- MOVIES ABOUT UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS BASED ON TRUE STORY MOVIE
- MOVIES ABOUT UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS BASED ON TRUE STORY TRIAL
Together, the girls had stabbed their friend more than 50 times because they simply didn't want to be friends with her anymore. However, the much more violent truth came out after Rachel had a breakdown, confessed to the cops, and lead them to where she and Shelia had hidden Skylar's body in January 2013. Initially, investigators posited that Skylar had died an accidental death that her friends had covered up. Police suspected Shelia and Rachel knew more than they were letting on, considering they admitted they'd met up with the missing teen that night to do drugs, but they insisted they'd dropped her off at home after. The news made national headlines after Skylar, who had run away before, went missing.
MOVIES ABOUT UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS BASED ON TRUE STORY MOVIE
The true story the movie is based on is the Jmurder of Skylar Neese by her former best friends, Shelia Eddy and Rachel Shoaf. When Ashley is more interested in getting close to Jade, the two team-up to get Sara out of the picture - for good. In a slightly more fictionalized telling, best friends Sara and Jade make nice with new girl Ashley when she transfers to their high school. And you can read a fascinating interview with her in a Texas Monthly article that speaks with her and several others related in the crime.
Though her sentenced was reduced by five years in 2010, she's still behind bars today.
Nonetheless, she was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to 20 years in prison. And she waited to admit what she'd done because it took her almost a week to truly understand what she'd done.
She filed the false police report because she truly thought he'd come back any minute. She claimed that she stabbed him so many times because she couldn't believe that he was dead, afraid that he would get up any moment and kill her himself.
MOVIES ABOUT UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS BASED ON TRUE STORY TRIAL
(And by the way, that trial scene where the prosecutor gets on the bed to reenact that crime was taken straight from real life.) She and her legal team plead not guilty by reason of self-defense, arguing that her marriage had included a long history of physical and emotional abuse that had eventually lead to a break-down. But only five days after the crime, she called her attorney to come over to her house and confessed, resulting in her own arrest after the police were called.ĭuring the trial, prosecutors alleged that Susan Wright had seduced her husband before tying him to the bed and murdering him, all done for a life insurance policy payout. The day after, she made a domestic violence claim about him to the police and attempted to get a restraining order. The film is based on the story of Susan Wright, a Texas woman who stabbed her husband, the father of her children, 193 times before burying him in the backyard on June 13, 2003. Over the next year, he was expelled from school and dumped by his fiancée, and in August 2010, he gruesomely took his own life in jail, writing his fiancée's name in his own blood on the cell wall.Īquamarine's Sara Paxton faces off against soap-star Justin Bruening and House's Lisa Edelstein in a movie about one woman's court case after she brutally stabbed her husband to death. Security footage, cell phone activity, and email data led police to Philip Markoff - he was arrested on April 20 and later charged by the state of Massachusetts for first-degree murder, among other lesser charges. Another two days later, Corinne Stout, who had offered lap dance services online, was the target of an attempted robbery at a motel in Rhode Island. Four days later, Julissa Brisman was found dead in a hotel room after posting about massage services. On April 10, 2009, Trisha Leffler was tied up and robbed in a hotel room after posting about escort services on Craigslist. It was while he was in his second year that the crimes were committed. He also started attending Boston University School of Medicine. After meeting his future fiancée while volunteering at an emergency room, they set a wedding date for August 2009. IRL, the so-called "Craigslist Killer" was Philip Markoff from Boston, MA. In the flick, Jake McDorman from Greek is a medical student in love who is preparing for his future and - oh, yeah - has violent encounters with women he finds on Craigslist, including murdering a woman.
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