In 2005, Michelle Willard was convicted of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 26 years in prison for killing her husband for life insurance money.
Synopsis
In 2005, Michelle Willard was convicted of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 26 years in prison for killing her husband for life insurance money.
Synopsis
Cleveland, Ohio, 2011. Jean Harrington discovers her husband, Michael Gable, dead in their home, accompanied by a suicide note. Their marriage, once filled with promise, deteriorated under the weight of Michael's gambling debts. The documentary recounts the stories of women like Jean and Michelle Willard, who resorted to murder for financial gain. Willard, convicted in 2005, plotted her husband's death for life insurance money. These cases reveal the deadly consequences of obsession and betrayal.
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Why Watch
- See how gambling debts lead to deadly consequences.
- Meet Michelle Willard, who tried to frame her cellmate for murder.
- Find out what happens when love turns into a deadly obsession.
Did You Know
- In 2011, Jean Harrington found her husband's body and a suicide note.
- Michael Gable had debts totaling about 100 grand due to gambling.
- Michelle Willard was convicted of murder in 2005 and sentenced to 26 years.
- Mary said at her trial, 'I like men and men like me.'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was Jean Harrington's husband's cause of death?
Jean Harrington discovered her husband's body and found a suicide note stating it was the only way to provide for the family.
How much debt did Michael Gable have?
Michael Gable had about 100 grand in debt due to his gambling problem.
What was Michelle Willard convicted of in 2005?
Michelle Willard was convicted of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 26 years in prison.
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