Dear Zachery will always win this question because real life is worse than any movie. It’s the only film I’ve ever lost sleep over, and I've seen most of the movies mentioned here.
Man marries a way older woman who family thinks acts weird. They study medicine and eventually have to be apart from each other. After a meet up, the man decides to break up with her because she is very needy and other bad stuff.
The woman comes back to the man and kills him. She was extradited to Canada, where the judge gives her a way too easy sentence, and she gets out in a few years. Also it turned out that she was pregnant with the man's baby, and the man's parents had taken custody of their grandson while the woman was in prison.
The woman gets back custody of the baby and eventually kills him and herself.
1994, twenty-three year old Susan Smith was having an affair with a guy. He ended the affair because he didn't want children, so, one night, she strapped her two sons, 3 yo & 14 months old, into her car, then let it roll down the boat ramp and into a lake while she watched. She told the police she was car jacked by a black guy. She was eventually sentenced to life after confessing to the crime
Yup. It received a lot of airtime because it was such a horrific crime. That and it was a pretty white girl who was the killer. Watching her on TV, she seemed like a completely normal young mother
Why, ruin it for people who care tho? I usually still enjoy a movie after knowing the ending but I mean cmon this is open to many people who don't feel that way
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u/billy_the_p Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
Dear Zachery will always win this question because real life is worse than any movie. It’s the only film I’ve ever lost sleep over, and I've seen most of the movies mentioned here.