Writing Deadly Women

In season 11, episode 7, the murder of her boss, Hal Sasko by Sarah Gonzales-McLinn is shown. The show is titled Death Watch and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes as Deadly women who get their kicks from watching others suffer.. Sarah Gonzales-McLinn was convicted of 1st Degree Murder with and sentenced to 50 years. She is eligible for release in 2064. Since being incarcerated, she has had 4 infractions. She claimed she wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone Her appeal includes ( see link ): In January 2014, Sarah Gonzales McLinn confessed to law enforcement officers that she killed Hal Sasko. At her trial on a charge of first-degree premeditated murder, McLinn did not deny that she killed Sasko but argued she was not criminally responsible because a mental disease or defect prevented her from forming the culpable mental state necessary to convict her of the charge. The jury nonetheless convicted McLinn of first-degree premeditated murder. Then, d...

In season 4, episode 7, one sees the murder of Her children (2) by Debora Green in Illinois. The show is titled The Sacred Bond and Discovery ID describes it as, “Women who kill their own breaking the sacred bond between mother and child.” She killed her children and attempted to kill her husband She poisoned her husband with Ricin, which did not kill him. Her children died in a fire that she set. Debora Green was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder, and one count of aggravated arson and sentenced to two consecutive setnences of 42 years . She has appealed twice and lost both. She is currently eligible for parole in 2035. You can write to Debora Green at: Debora Green # 0063205 Topeka CF-Central   815 S.E. Rice Rd., Topeka, KS 66607 If you have experience with Debora Green, feel free to leave comments below. If you would prefer to do it anonymously, contact us via the form a...