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Patricia Johnson is found guilty in 1991 of the shooting death of her third husband; Rebecca Bivens is serving 40 years for fatally beat her five-year-old stepdaughter.
Patricia Johnson is found guilty in 1991 of the shooting death of her third husband; Rebecca Bivens is serving 40 years for fatally beat her five-year-old stepdaughter.
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Women Behind Bars
S1, EP7 "Patricia Johnson & Rebecca Bivens"Patricia Johnson is found guilty in 1991 of the shooting death of her third husband; Rebecca Bivens is serving 40 years for fatally beat her five-year-old stepdaughter.
Women Behind Bars
S1, EP5 "Delpha Spunaugle & Carmen Ortiz"Delpha Spunaugle is serving a life sentence for the capital murder of her husband Dennis; Carmen Ortiz is serving 25 years for felony murder.
Women Behind Bars
S2, EP1 "Denise Holsinger & Vanessa Crawley"Denise Holsinger is convicted in the fatal shooting of four people at the Witchduck Inn; Vanessa Crawley is charged with murder.
Women Behind Bars
S2, EP10 "Diane Fleming and Shelby Carano"A woman is accused of spiking her husband's drink with methanol; a former escort is suspected of taking part in the killing of a client.
Women Behind Bars
S4, EP6 "Deadly Love Triangles"Three women find themselves tangled in love triangles where the odd person out ends up murdered.
Women Behind Bars
S4, EP5 "Murder in Paradise"How greed and passion led three women to betray the men they love.
Women Behind Bars
S4, EP4 "Fatal Attractions"Three women reveal how in a moment of passion, they were driven to commit murder.
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S4, EP3 "The Real Life Thelma and Louise"Two lady criminals lure men to their hotel rooms and rob them at gunpoint; a family follows a mother's command to kill her husband.
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