long history of domestic abuse and jealousy that ultimately took the life of the young student. Mendoza told police that she killed Baird with a 4-inch folding knife after fighting with her over a man. Baird’s family stated that the couple used to physically assault each other, and before the murder, Baird even exhibited a chipped tooth and scratches on her skin from the abuse. Mendoza was charged with first-degree felony murder.
EPISODE 11: SEATH JACKSON - “MURDER IN MARION COUNTY”
In April 2011, 15-year-old Seath Jackson was beaten, tied up and shot after being lured by his ex-girlfriend, Amber Wright, to the Summerfield home rented by Charlie Ely, who was 18 at the time. Michael Bargo, who was 18 at the time, started dating Wright after her relationship with Jackson ended, and, spurred on by feelings of jealousy over Wright’s remarks about her ex-boyfriend, decided to kill Jackson and organize the group to carry out the murder. Jackson was ambushed and murdered by the three young men who lived there, Bargo , Justin Soto (20), and Kyle Hooper (17). Afterwards, they tried to hide the murer by burning Jackson’s body and dumping the charred remains in a quarry. Michael Bargo was sentenced to death for fatally shooting Jackson. Soto, Hooper, Wright and Ely were each sentenced to life in prison for their roles in Jackson's murder.
EPISODE 12: DONNA HORWITZ - “MURDER IN ADMIRALS CAVE”
On September 30, 2011, Lanny Horwitz was shot nine times in his home in Jupiter, Florida. Authorities responded to a call at the wealthy gated community of Admiral's Cove, where they discovered the house undisturbed, except for the bloody bathroom where they found Lanny's body. It didn’t take long for Lanny’s wife, Donna, to become a prime suspect in the case. Prosecutors quickly began to build a case against Donna, alleging that jealousy over Francine Tice, Lanny’s business partner, was motive for murder. Donna was convicted of first-degree murder on January 17, 2013. She was sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole. At her second trial, Donna was convicted of second-degree murder, she was sentenced to 32 years with six years time served, this meant that Donna would be able to get out after serving 25 years, but she would be in her 90s.
EPISODE 13: MELANIE EAM - “TREACHCHEROUS LOVE”
In November 2016, 22-year-old Melanie Eams stabbed her boyfriend, 21-year-old James Barry, to death after he ended their relationship. Barry lived in a Loxahatchee Acreage home with his mother and his mother’s boyfriend. Family and friends of the couple state Eams was incredibly possessive of Barry and jealous of how much time he spent with his friend rather than with her. After a long, unstable on-and-off relationship, Barry broke up with Eams through messages posted on League of Legends. Eams went to Barry’s house and used a butcher knife from the kitchen in his home to stab him seven times. Afterwards, Eams fled the crime scene, leaving her cell phone behind, and travelled some 1,000 miles away to a family member’s home in Silver Spring, Maryland. Eventually, deputies were able to locate and arrest her. She later confessed to murder and was found guilty of second degree murder in January 2019.
EPISODE 14: JAY SEWELL - “STABBING IN THE SUBURBS”
On December 11, 2018, 18-year-old Jay Sewell and his friends were ambushed in South London by five members of the same family, armed with knives, hammers, a 4ft (1.2m) fireman's axe and wooden sticks. Sewell died from stab wounds suffered during the attack. The ambush was led by Daniel Grogan, 20, who was "consumed with hatred and jealousy" after finding out that Sewell was seeing his ex-girlfriend, Gemma Hodder. Grogan recruited his parents, sister, cousin and friends to attack the group travelling by car. A total of 8 people were sentenced over the attack, with Grogan being sentenced to life with a minimum term of 21 years having previously been found guilty of murder.
EPISODE 15: BIANCA DEVINS - “E-GIRL MURDER”
July 13, 2019, in Utica, New York, 21-year-old Brandon Andrew Clark murdered 17-year-old Bianca Michelle Devins, after seeing her kiss another man. After killing Devins, Clark posted photographs of Devins' body to a Discord server before his suicide attempt. Before her murder, Clark had claimed to be Devin’s boyfriend and reportedly "wanted more", while Devins expressed she did not want to date Clark and considered him a friend. Police discovered that Clark’s internet history suggested he was obsessed with Devins. He saved photos of her and surveyed her social media profiles, repeatedly sending her messages and according to one of Devins' friends, he supplied her with drugs. He was charged with second-degree murder and subsequently pleaded guilty to the murder and was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
EPISODE 16: OLIVIA DUNLEA - “THE MERCILESS MURDER OF OLIVIA DUNLEA”
On February 17, 2013, Olivia Dunlea, a mother of three, was viciously slain by her then-partner of less than three months, Darren Murphy, 42, at her home in Passage West, County Cork. Murphy, driven by jealousy after seeing Dunlea with another man, stabbed her six times in the head and neck whilst she laid in bed. Then he set fire to her duvet while she was still alive but paralysed due to her injuries and he proceeded to set fire to her kitchen before fleeing the scene. Murphy took Dunlea’s car and drove back to the Rochestown Inn, a pub they had been to earlier that night, collected his own car and threw her keys in a stream to get rid of evidence. Investigators were still able to collect a vast amount of evidence against Murphy, including incriminating phone records, and he was given a life sentence for the murder.
EPISODE 17: COREY WIENEKE - “MUSCATINE MURDER MYSTERY”
Corey Lee Wieneke was found beaten to death on October 13, 1992 in his West Liberty home. Wieneke was a bartender who had left work at 7am on that day and arrived home, where his fiancé last saw him at 8:30 am before she left for work. When she returned to the house, she found his bloodied body after being beaten to death with a blunt object. Although the investigation discovered a key piece of evidence, a metal baseball bat authorities found a couple yards from the house, the case made no progress and went cold. Almost three decades after the murder of Wieneke, investigators received a tip that blew the investigation wide open and presented them with a prime suspect: Annette Cahill. Investigators tracked down Annette, who had been one of the many women at the time having a sexual relationship with Wieneke. Investigators suspected Annette had murdered the 22-year-old bartender in a jealous rage because of his relationships with other women and his reluctance to leave his partner. Annette was arrested on May 31, 2018 and charged with first-degree murder and was given the maximum sentence of 50 years in prison.
EPISODE 18: ALICE RUGGLES - “THE TRAGIC MURDER OF ALICE RUGGLES”
On October 12, 2016, 24-year-old Alice Ruggles was murdered by her jealous ex-boyfriend in “one final act of dominance and control”. Trimaan “Harry” Dhillon, was a soldier serving in Afghanistan when he and Ruggles began a romantic relationship. Ruggles had ended the relationship with Dhillon due to his obsessive and controlling behaviour. In the weeks leading up to her death, Ruggles had reported Dhillon to the police. Dhillon had "bombarded" Alice with text messages and phone calls, gave her unwanted gifts, contacted her friends and family, showed up at her property with no notice and threatened to kill himself. All attempts to force her to return to their relationship. On the night of the attack, Dhillon climbed into Alice's flat through an open window and slashed her throat six times, almost cutting through to her spine. Dhillon was sentenced to a minimum of 22 years for the act of "utter barbarism".
EPISODE 19: BRENDA DELGADO - “LOVERS REVENGE”
On September 2, 2015, the day before Kendra Hatcher, 35, was to fly off to Cancún with boyfriend, Ricky Paniagua, 38, for a long weekend, someone walked up to her in the parking garage of her high-rise in Gables Park 17 and shot her in the back of the head. Brenda Delgado, age 31, had been dating Ricky for over two years prior to the attack, and after he broke up with her over an email, she became obsessed with Paniagua’s relationship with Delgado. Brenda had been stalking Ricky around Dallas, reading his texts and emails. She decided to recruit two people to kill Kendra Hatcher, one Crystal Cortes, a 23-year-old single mother, and the other Kristopher Love, who shot Hatcher. Kristopher Love was arrested and in October 2018, he was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. Delgado was found guilty of capital murder on June 7, 2019 and she was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
EPISODE 20: MICHELLE BOAT - “A WOMAN SCORNED”
On May 18, 2020, Michelle Boat, 56, was charged with the murder of Tracy Mondabough, 47. Enraged and jealous over her estranged husband’s relationship with Mondabough, Boat decided to kill the one person she believed was standing in the way of her reconciliation with Nick Boat. The Pella woman had stabbed her estranged husband's girlfriend to death, and prosecutors said during the trial that Mondabough's blood was found in Boat's car and that Boat's DNA was found in Mondabough's hair. Boat was found guilty of first degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison.
EPISODE 21: CRAIG FINNEY - “POTTWATTAMIE TRAGEDY”
In the early hours of June 17th, 2011, Craig Finney went to ex-girlfriend Patty Harker's house with a shotgun after seeing her leave a bar with Benjamin Shimmin. Finney in a jealous rage kicked open the door to Harker’s home and fired one shot through the bathroom door where Shimmin was hiding. Finney shot Harker in the back as she attempted to flee. Before fleeing the scene, Finney shot himself. He was apprehended in Missouri by police the next day. In order to avoid the other charges, Finney plead guilty to attempted murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. On April 25, 2013, Harker died from complications caused by the gunshot wounds and Finney was charged with first-degree murder. The jury found him guilty of a second-degree murder charge, carrying a maximum prison sentence of 50 years.
EPISODE 22: ANDY RODRIGUEZ - “MURDER IN MIAMI”
In September 2009, 17-year-old Andy Rodriguez stabbed fellow classmate Juan Rivera five times using a box cutter, using enough force to even pierce his heart. Security footage of the incident shocked many in the quiet and affluent town of Coral Gables. The attack escalated from an argument in which Rodriguez had confronted Rivera regarding the former’s girlfriend. Classmates stated that Rodriguez had developed strong feelings of jealousy after Rivera had accepted rides to school from his girlfriend. Rodriguez was arrested shortly after the incident and was denied bond. In 2011, a jury found Rodriguez to be guilty of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison and 10 years of probation.
EPISODE 23: PEDRO BRAVO - “INSIDE A KILLER”
On October 8, 2012, Pedro Bravo was indicted for the kidnapping and first degree murder of University of Florida freshman Christian Aguilar. Bravo, also a Florida college student, was the last person seen with Aguilar on September 20th, the night Aguilar disappeared. Upon further investigation, authorities discovered Bravo had been distraught after his ex-girlfriend, Friman, began dating his friend, Aguilar. Bravo became obsessed with separating the couple. Blinded by jealousy, Bravo even concocted a plan to kill Aguilar, believing he could be reunited with Friman. During the trial, Bravo’s incredibly detailed journal was used as evidence. The journal not only contained his obsession with Friman and his desire to “win her back”, but also how he intended to get away with the murder of Aguilar, who he had known since middle school. In the end, Bravo was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
EPISODE 24: WILLIAM UBANDO - “VENGEANCE IN VALLEJO”
William Espinosa Ubando was arrested at his co-worker’s house on September 20, 2010 for the brutal beating of his girlfriend, Ritchie Lei Lusung Campued. The couple, both married and with children, had met in December 2009 while working together in a care centre. Ditching their partners, Ubando and Campued moved in together, but the relationship soon soured as Ubando became obsessive; When Campued wanted to break it off, Ubando began threatening to kill her. Following a confrontation, the 41-yr old man retrieved a baseball bat from his car and thrashed his girlfriend of 10 months to death with it. Desperate, Ubando piled the body into the passenger seat of his car and began driving around. With nowhere to turn, he called his ex-wife and confessed before arriving at his co-workers house. Ubando was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
EPISODE 25: JOANN KATRINAK - “LETHAL LOVE IN LEHIGH COUNTY”
On December 15, 1994, Joann Katrinak and her 3-month-old son, Alex, disappeared from their home in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. Four months later, authorities found both bodies in Heidelberg Township. After eliminating Andrew Katrinak, Joann’s husband, as a suspect, police moved onto Patricia Rorrer, Andrew’s ex-girlfriend. Rorrer had called the Katrinak household only 3 days before Joann and her baby disappeared. Rorrer had asked to speak with Andrew, who was home during the call, but Joann refused to pass over the phone to him. Investigators suspect this action triggered Rorrer’s jealous rage and drove her to kill. The case against Rorrer relied heavily on six hairs recovered from Joann’s car as well as two strands that were found where the bodies had been dumped. DNA testing showed that Rorrer could not be excluded as the source of the hairs. In addition to these findings, the bodies of Joann and Alex had been found along a rural trail where Rorrer used to ride horses. Rorrer was charged with two counts of murder and kidnapping. A jury convicted her of the murders but she has maintained her innocence while serving life behind bars.
EPISODE 26: MIKE GUNTHER - “CRAZED CARNIVAL KILLER”
On May 23, 2004, 48-year-old Michael Gunther shot 36-year-old Michael Zawodny 11 times at a carnival which was set up near Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska. Gunther’s murderous actions were the result of a jealous rage after he found out 45-year-old Sally Kennedy, an operator of the Blues Amusement Carnival with whom he shared a romantic relationship, was “sleeping with” other men, one of whom was Zawodny. Gunther and Kennedy were staying in a camping trailer that was parked in Council Bluffs, Iowa, after arguing with Kennedy in her trailer, Gunther killed her and headed to the carnival, where Gunther found Zawodny and killed him in front of several witnesses. A Sarpy County, Nebraska, jury did not take long to find Gunther guilty of the murder of Michael Zawodny and he received life imprisonment as to the first degree murder conviction.
Series 2 - 26 x 52'
EPISODE 1: WALTER SIMPSON
The peace and quiet that a summer’s night brings is interrupted by a 911 call from Walter Simpson. Simpson is a local resident of Madison County, Mississippi, a seemingly devout Christian, husband to Falonda Simspon and step-father to her teenage daughter Devonda Washington. He tells the dispatch of the horrifying sight that he has come home to; the bodies of his wife and stepdaughter, who are not only lying in their own blood but in a scene of mass destruction left by the killer– one which includes an attempt at arson. Police arrive at the scene immediately and start to gather evidence and question suspects, however the search for the perpetrator soon takes an incredibly dark turn. As friends and family recount Falonda and Davonda’s last days, investigators soon turn to a suspect much closer to home. As Walter’s history of jealousy is revealed, along with his tumultuous relationships with his wife and step-daughter prior to their tragic end, police begin to look at Walter more closely, and start to consider that his jealous flair may have turned fatal…
EPISODE 2: PATRICK DE LA CERDA
February 2018, Deltona, Florida. Patrick De La Cerda is shot as he comes to his front door, expecting to receive a package containing an engagement ring for his fianceé, Jessica. After attempting to call Patrick several times and receiving no answer, Jessica contacts his relatives; they find Patrick’s body on the floor in the entrance to his home; shell casings from bullets and glass from the front door scatter his surroundings. The attack is described as an ambush from an unknown assassin. The gate to access the property is locked, but within the home, detectives discover that a laptop connected to the home CCTV system is missing. Upon speaking with Jessica, detectives find out her suspicions that this tragic murder could possibly have been carried out by a jealous ex-boyfriend, who has been stalking her for months. Could this stalker have been a Green Eyed Killer, scouting ways to access his potential victim?
EPISODE 3: SHANYA HUBERS
On October 12, 2012, police receive a 911 call: Shayna Hubers is on the other end of the line. She has shot her on-again-off-again boyfriend, Ryan Poston, six times. She claims that she shot him in self-defense, after a violent struggle in which she feared for her life. When police arrive on scene, they find the body of Poston in a pool of blood lying behind the kitchen table. With the crime scene secure and a search for evidence underway, police find that the contents of Ryan’s apartment contradict Shayna’s story. No items are knocked over, the furniture is undisturbed. In a quiet neighborhood, how could such a vicious incident occur?
Shayna’s behavior in police custody is baffling; when interviewed by police she weeps and wails, but is then viewed on CCTV laughing, singing, and dancing. As the story unfolds and the walls close in on Shayna Hubers, her story begins to change. Is this murder the work of someone acting in defense, or is it the work of an overzealous Green Eyed Killer?
EPISODE 4: KAY BAKER
Lithia, Florida, 2018. This small, quiet community is rattled when two residents find the body of a woman on their lawn; bloodied and bruised. Police rush to the scene only to discover that this woman is Kay Baker, a local math teacher and mom of two. What is still unclear is how this could have happened to her– was she attacked by a random stranger? Or was it closer to home? As Kay is pronounced dead on the scene, Detectives notice a trail of blood leading from Kay’s house– just two doors down from where she was found– into the woods surrounding the usually peaceful neighborhood. As they follow it, they find Matthew Terry, Kay’s partner, covered in blood and injuries. Though initially Terry presents himself as a victim of the same random attacker that took Kay’s life, Detectives begin to piece together the events that lead up to Kay’s death and Terry’s own personal history, and realize Terry is not a helpless victim at all, but potentially a malicious and violent man, who’s profound jealous streak may well be lethal…
EPISODE 5: LUIS TOLEDO
Deltona, Florida. This vibrant commuter town in Volusia County is home to many young families and outdoor enthusiasts. Though Deltona has a history of crime, for the most part it’s a safe and close knit community. But on October 23rd, 2013, a young mother Yesenia Suarez, and her two children, Thalia and Michael, are reported as missing from their home. Yessenia’s mother begins to worry– Yessenia had stayed at her house the day before her disappearance, after a public and physical fight with her husband, Luis Toledo. Toledo had lost his temper upon finding out Yessenia was potentially engaged in an affair with a coworker of hers. However, Yessenia left her mother’s home with her two children in tow at 7pm, determined to confront Toledo and his jealous rage. But as the hours go on without hearing from her, fear for Yessenia and her kids’ safety turns to outright alarm. Have they run away from Toledo and his anger, or have they unwittingly become the victims of a jealous and green eyed killer…?
EPISODE 6: EZRA MCCANDLESS
March 22nd, 2018. Police receive a phone call from a local farmer; a young woman has shown up on his doorstep, distressed and physically battered and bruised. The woman is Ezra McCandless, and she claims that she’s been brutally attacked by her boyfriend at the time, Alex Woodworth. At the hospital she requests to see her ex-boyfriend, Jason Mengel. But before she can see him, Mengel goes to the police and states that he had seen Alex and McCandless earlier that day, with McCandless acting agitated and erratic. As police investigate further, they come to discover that there was a taught love triangle between Alex, Mengel and McCandless. As they continue to interview McCandless to get more details on what happened to her, the clock is ticking– where is Alex Woodworth? As McCandless’s story starts to become increasingly inconsistent, Detectives begin to consider the harrowing possibility that this love triangle may have become fatal…
EPISODE 7: MARLENE JOHNSON
July, 2013. Chuck Reeves rings his fiancé, Shirley Pierce, but gets no answer. Growing worried, he decides to drive to her house, where a heartbreaking scene awaits him– Shirley is dead in her bathtub. As police begin to investigate amongst the disarray of the ransacked house and the brutality of the attack, there are clear signs that the murderer has tried to clean up after themselves; there are also signs that this attack was motivated by a deep resentment for Shirley. But who harbors such jealousy for Shirley that they would do this? The main suspect comes from the most unlikely of sources– Shirley’s boss, who tells police it was his wife.
EPISODE 8: JUSTINE VANDERSCHOOT
In September 2003, 17-year-old Justine Vanderschoot disappeared, prompting an exhaustive investigation by law enforcement. Initially, police discovered her abandoned vehicle at a park-and-ride lot with no indication of foul play. Subsequent searches led to the discovery of human remains in a wooded area above Applegate, California, which were subsequently identified as Justine's.
The investigation revealed that Justine's boyfriend, Daniel Bezemer, and his friend, Brandon Fernandez, had devised a scheme to lure Justine to the park-and-ride lot under false pretenses. Fernandez confessed that Bezemer had become increasingly obsessed with the notion that Justine was cheating on him and sought to exact revenge. He alleged that Bezemer strangled Justine and buried her in a shallow grave.
The two defendants were charged with murder and prosecuted based on evidence suggesting premeditation and planning. The court sentenced Fernandez to 15 years to life in prison, while Bezemer received a sentence of 25 years to life.
EPISODE 9: ERIC DRUMMOND
On March 29, 1983, the body of Joette Smith, a 33-year-old woman, was discovered floating in the San Lorenzo River near Ben Lomond. The case remained unsolved for nearly four decades until authorities revisited the evidence and utilized advancements in forensic technology.
In 2022, DNA analysis of clothing worn by Joette Smith at the time of her murder led investigators to Eric Drummond, a suspect who had initially been identified as a person of interest five years after the crime. The DNA evidence matched a profile obtained from Smith's clothing.
Drummond had been spurned by Joette Smith when he asked her on a date shortly before her 1983 killing.
In anticipation of his arrest, 64-year-old Eric David Drummond took his own life before authorities could apprehend him.
EPISODE 10: MONTEREY PARK
On January 21, 2023, a tragic mass shooting occurred at the Star Ballroom Dance Studio in Monterey Park, California, on the eve of Lunar New Year celebrations. Huu Can Tran, who was a regular patron at the studio, opened fire on the crowd, resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals and injuries to nine others.
After the initial attack, Tran drove to a nearby dance studio, seemingly intent on continuing his rampage. However, a brave individual intervened and wrestled the gun away from Tran, chasing him off. The motive behind the shooting was later determined to be rooted in a domestic dispute over an invitation to a Lunar New Year party. Tran's ex-wife had received an invitation, while he did not, leading to feelings of jealousy and resentment.
Tran took his own life by gunshot wound after a standoff with authorities in Torrance, approximately 30 miles from Monterey Park.
EPISODE 11: JOSHUA STIMPSON
In 2016, 21 year old Molly McLaren has her whole life ahead of her. A student of sport at Kent University, she has overcome mental illness and feels ready to move forward with her life, and decides to find love through an online dating app. It’s there she meets Joshua Stimpson, a salesman from a nearby town. Though things initially go well, Molly has no clue of Stimpson’s disturbing past with past girlfriends. But as their relationship progresses, Stimpson’s controlling nature becomes impossible to deny, and ever harder for Molly to maintain a relationship with him. In 2018, after two years together, Molly has the strength to leave Stimson for good. But it’s not that simple– after the break-up, Stimpson repeatedly pesters Molly with texts and posts derogatory lies about her on social media. Only twelve days after their split, Stimpson shows up at Molly’s gym, going so far as to start exercising beside her. Terrified, Molly tries to escape, but Stimpson’s jealousy at Molly’s newfound independence from him is deadly…
EPISODE 12: DANIEL BOULTON
In the quiet village of Louth in Lincolnshire, police receive a distress call from two young girls who claim they’ve seen a man aggressively try to enter a house in their estate. That house belonged to Bethany Vincent, and the man who was trying to enter was a man named Daniel Boulton. Boulton and Bethany had met on Tinder, and though Bethany was at first smitten, Boulton became abusive and controlling almost immediately. Boulton’s jealous streak is not confined solely to Bethany– additionally, he makes clear his dislike of Bethany’s young son from a previous relationship, DJ, and resents the fact that Bethany’s attention isn't solely focused on him. When Bethany becomes pregnant with Boulton’s baby, she imagines that this will put his intense possessiveness to rest, but instead, Boulton becomes more envious than ever before…
EPISODE 13: ASHER MASLIN
Hollie Gazzard's life was tragically cut short by her former jealous boyfriend, Asher Maslin, who inflicted 14 stab wounds upon her with a knife he had purchased earlier. The incident occurred just days after Hollie had attempted to end their year-long relationship.
Witnesses, including staff and customers, reported that they were left horrified as Maslin attacked Hollie at the hair salon where she worked, cornering her by the reception desk before perpetrating the assault. Despite attempts by others to intervene, Maslin carried out the brutal attack in front of the stunned onlookers.
As a result of his actions, Asher Maslin has been sentenced to a minimum of 24 years in prison.
EPISODE 14: ALLEN IVANOV
In the serene and affluent community of Mukilteo, Washington, a tragic story of obsession and betrayal unfolds. This episode delves into the chilling case of Allen Ivanov, a seemingly bright 19-year-old college student who spirals into darkness after a heartbreak. The murders of three classmates at a house party shake the town to its core, revealing the devastating consequences of jealousy.
Once infatuated with his “dream girl,” Anna Bui, Allen becomes toxic after their breakup. As Anna begins to enjoy her newfound freedom and gets involved with other friends, Allen’s jealousy festers. He becomes consumed by a desperate need to reclaim Anna and retaliate against those he perceives as intruding on their relationship.
On the night of the fateful party, attracting a close-knit group of former Kamiak High School classmates, Allen’s emotions boil over. After observing Anna with another male from his car outside, he retrieves a semi-automatic rifle he purchased days earlier.
Fuelled by rage and jealousy, he sneaks into the party and unleashes unimaginable horror, resulting in three tragic deaths, leaving the community in shock.
Through gripping interviews with family and Mukilteo law enforcement we explore the depths of Allen's psyche and the warning signs that were ignored. It reveals how jealousy can destroy lives and shatter dreams.
EPISODE 15: MARIA DE LA RIVA
In Riverside County, California, a brutal murder shakes the small community to its core. On September 16, 2003, 40-year-old construction worker Tomas De La Riva was discovered dead in his red pickup truck, bearing multiple stab wounds. As detectives delve into the chilling case, they uncover a web of deceit and jealousy that points to two shocking suspects, Tomas’ wife, Maria, and his teenage nephew, Hugo.
Initially, the investigation appears straightforward, but as witnesses come forward and interviews unfold, an affair between Maria and Hugo is revealed. Both living under the same roof with Tomas and his children, their relationship unravels the family dynamic, transforming into the ultimate betrayal. The police learn that, behind closed doors, Maria had confided in Hugo about her troubled marriage, sparking violent fantasies that ultimately took a deadly shape.
As investigators examine the scene and gather testimony, they discover the disturbing details of the love triangle that led to Tomas' murder. Fueled by jealousy and a desperate desire to be together, Hugo concocts a plan to eliminate the obstacle in their path, his own uncle.
With interviews from law enforcement and experts delving into the psychological motivations behind such crimes, viewers are offered a detailed look into how love's darker side can spiral into fatal consequences. This chilling narrative culminates in a courtroom battle where both Hugo and Maria face justice for their roles in the crime.
EPISODE 16: JODI ARIAS
In this episode of ‘Green Eyed Killers’ we delve into the shocking murder of Travis Alexander, a charismatic salesman, at the hands of his ex-girlfriend, Jodi Arias. This harrowing tale raises the question, what drives someone to take the life of another, especially someone they once loved? At the heart of this gripping narrative is a web of passion, jealousy, and betrayal.
The series opens in the vibrant landscape of the American Southwest, where Travis Alexander’s life appears idyllic. A devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. However, as we uncover his tumultuous relationship with Jodi Arias, the facade quickly shatters. Their love story begins innocently at a work conference and blossoms into a passionate romance.
As we explore the dynamics of their relationship, viewers witness how Arias transforms from an eager admirer to a woman consumed by jealousy. After initially converting to Alexander’s faith and becoming deeply ingrained in his life.
The narrative reaches its tragic climax when Alexander is found murdered in his home, brutally stabbed 27 times, shot in the head, and left for dead. This leads to a captivating investigation that reveals Arias’s desperate attempts to conceal her involvement. As the police uncover a crime scene littered with both physical evidence and haunting photographs.
Through interviews with law enforcement and experts this episode examines the dark world of jealousy that drove Arias to commit murder. The series culminates with the jury's verdict, ultimately revealing Arias guilty of first-degree murder.
EPISODE 17: CAMERON KIM
This episode of Green-Eyed Killers unravels the chilling murder of 20-year-old Ethan Bosworth, a beloved young man whose life was tragically cut short by 17-year-old Cameron Kim. What could drive a teenager to such an act of violence? This is a tale of jealousy, rage, and the devastating consequences of unchecked obsession.
The story unfolds in the quiet, picturesque community of Beaufort County, South Carolina. Ethan, known for his warm personality and creativity, finds himself at the centre of Cameron Kim’s jealousy over his girlfriend’s friendship with Ethan—a jealousy that ultimately ignites a deadly confrontation. The shocking murder sends ripples through the community, exposing Kim’s disturbing behaviour, from childhood violence to his manipulative control over those close to him—even from behind bars.
As the investigation progresses, there are significant hurdles—including the unrecovered murder weapon, and a community fearful of Kim’s influence. Yet, the prosecution perseveres in building a compelling case. Social media plays a pivotal role in finding disturbing images and videos linking Kim to the crime, including a Snapchat video of him brandishing the suspected murder weapon. Witness testimonies, particularly from a reluctant friend, Jason McFadden, provide critical details about the events leading up to the murder.
The trial, held in October 2021, sees Kim convicted and sentenced to 45 years in prison. While Ethan's family finds some solace in the verdict, the profound pain of their loss endures.
EPISODE 18: GEORGE HUGUELY
In Charlottesville, Virginia a prestigious college community is shocked to discover that one of their own had been violently murdered. On May 3rd, 2010 the body of a beloved lacrosse player was discovered in her bedroom, having been physically assaulted. Yeardley Love was a 22 year old political science major who had her whole life ahead of her until a single act of violence stripped away her future, and left the University of Virginia community reeling. Police officers quickly jump on the case, but as a suspect begins to emerge, a tangled web of abuse is revealed.
Through interviews and digital evidence, the culprit behind Love’s murder appears to be her ex-boyfriend, George Huguely. Despite the initial shock from all that knew both Yeardley and George, it is revealed that their relationship had not always been perfect, and violence was not exactly out of character for George. As investigators dug deeper, it became apparent that Yeardley was a victim of George’s domestic abuse. Recently, however, their relationship had come to an end, igniting a burning jealousy within George.
The scene of the crime painted a detailed picture of George’s rage, an anger at Yeardley for her interaction with another man which had ultimately taken her life. Friends, family and experts dive into the sordid history between George and Yeardley, the impact she left behind and the signs of abuse in their relationship that were ultimately ignored. As this story concludes with a tense trial, the audience has a first row seat as George Huguely faces the justice system.
EPISODE 19: ROB HALL
2010, in the quiet town of Meridian, Idaho, Emmett Corrigan a 30 years old up and coming lawyer seemingly has the perfect life. Married to Ashley Corrigan, with five children and described as “charming and debonair”, behind closed doors Emmett had secrets which would prove to warrant deadly consequences.
On the evening of March 11th, 2011, Emmett left his meridian home under the guise of picking up a prescription. However, unbeknownst to his wife he is actually going there to meet a colleague, Kandi Hall. Ashley, believing at the time that their marital issues were her fault, was doing all that she could to fix the relationship, blindsided by her husband’s affair. After collecting Kandi for their rendezvous, Kandi's teenage daughter happened to pass by and observe her mom's car in the parking lot. Believing this to be strange she called her dad Robert Hall. Hall, calling Kandi's phone, did not expect Emmett to answer. Emmett began provoking Hall over the phone believing him to be an abusive husband. This would result in a turn of violent events. Erupting into a fit of anger and jealousy, Hall picked up his gun and went to confront them at Walgreens. After finding the two, gunshots were heard and a subsequent 911 call was made. Both Hall and Corrigan had been shot. Robert had shot Emmett twice before turning the gun onto himself. Emmett succumbs to his injuries and dies at the scene while Rob's self-inflicted wound is superficial and police are quick to apprehend him. The Corrigan’s seemingly bright future was gone in a flash. Robert Hall was found guilty and sentenced to 30 years for second degree murder and is eligible for parole in 2030.
EPISODE 20: ADRIAN HARVEY
On December 2nd, 2001, the Phoenix Police Department received a frantic 911 call. Unable to reach his estranged wife Dawn Tucker, Kenneth Subia had ventured into her apartment in order to drop off their two kids. In a shocking twist of events, he discovered her deceased with a single gunshot wound to her head. Frantically phoning the authorities, those who loved Dawn would embark on a discovery of deep seated control and jealousy that had been tainting her life.
As investigators began to compile a list of possible suspects and motives, a certain person within Dawn’s life became a very clear person of interest. Dawn’s ex-boyfriend Adrian Harvey had an intricate history of domestic abuse in his relationships and violence towards anyone who didn't give him what he wanted in life. However, despite his known aggression, and a witness description of a similar looking man standing outside Dawn’s apartment the night she was murdered- there was not enough evidence to tie him to the scene of the crime.
After no other plausible suspect, or enough evidence to convict Harvey, emerges- the case falls cold. The Phoenix Police Department never gives up hope however, and after twenty years there is finally a breakthrough. Those who had also fallen victim to violence at Harvey’s hands came forward to those involved in the case, admitting that they had aided in fabricating Harvey’s alibi.
Interviewing those closest to the case, this episode explores the dangers of a controlling relationship and how those with a manipulative mindset can turn on those they claim to love at a perceived injustice. Viewers can watch as investigators never let Dawn’s case go unsolved and eventually bring her killer to justice.
EPISODE 21: GUSTAVO VALENCIA
In Temecula, a southeastern city in Riverside County, California, the quiet bedroom community is rattled when 22-year old Maria Ines Lopez goes mysteriously missing. On October ninth of 2005, she meets with her eccentric ex-boyfriend, Gustavo Valencia, despite being in the process of getting a restraining order against him, due to his obsessive, jealous behaviour. She agrees to see him to hopefully finally put their tumultuous relationship behind them. When she never returns home, her parents go to confront Gustavo, who denies even having met with her. Knowing something is wrong, they call the Long Beach Police Department, who get a different story from Gustavo. The inconsistencies in his accounts coupled with him being in possession of her car post-dissappearance leads to a lot of suspicion.
Valencia is interviewed by police at the station and his story evolves more and more as they talk, and eventually admits that Maria is dead. Investigators convince Valencia to lead them to Maria’s body, down a bushy trail by Temecula Creek. The officers call in the forensic technicians and crime scene analysts, who get to work delicately unearthing Maria’s body. The excavation reveals the cause of Maria’s death; strangulation. Investigators hone in on Valencia and piece together the chain of events that lead to Maria’s tragic murder.
Gustavo Valencia had convinced Maria to talk with him on a walk down by the river, however, when he realised that Maria potentially had a new boyfriend she’d met on vacation, he flew into a jealous rage, selfishly and cruelly strangling the young woman to death. Following the revelation, Valencia was charged with first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. In the end, justice for Maria Ines Lopez serves as a somber reminder of the consequences of jealousy and obsession. Her story is not just a cautionary tale. It resonates deeply within the community and beyond revealing the often hidden struggles within intimate relationships. As the echoes of this case linger, the painful truth remains. A young life was cut short by a green eyed killer.
EPISODE 22: BRANDON ANDREW CLARK
On July 14, 2019, the Utica Police Department responded to a horrifying 911 call. A distraught Brandon Clark had phoned in to report that he intended to take his own life after killing 17-year-old Bianca Devins, whose body he claimed to have left in his car. When officers arrived at the scene, they discovered Bianca’s lifeless body, brutally murdered, with evidence pointing to a crime fueled by jealousy and obsession. Bianca Devins, a talented artist with a vibrant social media presence, had just attended a concert with Brandon Clark—a 21-year-old man and a friend Alex she had met online. For Bianca the outing was her first taste of independence after her mother allowed her to go out alone. Tragically, it ended in violence when Brandon, overcome by jealousy, attacked her in the car on the way back home. Adding to the horror, Clark posted graphic images of Bianca’s murder on social media, where they quickly went viral, sparking outrage and a broader conversation about the dark side of the internet. As investigators delved into the case, they uncovered a troubling dynamic between Bianca and Clark, shaped by control and obsession. The family remembers Bianca as a creative, loving young woman who was just beginning to explore the world. Her family, devastated by the unimaginable loss, turned their grief into advocacy, pushing for the introduction of Bianca’s Law. This legislation seeks to hold social media platforms accountable for allowing violent and graphic content to remain online. Through interviews with experts and Bianca’s mother, this story examines the devastating consequences of unchecked obsession and the dangers of digital platforms. Despite the overwhelming tragedy,
Bianca’s loved ones are determined to ensure her story leads to meaningful change and serves as a reminder of the urgent need for online accountability and awareness.
EPISODE 23: PHILIP RIVERS
In Temecula, California, on January 2nd 2005, Edna Rivers, a night-nurse in a nursing home, doesn’t show up for her shift. This alarms her employers, who knew her to be a notably reliable employee who would phone even if she suspected she could be late. They request a wellness check from the police for her. When police arrive at her family home, they’re surprised by the indifference of Edna’s family, who say it isn’t unusual for her to go off without explanation. It’s only a few days later, on January 5th, after questioning from the Sheriff, that Edna’s husband Philip requests that she be reported missing.
Investigators get in touch with Edna’s attorney, who recounts the fraught home situation between her and her husband, from whom she was estranged and in the preliminary stages of divorcing. Police had also previously been called to the house over a domestic dispute. This, combined with information from her phone carrier confirming she had made no outward calls since before January 2nd and her bank reporting no activity on her account since before that date, causes investigators to be very concerned for her safety, and to become suspicious of her husband. They obtain a search warrant for the family home.
They notice, upon inspection of Edna’s room, blood stains in the carpet and splatters around the room, despite an apparent attempt to paint over it. They take Philip Rivers into custody, noticing inconsistencies in his account of where he was around the time she went missing. A few days later, Edna’s body is found 70 miles away.
Tips from neighbours suggest that Philip’s parents assisted him in covering up the evidence of the crime being committed, with the rental of carpet cleaning equipment being traced to them. Cohorts of Philip in the navy also report multiple instances of him voicing his rage and jealousy over Edna’s independence, and his controlling nature. Philip Rivers is found guilty of homicide and sentenced to 27 years-to-life.
EPISODE 24: ERIC CHRISTENSEN
On January 5th 2010, 35-year-old Sherry Harlan is reported missing after failing to show up for work. Police, after being called to check her home in Snohomish County, Washington State, soon discover signs of suspicious activity. Unable to locate Sherry or her dog Roscoe, a warrant to enter her home is obtained where indications of a violent struggle are found. Investigators, suspecting a homicide, start to look into the life of Sherry Harlan. Sherry was said to be a very likeable person with a lot of strong friendships. However, she had a troubled life and was engaged in an on again, off again relationship with boyfriend Eric Christensen who attended a local pagan wicca church with her. In the months prior to her disappearance Sherry had entered a romantic relationship with Dan Young, an older man who helped financially assist her. A few days after being reported missing investigators suspicions are confirmed when a burnt out car is discovered with remains of a human skull inside. These remains are identified as Sherry Harlan. Christensen quickly became a prime suspect due to a lengthy criminal history and being cited to have a very intense and controlling personality. Christensen, after getting out of prison for attempting to shoot an ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend with a rifle, once again became engaged with Sherry. Being jealous of her new relationship with Young and in an effort to control her, Christensen convinces her to take a blood oath where she promises not to have any further contact with Young and remain faithful. After building a case with evidence found in Christensen’s house and placing Christensen engaged in an argument with Sherry at her apartment on 2nd January he is arrested for Sherry Harlan’s murder on the 7th January. A tip from Ryan Gesme, a man who claims to have helped Christensen dispose of the body in the woods helps police locate these body parts and along with his personal testimony in court helped secure Christensen’s conviction of murder in the first degree. Sherry’s dog Roscoe was never recovered. Police believe that on discovering text messages on Sherry’s phone from Dan Young on the morning of January 2nd, Christensen confronted and subsequently killed Sherry Harlan for violating her earlier promise made with her blood oath.
EPISODE 25: NORTHWEST GANG
On Friday the 27th of September, 2002, the family of 18-year-old Rachel Burkheimer file a missing person report with Snohomish County Sheriff's Office after she fails to return after meeting friends. Police initially treat the case as a runaway, but when Rachel's car is found abandoned with her ID and $80 cash in the passenger seat, they launch an investigation.
Through their investigation, police learn that Rachel was involved with a gang called the Northwest Mafia and had recently broken up with her abusive ex-boyfriend, John Diggy Anderson, a gang member. Anderson and other gang members hatch a plan to kidnap Rachel as revenge for an alleged betrayal, but the plan changes and Rachel is brought to the home of gang leader Yusef Jihad.
There, Anderson confronts and assaults Rachel. She is bound and gagged and later taken to a remote location and murdered. Police eventually apprehend the gang members involved and they are all convicted and sentenced for their crimes. Rachel's family are left with mixed feelings: admiration and gratitude for the law enforcement staff who worked on her case, but frustration with the criminal justice system as a whole.
EPISODE 26: ADRIANA VASCO AND DENNIS EARL GODLEY
November 1999: Ken and Carolyn Stahl, a married couple and both medical doctors, are found shot dead in their car on Ortega Highway in Orange County, California. Police initially assume the scene is a robbery gone wrong, until they see that almost nothing has been taken from the scene, leaving them with no leads
Interviews with friends of the victims enlighten the police that the couple's marriage was not an idyllic one - with hints of abuse on Ken’s part. Banking records also show 30,000 dollars unaccounted for in his estate. They notice a large volume of communication records between Ken and his receptionist Adriana, with whom his coworkers believed he was having an affair. The father of Adriana’s child, when met by police, recommends that they look at her boyfriend, Dennis Earl Godley, a notorious criminal.
Adriana later admits, under further questioning, that Godley did the murder for hire with her as the go-between, as he wanted to avoid a costly divorce. Dennis was paranoid and didn’t trust Ken though, leading him to kill him in the moment. Adriana was aware of the initial plan and present at the murder scene.
After a lengthy legal process, Adriana was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Godley pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and was also sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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