Film Lens
The film examines the lives of women who resort to murder, driven by financial desperation and emotional turmoil. It focuses on Jean Harrington, who discovers her husband's body in 2011 and learns of his gambling debts that threaten their financial stability. The narrative unfolds through Jean's early marriage to Michael Gable, highlighting their initial hopes and the eventual unraveling due to his gambling addiction.
Additionally, the documentary features Michelle Willard, who is convicted of murder in 2005 after attempting to manipulate those around her to evade responsibility. The film presents a chilling look at how these women, including Maryanne Castina and May Carrie, prioritize money over their loved ones, leading to tragic outcomes.
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.'
Perfect For
True crime fansPsychological thrillersStories of betrayal