Donna Kay Trapani Souls of Stone

In season 7, episode 18, the murder of George Fulton's wife, Martha "Gail" Fulton by Donna Kay Trapani is shown. The show is titled Souls of Stone and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes it as A scorned lover weaves a web of lies; a Goth teenager orders a reign of terror; a gold-digger buries secrets..

Donna Kay Trapani was convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole. She is not eligible for release.

She paid three people to kill her lover's wife. Donna had had an affair with Gail's husband, George Fulton. His wife was a devout Catholic
who would never divorce, so she hired three of the most incompetent people possible to kill Gail so they could be together.

Her appeal includes (see link):
Defendants Donna Kay Trapani and Sybil Ann Padgett were tried jointly, before separate juries. Each defendant was convicted of first-degree murder, MCL 750.316, and conspiracy to commit murder, MCL 750.157a, and each was sentenced to concurrent terms of life imprisonment without parole for the murder conviction and life imprisonment for the conspiracy conviction. Defendants appeal as of right. We affirm.

Martha Gail Fulton

You can write to Donna Kay Trapani at:

Donna Kay Trapani 325615
Huron Valley Complex
3201 Bemis Road

Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911

At the end of the day, if you do not learn that the fact a married person is willing to have an affair with you means they don't want you in their life permanently from this, you never will.

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