A dramatic tale of two women fighting for the affections of one man, whose story takes a mysterious turn that could involve murder.
Frances was devastated to find out that her husband, Bill, had been cheating on her for 32 years with multiple women behind her back.
A woman reveals that her husband had been having an affair for years and even spoke with his mistress about financial arrangements for a potential divorce. The situation ends in chaos when the wife destroys some of his prized possessions.
The podcast discusses a fatal car crash caused by a piece of granite that was not properly secured in the back of a car during a high speed chase between two women fighting over a man.
The speaker recounts a car accident where their car was hit from behind and Bonnie's purse fell off the front seat, refuting Francis' story about Bonnie slamming on her brakes.
The Hall family accuses Bonnie of manipulating Bill to leave his wife Frances to start a family with her, but Bonnie claims she was in love with Bill. The situation escalates with Bonnie ultimately telling Frances about the affair and the Hall family accusing Bonnie of stalking them on Facebook.
The transcript discusses a particular message that caused hurt in a friendship, and how some of the messages can be perceived as cruel. The text also mentions Bonnie sending explicit messages.
The accounts of what happened before and during a fatal car chase and crash, in which one woman died and another was charged with murder, don't agree. There's no consensus on who instigated the chase, who hit whom, or how often.
Frances Hall has been found guilty of murder by a jury. The defense argued sudden passion as a reason for her actions, but the jury ultimately ruled against it.
A woman who was constantly referred to as a gold digger for marrying a wealthy man, who later died, argues that her situation has nothing to do with the term. She holds onto the memories of her husband and his family, while the woman who had an affair with her husband faces the possibility of life in prison for insurance fraud.