Woman Condemned

 

 Our next installment in the chronicles of female crime is the illustrious Jacqueline Luongo, who not only killed her roommate in a most gruesome fashion but also hired a hitman to murder her ex when she refused to participate in her murderous shenanigans.  I'm putting together a short video on her case that will go up in the next few days. Congratulations to Danielle Connelly from our Woman Condemned Facebook page for her win last month of the Jude Yates book, Bullied to Death. You can join the Facebook page from the link on the right. Our next contest will be announced later this week. Get free books, collectibles, and novelty items.  If you get a minute, check out the video I did on Lisa Cunningham . It's getting a lot of views and comments. Add your two cents, and don't forget to like and subscribe. 

Angela McAnulty, now 51, pleaded guilty and was convicted of aggravated murder in the death of her 15-year-old daughter, Jeanette Maples.  The emaciated girl was found unconscious in a bathtub in 2009 and died later that night. McAnulty was sentenced to death in one of the most notorious cases in modern Oregon history.  She was the state’s only woman on death row, sentenced for torturing, starving, and killing her teen daughter. She has been resentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.  The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed McAnulty’s conviction in 2014. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review her case. New attorneys reviewed McAnulty’s case and filed a petition in 2016 for post-conviction relief, saying her initial two lawyers inadequately represented her. In 2019, a judge decided that McAnulty’s guilty plea should be vacated and the case returned to Lane County Circuit Court. The judge ruled her attorneys did not use reasonable skill and judgment in ...

Hey all you cool cats and kittens... Sorry, I couldn't resist. I wanted to give you a lil' heads up.  I had to redownload Hulu last night and found that Twisted Sisters has a season 2 on the platform. Did you know this show was produced by Khloe Kardashian? I did not. I was excited to check it out and guess what I found? Remember Janet Tybursky ? There is a great episode on her in the second season of Twisted Sisters.  I was really struck by Janet's mother-in-law. She brought me almost to tears a couple of times. My gosh, what a sweet woman. This is the only show I have seen done on this case so far. Its $1.99 on Amazon if you don't have Hulu.