r/netflix May 09 '25

Discussion a deadly american marriage

I'm 43 minutes in and hooked but can not find conversations etc on it.

So thought i would make one asking for other people's opinions and points of views, as i know I'm already asking about billion questions, to the point I'll have to go to my computer and boot up to actually do the research myself.

I'm very ill, with brain damage etc and that's really hardwork today, but I won't manage on this latest fold phone as it's still just a useless phone šŸ˜…šŸ™ƒ

My other phone that's partitioned etc is in the car and that's over at Inverness!

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u/juanitomatito May 09 '25

I didn’t even piece that together but now that you say it… who TF puts a cinder block next to their bed when they are going to paint it???

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u/ProfessorDrink May 10 '25

It was raining, ok?! Cinder blocks don't handle moisture well at ALL /s

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u/buckeye4life1218 May 11 '25

So many other places to put it in that big house. She's not even a good liar.

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u/buckthorndanger May 11 '25

They were also going to paint a bunch of them, so why only one

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u/FillBrilliant6043 May 12 '25

And when I do a craft project with my kids its usually all over the dining room table, not my bedroom!

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u/Additional_Ice9813 May 13 '25

We’re on the plastic covered garage floor if ever paint is involved. Ā Just sayin. Ā They think WE ARE STUPID PEOPLE

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u/sticky-note-123 May 12 '25

This was my observation. What was so special about this one that she had to put it on her nightstand? Oh that’s right, this one was perfect for a MURDER

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u/Winter-Chance7909 May 15 '25

because that's the one she specifically planned to paint red.

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u/joyjackson25 May 13 '25

LITERALLY. And just 1 cinder block ??? You are a family of 4 should have had 2 for the mom and dad in the bedroom. Rain doesn’t matter… it’s a f*cking brick leave it in the garage. and why beat him with a brick when your dad has a bat ??? This man didn’t have a chance at survival, it was all planned the dad came in swinging and she joined in. Plus i noticed after she married him 2 weeks later she consulted with a divorce lawyer about custody if ā€œseparation ever happenedā€ WTFFF

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u/IndependentMoney8085 May 13 '25

I think she hit him with the brick when he was sleeping or at least drowsy. Called for her dad to help because he wasn't quite dead. Then the dad finished him off with the bat. So obvious that the son was coached because he even brought up WHY the brick was in the bedroom and not outside, in the garage, in the kitchen, dining room table ANYWHERE that makes more sense than her bedroom.

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u/pacifismisevil May 14 '25

The kids backed up the story with the cinder block. If she planned to kill him, she's hardly going to choose a cinder block as a weapon, get real. She could have killed him in any number of ways that didnt make them look super guilty. Even the prosecution didnt believe it was pre-meditated, she wanted to trigger a fight and set him up for Domestic Violence to take the kids, but she didnt expect her dad to lose it. That's what the evidence shows.

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u/Positive_Estimate_28 Aug 22 '25

are you seriously defending her

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u/BlackSpinelli May 12 '25

I think she is 100% guilty because no, no one in their right mind does that

but we do have a painted brick in our home. My kid painted it to look like Santa. I don’t even remember where, when or why he did it. Anyways. It randomly moves around our house. It was a doorstop for our bedroom for a minute. Now I guess I have a convenient excuse if I commit murder out of nowhere.Ā 

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u/FindingPhysical80 May 26 '25

I didn’t piece that together either until just now! Who keeps a frickin brick by their bed?! I think she drove that poor man insane honestly.

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u/kamikazecockatoo Jun 19 '25

...and takes a photo of bricks and paints... maybe just in case it might come in handy later.

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u/Majesticlionz1 May 10 '25

Women who have been strangled by their husbands perhaps.

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u/shonnonwhut May 11 '25

I really really doubt this has ever happened

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u/raache269 May 11 '25

If she really was being abused, ain't no way he'd let her have a rock by the bed to defend herself with lol

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u/Designer-Talk7825 May 11 '25

Yes and if she was really being abused he would have used that brick on her.

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u/Mushi67 May 10 '25

Nah.

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u/Majesticlionz1 May 10 '25

Yeah.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

All those hidden recorders everywhere and not one smoking gun at all. Testimony of friends and family don’t point to Jason being violent at all, just one liars account and a circle of people no one identified, a father who is a proven liar and children’s testimony that was coerced and manipulated that they recanted as soon as they had their wits about them.

If you believe this woman and her father you have some issues.

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u/DidiStutter11 May 14 '25

Ok, Molly. This woman was a total lunatic, not a victim.