This 1 hour 42 minutes suspense thriller will leave you in SHOCK, wife brutally kills her husband, father supports her daughter, then…, its name is…
If you enjoy watching crime, suspense, and thriller stories, we'd like to introduce you to a true murder mystery documentary that debuted on Netflix this year and will leave you with chills. Not only that, but all of the photographs, films, and audio in this series are true and date back to the occurrence. The story is so startling that you'll be left wondering how someone could do this to someone. One Of The Most Chilling Series on Netflix
Here we are talking about the documentary series A Deadly American Marriage , which has been streaming for a while and chronicles the true story of Jason Corbett's murder. Jason was an Irish businessman who engaged Molly Martens as an ideal pair in 2008 to care for his children, Jack and Sarah , following the death of his first wife in 2006. Following this, their relationship began, and they married in 2011, but everything changed in 2015. Based On True Events
Molly and her father, Thomas , viciously murdered Jason on August 2, 2015, with a baseball bat and a concrete block. Following Jason's murder, investigators discovered a blood-stained room, a baseball bat, and concrete block at the crime site. Molly and Thomas claimed that Jason had strangled Molly and that Thomas had rescued her. But Thomas' 911 call prompted a number of problems. Both were sentenced to 20-25 years in prison for second-degree murder in 2017, but their convictions were reversed on appeal in 2020. The Legal Battle and Custody
Molly pled 'no contest' in 2023, while Thomas admitted guilt and was released in June 2024. However, following Jason's death, his children, Jack and Sarah, were moved to their aunt Tracy in Ireland. Molly fought for custody, but was not granted it. Initially, the children accused Jason of violence in favor of Molly, but they later stated that Molly had trained them. This series will leave you with a lot of unanswered questions.
It has received a 6.6 rating on IMDb. If you enjoy real crime stories and are looking for something fresh to watch over the weekend, this series can be perfect one for you. It is available on Netflix in variety of languages, including Hindi.
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