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| Dr Robert Schwartz |
Clara Jane Schwartz is shown. The show is titled Souls of Stone and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes as A scorned lover weaves a web of lies; a Goth teenager orders a reign of terror; a gold-digger buries secrets..
Clara Jane Schwartz was convicted of first-degree murder. and sentenced to 48 years. She is
eligible for release in 2043. She convinced Kyle Hulbert to kill her
father, Robert Schwartz, he was sentenced to life without parole.
Her appeal (see link) includes:
On February 19, 2003, Ms. Schwartz was convicted in the Circuit Court of Loudoun County of murder, conspiracy, and two counts of solicitation to commit murder and sentenced to forty-eight years of imprisonment In 2001, Ms. Schwartz attended James Madison University as a sophomore. (Trial Tr. 224.) Ms. Schwartz lived in Loudoun County with her father, Dr. Robert Schwartz prior to going to college. (Trial Tr. 204-05.) The Commonwealth presented testimony from Ms. Schwartz friends, Mr. Patrick House and Ms. Kate Inglis, that Ms.chwartz hated her father, Dr. Schwartz, told her that her father tried to poison her, that she wished he were dead, that he tried to drown her in a pool, that he attempted to molest and kill her, and that she stood to inherit hundred of thousands of dollars upon his death. (Trial Tr. 224, 306-08, 313, 333, 421, 424 430, 498, 553, 714.) In August 2001, Ms. Schwartz began dating Mr. House, and made statements to Mr. House about her desire for him to kill her father. (Trial Tr. 311, 322, 417-18, 427-30.) Ms. Schwartz gave Mr. House a book containing information about poisoning and her collection of journals chronicling the abuse she endured from her father over the years. (Trial Tr. 421, 427.) Mr. House testified that Ms. Schwartz and he had multiple conversations about when he would kill Ms. Schwartz's father. (Trial Tr. 430-32.)
Her appeal (see link) includes:
On February 19, 2003, Ms. Schwartz was convicted in the Circuit Court of Loudoun County of murder, conspiracy, and two counts of solicitation to commit murder and sentenced to forty-eight years of imprisonment In 2001, Ms. Schwartz attended James Madison University as a sophomore. (Trial Tr. 224.) Ms. Schwartz lived in Loudoun County with her father, Dr. Robert Schwartz prior to going to college. (Trial Tr. 204-05.) The Commonwealth presented testimony from Ms. Schwartz friends, Mr. Patrick House and Ms. Kate Inglis, that Ms.chwartz hated her father, Dr. Schwartz, told her that her father tried to poison her, that she wished he were dead, that he tried to drown her in a pool, that he attempted to molest and kill her, and that she stood to inherit hundred of thousands of dollars upon his death. (Trial Tr. 224, 306-08, 313, 333, 421, 424 430, 498, 553, 714.) In August 2001, Ms. Schwartz began dating Mr. House, and made statements to Mr. House about her desire for him to kill her father. (Trial Tr. 311, 322, 417-18, 427-30.) Ms. Schwartz gave Mr. House a book containing information about poisoning and her collection of journals chronicling the abuse she endured from her father over the years. (Trial Tr. 421, 427.) Mr. House testified that Ms. Schwartz and he had multiple conversations about when he would kill Ms. Schwartz's father. (Trial Tr. 430-32.)
You can write to Clara Jane Schwartz
at:
Clara Jane Schwartz 1130725
Fluvanna Correctional Center
144 Prison Lane
Fluvanna Correctional Center
144 Prison Lane
Troy, VA 22974
At the end of the day, if you do not
learn that not all teen angst is created equal from this, you never will.
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