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Sana Muhammad escaped an arranged marriage and found true happiness with a new man until her ex-husband began hunting her down.
Sana Muhammad escaped an arranged marriage and found true happiness with a new man until her ex-husband began hunting her down.
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S1, EP40 "Sanutti-Spencer"Maria Sanutti-Spencer was supposedly raised by a mobster; her violent threats turn out to be more than just words when her husband Frank dares to leave her.
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S1, EP51 "Farquharson"Keith Farquharson is a cop, an adulterer and a killer; when his wife Alice asks if he loves her, he responds with extreme violence.
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S1, EP22 "Unmathallegadoo"Sana Muhammad escaped an arranged marriage and found true happiness with a new man until her ex-husband began hunting her down.
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S1, EP29 "Curry-Walker"Just weeks into their marriage, debt-ridden Uloma Curry-Walker was plotting how to get her hands on her husband William's cash.
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S1, EP44 "Clayton"Tom Clayton loved money, women and his bad boy reputation; fearing his wife Kelley would take half of his wealth, he decided to cash in on her life.
Meet, Marry, Murder
S1, EP40 "Sanutti-Spencer"Maria Sanutti-Spencer was supposedly raised by a mobster; her violent threats turn out to be more than just words when her husband Frank dares to leave her.
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S1, EP34 "Parsons"Andrew Parsons tried to deny what he'd done to his estranged wife Jane even when the cops discovered that it was all on tape.
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