In season 8, episode 4, the murder of
Joe and Sunday by Michelle Gable is shown. The show is titled Three's
a Crowd and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes as Michelle Gable
shoots and kills her estranged husband and his new lover; in 1928,
Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray are electrocuted for murdering her husband;
a married woman installs her lover in a closet..
Michelle Gable convicted of 2
counts of murder and sentenced to 200 years. Her only motive appeared to be jealousy that her husband had a new girlfriend. She was ordered to pay over 30k in legal fees, which she appealed.
You can not write to Michelle Gable as her location is unknown.
Michelle Gable may be appealing her conviction or lawsuit and be out of state custody, or she could be deceased. We were unable to find definitive information.
Her appeal includes (see link)
After a jury trial, Gable was found guilty of two counts of Deliberate Homicide for the murder of her husband Joseph Gable (Joe) and Sunday Cooley Bennett. The presentence investigation report (PSI) recommended that Gable be given two consecutive 100-year sentences, and that the $36,920 cost of appointed counsel be assigned to Gable, as well as juror and witness fees. The State also submitted a sentencing memorandum, detailing Gable’s assets. Gable’s assets included vehicles held jointly with Joe, $10,000 in cash held in evidence, and a possible interest in a bank account at Andrews Federal Credit Union. (AFCU). At sentencing Gable read a prepared statement to the District Court which did not address her means or ability to pay cost of appointed counsel.
Her appeal includes (see link)
After a jury trial, Gable was found guilty of two counts of Deliberate Homicide for the murder of her husband Joseph Gable (Joe) and Sunday Cooley Bennett. The presentence investigation report (PSI) recommended that Gable be given two consecutive 100-year sentences, and that the $36,920 cost of appointed counsel be assigned to Gable, as well as juror and witness fees. The State also submitted a sentencing memorandum, detailing Gable’s assets. Gable’s assets included vehicles held jointly with Joe, $10,000 in cash held in evidence, and a possible interest in a bank account at Andrews Federal Credit Union. (AFCU). At sentencing Gable read a prepared statement to the District Court which did not address her means or ability to pay cost of appointed counsel.
At the end of the day, if you do not
learn SOMETHING from this, you never will.
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