Tammy Ellis and David Gatlin Black Pearl

In season 2, episode 8, Black Pearl is the love story of Tammy Ellis and David Gatlin. This does not end well for Tammy Ellis as they end up dead at the hands of David Gatlin, in the state of Mississippi.

The show is described as: The quickie marriage of Tammy Ellis and David Gatlin heads for a terrifying and bloody confrontation..

David Gatlin is sentenced to Pardoned by Govenor. David Gatlin is elligible for release on .

According to the Jackson Free Press, David Gatlin drove nine hours from Macon, Ga., to kill his wife in 1993. Tammy Ellis Gatlin had left him when she was a few months pregnant. David couldn't or wouldn't find work, and the couple was living out of their car. David was abusing Tammy, her sister Tiffany Ellis Brewer told the Jackson Free Press Monday. He did turn himself into police claiming he had killed two people. Gov. Haley Barbour granted Gatlin a full pardon. Her family was outraged and is pushing for changes to the legislature.

You can not write to David Gatlin as his sentence was commuted.

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Kimberly Baldwin and Frank Parker.You Only Die Once

In season 4, episode 1 You Only Die Once is the love story of Kimberly Baldwin and Frank Parker . Baldwin. This does not end well for Frank Parker. Baldwin as they end up dead at the hands of Kimberly Baldwin in the state of Indiana. The show is described as: When wild-child Kim falls for a paragon of stability, Frank, it is a case of opposites being attracted to each other, then their attraction turns fatal. A jury convicted Baldwin of murder and Class A felony conspiracy to commit murder on December 30, 2004. The trial court found the use of an illegal weapon and the high degree of planning and premeditation as aggravators. It sentenced Baldwin to sixty-five years for the murder and a consecutive fifty years for the conspiracy. Kimberly Baldwin convicted of murder is sentenced to 115 years Kimberly Baldwin is eligible for release on 08/27/2040. You can write to Kimberly Baldwin at: Kimberly Baldwin 151763 Rockville Correc

Jackie Rosser and Ed Postma, The Other Side of the Tracks

In season 2, episode 6, The Other Side of the Tracks is the love story of Jackie Rosser and Ed Postma. This does not end well for Ed Postma as they end up dead at the hands of Jackie Rosser, in the state of Florida. The show is described as: Ed, a bad boy truck driver marries a single mother; Ed straightens out and is ready to be a family man; the spark dies. She cospired with her lover, Michael Cordes who was found not guilty of murder, but guilty on other charges. Jackie Postma was found guilty of second degree murder, as a lesser included offense of first degree premeditated murder. She was sentenced to life. You can write to Jackie Rosser at: Jackie Rosser S10203 Homestead Correctional Institution 19000 S. W. 377th Street Florida City, Florida 33034-6409 Can't get enough true crime? Consider US Serial Killers for your viewing needs.

Murder Behind the Gates Kemberlee and Padraic Guffey

Fatal Vows, Season 7 Episode 1, is described as Pad is rich and handsome, and Kem is popular but from the wrong side of town; the power couple stick it out despite disapproval, and over the years amass a fortune; however, they soon learn that their money can't buy love and happiness -only death. This ends badly for Kemberlee Guffey as she is in prison for murder and ends badly for Padraic Guffey as he is stabbed to death by his wife. The series is described as when marriages fail, divorce can turn ugly and even deadly. What was once a passionate union becomes spite, greed, backstabbing, and betrayal. 'Fatal Vows explores tumultuous, shocking, and high-stake divorces and the deadly murders linked to them. Guiding viewers through these passionate accounts of love gone wrong are Dr. Stacy Kaiser, a psychotherapist and relationship expert, and Dr. Brian Russell, a forensic psychologist and attorney. From husbands, wives, children, grandparents, mistresses and friends

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