Wicked Women on Crime & Investigation Network

[TeaFA]

Hi all,

I hope you don’t mind me posting this.

I wanted to let you all know about a show that you might be interested in called Wicked Women, which is currently showing on Sundays at 9pm on the Crime & Investigation Network.

In these fascinating shows the worst female murderers and the motives that drive them to kill will be examined in finite detail. What causes these seemingly ordinary women who lead everyday lives to be pushed over the edge?

This week we are looking at the bizarre life of Sandra Bridewell, a beautiful and wealthy socialite who became known as the 'Black Widow' when three of her husbands ended up dead.

As I said, it’s this Sunday at 9pm and it would be great to hear your feedback...

For more information head to over to the official CI Facebook page here – http://www.facebook.com/crimeinvestigationuk

[One2Snoop]

Thanks for the info TeaFa - I'll have to check it out.

[SaraSidle]

I just watched a show like this.It was a countdown and the number one worst on that show was our Casey Anthony. now I find this shocking sara

[SnowChicken]

I just watched a show like this.It was a countdown and the number one worst on that show was our Casey Anthony. now I find this shocking sara

I saw that show. It had Jennifer Eubanks, Lori Drew, Betty Broderick, Aileen Wuornos, and Casey Anthony. Casey Anthony is evil, but not the most evil. Lori Drew was number 14. I think she deserve much worse, somewhere at the level of Aileen Wuornos. Well, Anthony and Drew are the most hated people along with Fred Phelps, Joran van der Sloot, and Osama bin Laden.

They did not have Elizabeth Bathory, Gertrude Baniszewski, Myra Hindley, Rosemary West, or Diane Downs and they are really evil.

I also saw a countdown show with mass murderers. Seung-Hui Cho was the worst. He killed 32 people at Virginia Tech. Cho even beat Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold and they are synonymous with mass murder.

[Marian Paroo]

I think I saw a show from this series last night -- it was on the general Discovery channel, the only one we get, and occasionally they throw a crumb from Investigations our way.

It featured that woman -- I don't remember her name who smothered all her babies and passed the deaths off as SIDS, Susan Smith and Andrea Yates.

But the most guilty party, IMHO was the doctor who managed to convince so many, including major medical journals and funding organizations that the first woman and her babies was proof that SIDS was hereditary.

That opened a "license to kill" for certain mothers and slowed down real SIDS research for a generation.