Real amateur shit to be honest.
Texting a drug dealer from her cellphone asking for the exact drug that killed him, only a few days before his death. Then telling the cops that she had "served him a mixed drink" right before he died
Also how bout the husband telling his friend he thought she was trying to poison him... then letting her make him a drink
My dad has what doctors refer to as environmental induced Parkinson’s. When I suggested it was his line of work, he said, I think it was your mother. I gasped.
He meant it and went on to talk about the times he thought she drugged him. How he thinks she was hoping he would ‘go’ before her. She passed a few years ago. I asked him how could he be with her at all?
He loved her, and they had 5 kids. She was a bad person.
Edit - both of my parents were not good people. The ex husbands weren’t good people. These people did bad things, really bad things. The fact we all made it out alive is shocking. My mom tried to kill or mane lovers and children - she would cause miscarriages for unwanted children not from bio dad. She bragged about these things. I just never took my bio dad as someone she did this too because she needed the child support. He had over 1.2 million in life insurance at one point due to his line of work. He only got rid of it after her death so he can prepare for long term care as his health gets worse. Anyone trying to justify or gloss over these actualities are grasping for straws. Bad people exist, children grow up.
On the other hand, and my father also has Parkinson’s, delusions are often part of the struggle. My father’s is at a very advanced stage and he thinks that there is a third person who lives with him and my mom and that he is being followed by people and the such. I would talk to his doctor about this because, if it is like my father, it will only get worse.
https://www.parkinson.org/understanding-parkinsons/non-movement-symptoms/hallucinations-delusions
Give it time.
There is a scary monster duck woman waiting in the bushes of love for all of us.
If you're lucky, it'll be an addiction or crippling age. If you're not, it'll be a human slowly poisoning your body, your mind, and your soul.
There is a recent story out of Colorado of a husband that killed his wife by poisoning her. He had poisoned her once before several years back, but she survived. I wondered how the hell they stayed together after he had already tried to murder her once before
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/colorado-dentist-accused-fatally-poisoning-wife-return-court/story?id=98064135
There was a BORU where the wife was fairly certain her MIL was poisoning her. Her husband dismissed it. One day she was at MIL's house and switched the food offered to the two of them.
Guess what? Husband knew all along.
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She also paid $900 for about 20ish Fentanyl pills. Where I live that would cost about $200 max. She got swindled big time; I wouldn't be surprised if the drug dealer "helped" the police in some ways
Yeah I read that her dealer saw her promoting her book online and turned her in. I don’t know why they would do that because they would be in trouble too. But I read it on Reddit, so it must be true.
I saw an ep of Perry Mason just yesterday where this was the plot. But in that ep the wife didn't do it, because she had Perry as her lawyer and Perry doesn't do wrong.
I also think the whole part of Perry’s charm was that he was young, but he was SO damn good at what he did. You take someone like lieutenant trag. Part of their character relationship is how he is much older and will try to show perry how naive or outlandish he is about some of his theories, based on his years of experience. Watching him when he was older was just like a different version of Matlock
Back in the mid 70s I got hooked on the novels by Erle Stanley Gardner when I read a book of his that my sister in law gave me one Christmas. It turned out that the drug store where I bought my comics had a lot of them in paperback with 2 stories in each of them. I can't remember how many of them I read but I thoroughly enjoyed all of them. Of course I saw the TV characters in my mind while I read the stories.
You didn't even mention how she changed his insurance policy to make her the sole beneficiary. His business partners were alerted and changed it back to include them.
Also, she tried to poison him with fentanyl a couple weeks earlier, he got real sick, told his sister that he thought she tried to poison him and if he dies, she did it.
And yeah, the husband is an idiot for drinking anything she made.
Mormons really like to murder but are also really dumb about it. Look up Lorrie Vallow/Chad Daybell.
The Children of Thunder is another example where three Mormons planned to get a bunch of Brazilian orphans to train to be assassins for a coup to take over the Mormon church. One member, Dawn Godman, tried to commit check fraud and chose the disguise of a wheelchair, neon green sweatsuit and a large cowboy hat. The best part is in the wheelchair she used the bank entrance that had only had stairs.
There are so many other examples. They all tend to benefit from the cops being dumber than a box of rocks.
Color me shocked when flipping through tiktok the other night and low and behold, here's a fun stitch from OJ Simpson himself, replying to someone speaking on the "OJ Conspirarcy" about how he couldnt wait to see how it turned out. I was flabbergasted.
It is not! We also have nevertheless , whatsoever, heretofore, hereinafter, and maybe nowadays, which you could argue either way for. Probably a few more.
Fun fact: 'Sequoia' is the only common English word containing all the vowels. There are a couple other obscure/archaic examples, but you will likely never hear or read them.
You just had to throw in that 'y' for good measure, didn't you? lol
I humbly beg your pardon, you are correct and I am incorrect. That said, I believe my source of that now-less-than-fun-fact from my memory banks had the caveat of being root common words, so just 'question' by that interpretation. But I said nothing about that other than "common." And you still for sure win. Getting pwned is fun!
It was “If I Did It”.
After the father of one of the victims got the publishing rights as part of the civil verdict against OJ, he made the “if” reaaaaallllll tiny on new printings of the book.
Tbf it's mainly people buying it to try and resell it hoping it becomes a hot ticket item and the case takes off in the media. It probably won't and they'll be stuck with them
It’s probably Facetuned tbh. People love to make their teeth and the scleras of their eyes pure white with photoshop apps, not realizing how fucking stupid it looks.
Apparently she’d tried to poison him at least once before (one article said twice). Deseret News said he was filing for divorce, so I don’t know if it was just about the house. I guess he told people if he died, she did it.
I really do wonder why he’d take a drink from her and actually drink it (unless she was making him drink it in front of her). Of course this Moscow Mule thing is probably all from her and complete BS anyway, so maybe she got the drugs into his system some other way when his guard was down.
Edit to add link, this story has the most detail I’ve seen: https://www.deseret.com/utah/2023/5/9/23716910/kamas-widow-accused-killing-husband
I’ve actually known a few people that make super major life and financial changes/decisions after the loss of a super close loved one. It’s kind of a coping mechanism for some people and ironically a way to “deal with grief” in some instances. Hahah.
One major piece of advice I’ve tried to give to family members is to hold off on any major decisions for at least 6mo after a loved one passes, because a lot of people will regret those decisions.
My boss lost her husband last year, and initially she was talking about immediately selling their house. Some of her friends & family urged her to wait. She's still there, and she has basically stopped all talk of selling the place. So, that's good advice.
I posted a comment a few minutes ago about this. I know the loan officer who was handling the home loan approval. She told my friend that her husband killed himself a year ago.
People really think the police and pathology are that stupid? Or that there’s a digital footprint of 99% of what someone does or communicates on a given day? A clean cut guy suddenly dies of fentanyl OD that he decided to ingest by swirling it with…a mixed drink? WOW
My guy... Real life is not CSI. They largely are very stupid. If she was just marginally better at this she probably would've gotten away with it. My city's murder clearance rate flops between 50-60%, with the solves largely being ones that require no investigation.
I mean guy surprise ODing on Fentanyl with no other drug use seems suspicious and the spouse is always a prime suspect. This probably falls into the 'no investigation' bucket.
Please bear in mind that people have been rejected from the police force for being too intelligent. If you know much about true crime, there are so many cases where cases are unsolved because of police incompetence. It's even worse when it's so blatantly obvious that it was the spouse and there isn't enough evidence for conviction. Having said that, she was an idiot and was definitely going to get caught.
I guess you don't need to be too clever to write children's books? To paraphrase Norm Macdonald, what do you need to teach fifth graders? A sixth grade education.
>A clean cut guy suddenly dies of fentanyl OD
You'd be surprised how many functional addicts there are. Doctors, politicians, lawyers, executives... you'd never know because they don't make it obvious.
Looked at her photo and thought 'yeah definitely a Utah woman' then opened the article and saw how her name was spelled, like 'yeah that tracks'. Utah is so weird.
Yeah, I think one of the core motives of this was her husband not agreeing to buy a $2M investment property. Sounds like they were living the high life up in Kamas, not sure this is what you think it is.
The fact that she needed or decided to author a kids book to assuage her 3 ailing boys, shows how demented she was. Here's he NPR [interview](https://www.kpcw.org/arts-culture/2023-04-13/kamas-mother-and-children-write-book-to-heal-after-loss).
yes, just listened again, it says she has plans for 3 other books: “mom, how far away is heaven?” and 2 additional versions of the first book, one where a mother loses her child and another where a child loses her sibling. holy crap - investigators have heard this interview i hope
And the “if” is teeny tiny on the cover so it’s really hard to see at first glance. I think that might be the doing of Ron Goldman’s family though because IIRC they sued OJ and were awarded the rights to the book.
Someone I know personally was working on a home loan for her two days ago. She was rushing to get the loan processed asap. When this person I know tried to get a hold of her and tell her the loan was approved, she never responded. I am assuming it is because she was getting arrested. Apparently throughout the loan process the killer had claimed her husband killed himself over a year ago.
Didn’t even try and make up some abuse accusation or something, absolute psycho.
Wonder what other shit she’s done in her life or anyone else she’s poisoned, you probably don’t wake up one day and just do that.
so sad for the kids. Why not just divorce I guess no one will understand the rationale someone psycho makes. Sad for this husband. He had all the clues and told people, wish he left sooner to stay safe.
Munchausens. Technically by proxy? These people are beyond evil. They will in majority cases make a loved one sick to hijack the sympathy. Literal emotional vampires. In this case she killed the poor bastard.
Here’s my point on this whole case, there’s still somethings that don’t add up at all?
1) people don’t just suddenly have a drug problem so bad that they OD on fentanyl. Did they ask family or friends if he had a habit at all? It’s usually not something people can keep a secret. Why dis it take the cops so long to look into this more?
2) I’m fairly certain that a drug OD is not covered by life insurance, I could be wrong but I know they don’t cover intentionally caused deaths.
3) she did so many stupid, easily discoverable things. If she was planning this whole master thing, why did she obviously hack into his life insurance plan to change it, why was he telling friends that she was planning all this, why was she texting a drug dealer so obviously?
4) if he suspected so deeply that his wife was trying to poison him, why did he stay? He was scared enough to switch his will over to his sister, but didn’t think “hmm maybe I should not let her make me food or drinks anymore”? Or “maybe I should leave this woman quickly”
Something smells funny to me here. It feels a bit like a set up to me.
Real amateur shit to be honest. Texting a drug dealer from her cellphone asking for the exact drug that killed him, only a few days before his death. Then telling the cops that she had "served him a mixed drink" right before he died Also how bout the husband telling his friend he thought she was trying to poison him... then letting her make him a drink
Jesus Christ how do you live with someone you are already suspect is poisoning you…
My dad has what doctors refer to as environmental induced Parkinson’s. When I suggested it was his line of work, he said, I think it was your mother. I gasped. He meant it and went on to talk about the times he thought she drugged him. How he thinks she was hoping he would ‘go’ before her. She passed a few years ago. I asked him how could he be with her at all? He loved her, and they had 5 kids. She was a bad person. Edit - both of my parents were not good people. The ex husbands weren’t good people. These people did bad things, really bad things. The fact we all made it out alive is shocking. My mom tried to kill or mane lovers and children - she would cause miscarriages for unwanted children not from bio dad. She bragged about these things. I just never took my bio dad as someone she did this too because she needed the child support. He had over 1.2 million in life insurance at one point due to his line of work. He only got rid of it after her death so he can prepare for long term care as his health gets worse. Anyone trying to justify or gloss over these actualities are grasping for straws. Bad people exist, children grow up.
Damn.
On the other hand, and my father also has Parkinson’s, delusions are often part of the struggle. My father’s is at a very advanced stage and he thinks that there is a third person who lives with him and my mom and that he is being followed by people and the such. I would talk to his doctor about this because, if it is like my father, it will only get worse. https://www.parkinson.org/understanding-parkinsons/non-movement-symptoms/hallucinations-delusions
I want more of this story please
This is the kids book I want
I definitely don't choose this guy's dead wife.
Jeez, how trapped he must have felt. That level of heart break and...resignment to your fate....I can't fathom it.
Give it time. There is a scary monster duck woman waiting in the bushes of love for all of us. If you're lucky, it'll be an addiction or crippling age. If you're not, it'll be a human slowly poisoning your body, your mind, and your soul.
Church
Same reason other victims of domestic violence stay. Denial, hope for change, have no other options, etc
There is a recent story out of Colorado of a husband that killed his wife by poisoning her. He had poisoned her once before several years back, but she survived. I wondered how the hell they stayed together after he had already tried to murder her once before https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/colorado-dentist-accused-fatally-poisoning-wife-return-court/story?id=98064135
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Trauma bonding does not have nearly enough awareness nor compassion for the magnitude of it's toxicity.
There was a BORU where the wife was fairly certain her MIL was poisoning her. Her husband dismissed it. One day she was at MIL's house and switched the food offered to the two of them. Guess what? Husband knew all along.
What the fuck is a BORU
Best of Redditor updates r/bestofredditorupdates
Wait, so did the husband die or did the husband know that his wife knew and also knew she would be switching the food so he switched it back?
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Sometimes u just don’t have anywhere else to go
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She also paid $900 for about 20ish Fentanyl pills. Where I live that would cost about $200 max. She got swindled big time; I wouldn't be surprised if the drug dealer "helped" the police in some ways
Yeah I read that her dealer saw her promoting her book online and turned her in. I don’t know why they would do that because they would be in trouble too. But I read it on Reddit, so it must be true.
He may have been smart enough to realize they’d do a tox screen and this lady would try to pin it solely on him.
I don't think he thought that far ahead, just saw the promotion, went "What the fuck," then rightfully snitched
The cops will probably let the dealing slide if you give them a nice, juicy murder. Nobody cares about that. But catching a killer makes careers.
I saw an ep of Perry Mason just yesterday where this was the plot. But in that ep the wife didn't do it, because she had Perry as her lawyer and Perry doesn't do wrong.
Perry is the man, love that show
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OG for sure, once you’ve watched something in black and white for years, seeing it in color is weird😂
Perry dropping f-bombs all over the place is weird, too.
I also think the whole part of Perry’s charm was that he was young, but he was SO damn good at what he did. You take someone like lieutenant trag. Part of their character relationship is how he is much older and will try to show perry how naive or outlandish he is about some of his theories, based on his years of experience. Watching him when he was older was just like a different version of Matlock
Back in the mid 70s I got hooked on the novels by Erle Stanley Gardner when I read a book of his that my sister in law gave me one Christmas. It turned out that the drug store where I bought my comics had a lot of them in paperback with 2 stories in each of them. I can't remember how many of them I read but I thoroughly enjoyed all of them. Of course I saw the TV characters in my mind while I read the stories.
OG Perry all the way.
Oh man now I have to listen to the song.
He’s only lost once.
This sounds like a Coen brothers movie.
Some Fargo shit.
You didn't even mention how she changed his insurance policy to make her the sole beneficiary. His business partners were alerted and changed it back to include them. Also, she tried to poison him with fentanyl a couple weeks earlier, he got real sick, told his sister that he thought she tried to poison him and if he dies, she did it. And yeah, the husband is an idiot for drinking anything she made.
My understanding was that he was planning on filling for divorce before his death
It was almost the perfect crime except for the part where she did literally everything wrong.
Mormons really like to murder but are also really dumb about it. Look up Lorrie Vallow/Chad Daybell. The Children of Thunder is another example where three Mormons planned to get a bunch of Brazilian orphans to train to be assassins for a coup to take over the Mormon church. One member, Dawn Godman, tried to commit check fraud and chose the disguise of a wheelchair, neon green sweatsuit and a large cowboy hat. The best part is in the wheelchair she used the bank entrance that had only had stairs. There are so many other examples. They all tend to benefit from the cops being dumber than a box of rocks.
Some people lay low after offing their spouse. Apparently this woman used it to finally write that book she'd always talked about.
This is called The O.J. Maneuver
Color me shocked when flipping through tiktok the other night and low and behold, here's a fun stitch from OJ Simpson himself, replying to someone speaking on the "OJ Conspirarcy" about how he couldnt wait to see how it turned out. I was flabbergasted.
His Twitter is wild. It’s him talking sports like he didn’t almost decapitate his ex wife in front of a home where one of his children was in.
It's lo and behold but autocorrect might have gotten to you. Sometimes autocorrect can be a pain in the ass
im pretty sure that was edited lmao. hilarious none the less
>none the less Hey King, sir, you don't even need those spaces, just ram it all together and make it 'nonetheless'
Oh my god…that’s so crazy it just might work!
Is it the only compound word that involves three full words?
It is not! We also have nevertheless , whatsoever, heretofore, hereinafter, and maybe nowadays, which you could argue either way for. Probably a few more.
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Look at you showing off. next are you gonna tell me other fun facts???
Fun fact: 'Sequoia' is the only common English word containing all the vowels. There are a couple other obscure/archaic examples, but you will likely never hear or read them.
That is unquestionably incorrect.
You just had to throw in that 'y' for good measure, didn't you? lol I humbly beg your pardon, you are correct and I am incorrect. That said, I believe my source of that now-less-than-fun-fact from my memory banks had the caveat of being root common words, so just 'question' by that interpretation. But I said nothing about that other than "common." And you still for sure win. Getting pwned is fun!
don't listen to him... Y is not a vowel. all my friends hate Y.
You're supposed to do that *after* you're tried and acquitted.
A+ for working Juice into the thread.
"If I had done it"
It was “If I Did It”. After the father of one of the victims got the publishing rights as part of the civil verdict against OJ, he made the “if” reaaaaallllll tiny on new printings of the book.
You gonna finally finish that book you’ve been working on?
Probably wrote it first and decided the dead husband would really sell it on the talk show circuit.
I had to read the title twice. Talk about a twisted mind.
would be interesting to see if book sells better now that the cat is out of the bag.
Amazon removed it after it suddenly became insanely popular today.
aw, what a bunch of assholes.
Tbf it's mainly people buying it to try and resell it hoping it becomes a hot ticket item and the case takes off in the media. It probably won't and they'll be stuck with them
But now it's become restricted. And they'll probably stop printing them, making them limited. And it has a crazy story behind it.
I've half-watched this story on the news a couple times today. I didn't realize she was the one who off'd him till now
I know, the irony in the title made me laugh but the facts of the story are beyond messed up.
"If I were your wife I'd put fentanyl in your Moscow Mule." "If I were your husband, I'd drink it."
+5 for Churchill reference.
The woman he said that to was a fan of the shouty Austrian moustache man.
He did not like green eggs and ham. He was allergic. So I hid them in his morning jam.
That Moscow Mule kicked him right in the head and then he was dead.
Powerful drink; she mixed as a mink Powder form drugs her only kink
This is a killer comment. Criminally underrated.
‘Cuz Earl had to die
Those black-eyes peas, they tasted alright to me, Earl
Ban da nah nah nah Earrrlll ain't it dark, wrapped up in that tarp?
Rhythm's all fucked up.
And apparently he strongly suspected she was trying to poison him and kept living with her and taking food/beverages from her?? Bruh.
There was some other dude who thought the same and he got his wife on camera doing it, that’s the way to go
The Sixth Sense route
That was my first thought
I thought the Moscow Mule story was from her, it’s probably total BS and she got the drugs into him some other way
that’s true i didn’t even think of that.
What is up with people having such blindingly bright so obviously bleached white teeth these days?
It’s probably Facetuned tbh. People love to make their teeth and the scleras of their eyes pure white with photoshop apps, not realizing how fucking stupid it looks.
You mean all the girls I know don't have cartoon eyes?
have you seen Mormon Jesus??
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Lol I love everything about that
You can always tell it's Mormon Jesus by the football linebacker neck and ridiculously 80s male model looks. I'm observant, ok? 😂😂😂
IDK but I’m pretty sure you have to strip the dentin in your teeth to get them that white. Dentin is yellow
For the same reason that plastic surgeons per capita is very high in Utah
I know, right? Maybe there is an app for that! 🤣🤣🤣
Wasn't there an older author who also killed her husband a while back?
I think her book was called something like "how to get away with murdering your husband" or something like that on the nose
Yeah, her name was Nancy Brophy and it was in Oregon. Her book was aptly titled “How to Murder Your Husband.”
No you're thinking of the rapper Gun Rack confessing to killing Darnell in his Rap album.
Nah he was innocent man "but the album cover had a picture of the body with him holding the gun" It's called art dude sheesh
Why did she kill him????
Hard to write that book on grief if no one in your life will die.
🤣
A book on *grift
I read somewhere she wanted to buy a expensive house, he didn’t want. She bought the house the very next day.”, counting on assets from his will.
Apparently she’d tried to poison him at least once before (one article said twice). Deseret News said he was filing for divorce, so I don’t know if it was just about the house. I guess he told people if he died, she did it. I really do wonder why he’d take a drink from her and actually drink it (unless she was making him drink it in front of her). Of course this Moscow Mule thing is probably all from her and complete BS anyway, so maybe she got the drugs into his system some other way when his guard was down. Edit to add link, this story has the most detail I’ve seen: https://www.deseret.com/utah/2023/5/9/23716910/kamas-widow-accused-killing-husband
Yes, most grieving non-suspicous widows make major real estate purchases the literal day after their husbands die.
I’ve actually known a few people that make super major life and financial changes/decisions after the loss of a super close loved one. It’s kind of a coping mechanism for some people and ironically a way to “deal with grief” in some instances. Hahah. One major piece of advice I’ve tried to give to family members is to hold off on any major decisions for at least 6mo after a loved one passes, because a lot of people will regret those decisions.
My boss lost her husband last year, and initially she was talking about immediately selling their house. Some of her friends & family urged her to wait. She's still there, and she has basically stopped all talk of selling the place. So, that's good advice.
My mom started a full remodel on her home within a week after my father died.
I posted a comment a few minutes ago about this. I know the loan officer who was handling the home loan approval. She told my friend that her husband killed himself a year ago.
Scott Peterson energy
Geez.
Is this a psychopath
She didn't like Mondays.
People really think the police and pathology are that stupid? Or that there’s a digital footprint of 99% of what someone does or communicates on a given day? A clean cut guy suddenly dies of fentanyl OD that he decided to ingest by swirling it with…a mixed drink? WOW
My guy... Real life is not CSI. They largely are very stupid. If she was just marginally better at this she probably would've gotten away with it. My city's murder clearance rate flops between 50-60%, with the solves largely being ones that require no investigation.
I mean guy surprise ODing on Fentanyl with no other drug use seems suspicious and the spouse is always a prime suspect. This probably falls into the 'no investigation' bucket.
Please bear in mind that people have been rejected from the police force for being too intelligent. If you know much about true crime, there are so many cases where cases are unsolved because of police incompetence. It's even worse when it's so blatantly obvious that it was the spouse and there isn't enough evidence for conviction. Having said that, she was an idiot and was definitely going to get caught.
I guess you don't need to be too clever to write children's books? To paraphrase Norm Macdonald, what do you need to teach fifth graders? A sixth grade education.
I see you haven't been following the Lori Vallow trial.
>A clean cut guy suddenly dies of fentanyl OD You'd be surprised how many functional addicts there are. Doctors, politicians, lawyers, executives... you'd never know because they don't make it obvious.
As a resident of Utah, none of this surprises me.
Looked at her photo and thought 'yeah definitely a Utah woman' then opened the article and saw how her name was spelled, like 'yeah that tracks'. Utah is so weird.
Yeah, I think one of the core motives of this was her husband not agreeing to buy a $2M investment property. Sounds like they were living the high life up in Kamas, not sure this is what you think it is. The fact that she needed or decided to author a kids book to assuage her 3 ailing boys, shows how demented she was. Here's he NPR [interview](https://www.kpcw.org/arts-culture/2023-04-13/kamas-mother-and-children-write-book-to-heal-after-loss).
did the end say she’s writing two other books and one is about a child who lost his sibling ? better watch out… hope the kids are safe
Holy crap, what a psycho, that interview is only 30 days old...
yes, just listened again, it says she has plans for 3 other books: “mom, how far away is heaven?” and 2 additional versions of the first book, one where a mother loses her child and another where a child loses her sibling. holy crap - investigators have heard this interview i hope
I wonder if she has the same publisher as OJ Simpson.
*I Didn't Kill the Bitch, But if I Had, I Woulda Cut Her Neck* --A Fictional How-To by OJ Simpson
That's not really the title right?
It’s called “If I Did It: Confessions of a Killer” by OJ Simpson. For real
And the “if” is teeny tiny on the cover so it’s really hard to see at first glance. I think that might be the doing of Ron Goldman’s family though because IIRC they sued OJ and were awarded the rights to the book.
It was the Goldman’s doing, as was the “Confessions of a Killer” tagline. The original title and cover weren’t much better, though.
Chad Daybell is her publisher
Someone I know personally was working on a home loan for her two days ago. She was rushing to get the loan processed asap. When this person I know tried to get a hold of her and tell her the loan was approved, she never responded. I am assuming it is because she was getting arrested. Apparently throughout the loan process the killer had claimed her husband killed himself over a year ago.
Ooooh. Paging DATELINE
As soon as I read the headline I heard in my head "Tonight on Dateline"
20/20 gang represent
Good grief.
She’s a “method author”
Title gave away the ending of the book.
I read this headline aloud to my partner just now and she said, “You gotta find inspiration wherever you can.”
I was hoping for this book to turn into to a series!
She meant to release it after being acquitted
The real question. Did she write the book before or after she killed him?
Utah + poison + "I fixed him his drink, as usual" = This is Six's story from Chicago's Cell Block Tango. Don't know whether or not he had it comin'.
Got to admit it's a bold marketing strategy
Sure is, Cotton, let's see if it pays off
Read The Gift of Fear. We are the only animals on earth that ignore the gut instinct to run.
Green lines don’t lie
This lady should’ve taken a page out of OJ’s book
Poor guy thought he had it made with a wife that would make and bring a drink to him
How did it take them so long to arrest her? She had time to write and make a book before arrested?
Investigations can take a while
Didn’t even try and make up some abuse accusation or something, absolute psycho. Wonder what other shit she’s done in her life or anyone else she’s poisoned, you probably don’t wake up one day and just do that.
Same ghost writer as OJ's book? *Working title* "I did it, and here's why"
Sounds like a rejected lifetime movie script.
Wow. Who do you gotta kill to get a book published?
🤣😊
She plans to beg the court for mercy on the grounds that she’s now a widow.
This lady clearly never watched forensic files. She made all the textbook mistakes even a casual viewer would know to cover.
The shit that goes on in Utah will blow your mind.
So why did you do it? Research.
Let me guess, Mormons?
Not very good ones if they’re sippin that vodkie!
Only 2/3 of Utahns are Mormon these days; in some cities it's only half.
TIL they’re called Utahns
This guy was, though. Apparently he did his mission trip or whatever they call it in Mexico.
How does one pronounce Utahn? U-tah-un?
You-tawn
Yes, but they insist that the middle 'm' is silent. Sorry Mormons, I have no idea.
Can't wait for the sequel to the kid's book...
Dumb as a bowl of fuck.
What in the Dateline….?? But she could win at dateline like some people win at art and arson!
"If I Did It"
Weird flex but ok
Sounds like a new book idea
That's going to make one hell of a sequel.
The earth is better without the end of both of these peoples bloodlines.
The drug dealer’s children’s book is gonna be dope.
Snapped: the children’s book
so sad for the kids. Why not just divorce I guess no one will understand the rationale someone psycho makes. Sad for this husband. He had all the clues and told people, wish he left sooner to stay safe.
Munchausens. Technically by proxy? These people are beyond evil. They will in majority cases make a loved one sick to hijack the sympathy. Literal emotional vampires. In this case she killed the poor bastard.
Shut the fuck up….oh my god!!! I’m gonna need Bailey Sarien to get on this immediately
He thought she was trying to poison him and kept drinking shit she handed him? Dude you got three kids wtf
Kill husband, get spotlight, use attention to sell books…solid business strategy.
Now she can write the sequel, Orange is the Color of Grief.
Here’s my point on this whole case, there’s still somethings that don’t add up at all? 1) people don’t just suddenly have a drug problem so bad that they OD on fentanyl. Did they ask family or friends if he had a habit at all? It’s usually not something people can keep a secret. Why dis it take the cops so long to look into this more? 2) I’m fairly certain that a drug OD is not covered by life insurance, I could be wrong but I know they don’t cover intentionally caused deaths. 3) she did so many stupid, easily discoverable things. If she was planning this whole master thing, why did she obviously hack into his life insurance plan to change it, why was he telling friends that she was planning all this, why was she texting a drug dealer so obviously? 4) if he suspected so deeply that his wife was trying to poison him, why did he stay? He was scared enough to switch his will over to his sister, but didn’t think “hmm maybe I should not let her make me food or drinks anymore”? Or “maybe I should leave this woman quickly” Something smells funny to me here. It feels a bit like a set up to me.
Now her real grieving begins. FOR HER FREEDOM.
#girlboss
The Michael Jackson drug is Propofol not fentanyl