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Candy Montgomery née Candace Lynn Wheeler, est une femme au foyer américaine née le 15 novembre 1949 qui fut accusée à Wylie au Texas du meurtre de Betty Gore, la femme de son amant, à laquelle elle avait donné 41 coups de hache le 13 juin 1980 [1], [2], [3].
30 mars 2022 · Una nuova serie in uscita il 9 maggio racconterà la storia di Candy Montgomery, la donna che uccise la sua vicina di casa con un'ascia. A interpretare Montgomery sarà Jessica Biel.
Candace Lynn Montgomery (née Wheeler; born November 15, 1949) is an American woman who was accused of murdering her lover's wife, Betty Gore. The killing took place in Wylie, Texas , on June 13, 1980.
27 avr. 2023 · It’s been over four decades since Candy Montgomery was acquitted in the murder of her lover’s wife. Her story is retold in a new HBO Max series ”Love & Death.”
2 mai 2022 · Suburban housewife Candy Montgomery of Collin County, Texas seemed to have it all: a loving husband, children, and a best friend named Betty Gore. But she eventually grew tired of her routine and began an affair with Gore’s husband — then brutally murdered her when she found out about it.
12 mai 2023 · The seven-episode HBO mini series follows the case of Candy Montgomery, a 30-year-old Texas mother and churchgoer who killed the wife of a man she was having an affair with in 1980. The show is...
15 avr. 2024 · Max's ‘Love & Death’ stars Elizabeth Olsen as infamous axe murderer Candy Montgomery, who killed her neighbor Betty Gore. Here's what to know about the horrifying real-life crime.
27 avr. 2023 · And around the same time, in the small town of Wylie, TX, came the case of Candy Montgomery, whose savage crime is the subject of HBO Max’s new series Love & Death. Here’s a primer on the key ...
In Elizabeth Olsen’s first television series since the 2021 Disney+ hit WandaVision, the formidable actor plays the notorious Candy Montgomery—a real woman who killed the wife of the man she ...
27 avr. 2023 · On Oct. 30, 1980, Montgomery was found not guilty by a jury of nine women and three men. Four years later, journalists John Bloom and Jim Atkinson, who wrote the Texas Monthly stories,...
