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The story of the murder spree, manhunt and capture of Caril Ann Fugate and Charles Starkweather; the teenagers are depicted as lovers on the run, and public opinion is shaped against Caril.
The story of the murder spree, manhunt and capture of Caril Ann Fugate and Charles Starkweather; the teenagers are depicted as lovers on the run, and public opinion is shaped against Caril.
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The 12th Victim
S1, EP4 "Afterlife"Caril makes a variety of media appearances before retreating into anonymity; a horrible car crash throws her back into the spotlight; an attorney files a pardon for Caril.
The 12th Victim
S1, EP3 "Caged"Caril is determined to prove to the world that they got it wrong; the mythology around the case begins to grow, painting Caril in a bad light; Caril is released from prison.
The 12th Victim
S1, EP2 "Judgement"Caril, who believed her parents were still alive when she was captured, is misled by the criminal justice system and doomed from the start of her trial.
The 12th Victim
S1, EP1 "Death"The story of the murder spree, manhunt and capture of Caril Ann Fugate and Charles Starkweather; the teenagers are depicted as lovers on the run, and public opinion is shaped against Caril.
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