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Rowena Ledbetter. Never Too Old

In Season 9, Episode 8, Rowena Ledbetter is featured on Never Too Old. This is the story of how Rowena Ledbetter committed murder upon Herman Wilson.

Rowena Ledbetter was convicted of murder and sentenced to Life sentence, but dies in custody. Her autopsy states she choked when she vomited after eating a meal.

You can not  write to Rowena Ledbetter.



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  1. scrapyardivaJanuary 20, 2021 at 4:50 PM

    This is not a picture of Rowena Pickens Ledbetter. I am her granddaughter and this is incorrect.

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    1. Mr. OpinionatedAugust 8, 2021 at 3:47 PM

      Your grandma use to steal when she worked at Ridgecrest (Nursing Home)...Everyone still talks about the stuff she use to steal to this day (particularly the art and paintings that use to be on the hallway walls)

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    2. KarenlorraineDecember 26, 2021 at 5:45 PM

      I'm confused the granddaughter mentions the picture not being Rowena. Your reply towards over Rowena that she had worked @ a Nursing home. Which I found out about Rewena through Deadly Women I didn't know she worked in a Nursing home & had stolen. Which if this is true that's really sad to the elderly! But I seen the episode over how Herman being poisoned by Rowena on Deadly Women. However I wasn't there & don't know the full story & seeing your post over the Nursing home just everything in general I'm definitely @ a loss!! I get choked really easy on liquids & they said in prison she choked they said eating. But I seen where she got sick vomited & passed away! I'm confused the picture they showed @ the end of that episode. Didn't look like Rowena to me! This being the same Rowena the case over Herman!! & If so is this the same Rowena you are mentioning about?? I'm @ a loss. But I know this case took place in Texas so you all would know more. Especially the granddaughter knowing what her grandmother looks like if of course grew up knowing her & her background!!

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  2. JbritionMarch 26, 2021 at 12:03 PM

    Do you have a photo of her?

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  3. KarenlorraineDecember 26, 2021 at 6:00 PM

    As I mentioned on my post about how Rowena's passing it said her getting choked as she got sick in prison! When I went to look upon what she looked like! But I couldn't find any other picture even the 1 they showed @ the end of the Deadly Women episode! But Herman definitely did sound like a trusting good man, if he was wanting her to have some financial security! That is if anything happened to him! So she wouldn't be financially strapped if anything did take place! He sounded like he did love her!!,!! Unfortunately it did just not like the outcome that Herman "OR" his family the nieces all of his relatives had hoped for their only biggest fear they expected!!

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