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Scott and Lori Gellatly had a whirlwind romance followed by an abusive marriage; when Lori left, her entire family became targets for Scott.
Scott and Lori Gellatly had a whirlwind romance followed by an abusive marriage; when Lori left, her entire family became targets for Scott.
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S1, EP35 "Gellatly"Scott and Lori Gellatly had a whirlwind romance followed by an abusive marriage; when Lori left, her entire family became targets for Scott.
Meet, Marry, Murder
S1, EP41 "Tavener"Claire and Andrew Tavener were a sociable couple; when Andrew got drunk, he became paranoid and violent.
Meet, Marry, Murder
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.
Meet, Marry, Murder
S1, EP38 "Taylor"Angela Taylor hated her estranged husband Bill because he wouldn't grant her a divorce, so she and her lover took matters into their own hands.
Meet, Marry, Murder
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, EP36 "Hancock"Rhys Hancock couldn't accept that his wife Helen had found love with her new partner so he took his revenge.
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S1, EP33 "Caliman"Marian Caliman won over his wife Faye and her family until he showed his true colors as a violent abuser.
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