In season 4, episode 15, one sees the
murder of Bob Bosley by Amy Bosley in Kentucky. The show is titled Married to Murder and Discovery ID describes it as, “Deadly Women examines cases where young women kill including Chelsea Richardson and Susanna Toledano who killed Chelsea's parents so she could inherit their money, "Sandra" and "Beth" who killed their mother for her alcoholism, and Penny Bjorkland who shot a man just to find out what it was like.”
The money she stole has never been
found and many assume she has it somewhere. This is highly unlikely as people who steal in this way simply don't save ANY money. They spend it faster then they can steal it.
Amy Bosley was convicted of Murder and
sentenced to 20 years. She has a chance at parole in 2022.
You can write to Amy Bosley at:
Amy Bosley 190894
Kentucky Correctional Institute for
Women
P.O. Box 337
Pewee Valley, KY 40056
P.O. Box 337
Pewee Valley, KY 40056
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You're not wrong. It is highly unlikely she will get parole her first time up (almost never happens) so she'll do her time, or most of her sentence, but she will be released at some point.
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ReplyDeleteAmy Bosley: Financial difficulties led to a murderous turn for Amy.(S8E25) https://www.hayu.com/show/episode/29098536260
ReplyDeleteShe is a bitch who should have got life her parents pleaded with prosecutors to give her 20 years because they didn't want her 2 kids put on the stand who confirmed the whole thing was staged by Amy. I hope she rots in hell.
She is deeply wicked. Her children were in the house when she shot the husband - children she made fatherless. All because of money and greed. 20 years is disgracefully short for premeditated murder - she should have got life with a minimum of 25 yrs before parole, or no parole - and she should get no parole now but serve every day of her inadequate sentence.
ReplyDeletewho are you people?? I hope you never find yourself in a horrific situation where people judge you on bits and pieces of the truth. I'm shocked by all these comments on here. What actual proof are you judging her by.
Deleteshe needs to rot in jail, she did all of it for the money, her husband trusted her and she took his money and never paid the IRS he ended up owing over $2 million bucks and they never did find it. she killed him with her kids in the house she did all of it for the money she was afraid he'd find out.
Deleteif any of us were in dire need of money none of us would do any killing and had she not stolen any of his money she would be out of jail and her husband would be alive and the kids would still have a father.
Anyone leaving comments on here even knows Amy or Bob Bosley? Live in the same town or are you all judging her by a show you watched about it? I don't think I've ever been so mad about something I've read on a blog before.
ReplyDeleteHad she just admitted to the theft. She would have still been jailed. But, I believe in my heart that Bob would have stood by her side.
ReplyDeleteInstead, she made the wrong decision and now many lives have been destroyed.
Whether you agree with her sentence or not. The truth is that the court sentenced her to this time. And once she has finished her sentence. Let her go on with her life.
“There is really nothing else I can say that can express the shock and outrage of the community and the agony and hurt left behind … by what she's done,” Jimmy Bosley, the victim’s brother, said at the sentencing, as reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer on November 3, 2006. Upon exiting the courthouse, Amy faced a “jeering” crowd.
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