Molly Martens Married Today Gone Tomorrow

In season 12, episode 1, the murder of Jason Corbett by Molly
Martens is shown. The show is titled Married Today Gone Tomorrow and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes it as When Molly Martens-Corbett's husband winds up dead, all signs point to her; an anniversary celebration is interrupted by a supposed home invasion ending in murder; Kimberly Renee Poole's husband pays the price for her affairs..

Molly Martens was convicted of 1st Degree Murder and sentenced to 20 to 25 years. She is eligible for release in 2037. Since being incarcerated, she has had no infractions.

To watch their interviews, Molly and her father seem SO normal, but appearances can be deceiving. She would have gotten visitation with the children after a divorce since she had adopted them. There does seem to be some kind of creepy obsession with the children.

You can write to Molly Martens at:

Molly Martens 1551729
NCCI WOMEN
1034 Bragg St

Raleigh, NC 27610

At the end of the day, if you do not learn to be careful who you let around your children from this, you never will.

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