Writing Deadly Affair Inmates

Job Robert Temple, Rosemary Christensen In season 1, episode 4, "Lust for the Job" tells the story of the murder of  Rosemary Christensen by Robert Temple in the state of Florida ID describes the show as Bill and Melanie McGuire have it all but when one of them cheats; their marriage ends with two bullets and three suitcases. Later, Rosemary Christensen marries Robert Temple, she embarks on a new adventure that results in a deadly affair.        Lesley Stewart Rosemary's disappearance was a mystery for ten years until Robert's lover,  Lesley Stewart  shed light on what happened.  The couple had stayed together for some time after the murder, but when Temple threatened their daughter with a knife, she had had enough and her desire to do the right thing was greater then her fear. Robert Temple died in prison in December of 2018 after serving only ten years of a life sentence for the murder of Rosemary. He was extradited from Cali...

In season 3 episode   7, "The Art of Murder" is the Florida story of Stanley Alan Cohen , Joyce Cohen and murder. The show is described as a shootout at the Jamison's rural Kentucky home baffles the community and leaves more questions than answers. And then, in Miami Florida, the Cohens are the epitome of high society living until their life in the fast lane comes to a fiery crash. Approximately one week before Cohen was murdered, Diaz visited Cohen at his home in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, Florida. During this visit, Diaz was accompanied by an unidentified young woman. This visit was witnessed by both the appellant and her son. Although Diaz's subsequent conversation with Cohen that day was out of earshot from the witnesses, one of the topics discussed apparently concerned an airplane owned by Cohen. According to testimony from a Drug Enforcement Agent, Cohen's airplane had been on a watch list since August 1985 as having been susp...

In season 3 episode   6 , "Playing With Hearts" tells the Florida story of Lance Anderson, Kathi Anderson and Gerald Russell. Kathi marries Lancs, but falls in love with Gerald who is smitten with her beyond words. She was not charged in the murder. In Sioux Falls' deaf community, Darlene Vander Giesen finds the perfect romance until a jealous friend severs the bond. Later, pilot Lance Anderson makes flight attendant, Kathi, his wife. When she meets Capt. Gerald Russell, heavy turbulence ensues. Gerald Russell was convicted by a jury of first-degree murder. You can not write to him because he has been paroled despite being sentenced to life. Gerald Russell  

In season 2 episode  5, "Achilles Heel" shows the story of Justin and April Barber, which ends with murder in Florida. ID describes this as running Enthusiasts Pam and Bob Bulik have a perfect life, until Bob starts running into the arms of another woman. April and Justin Barber are a young couple struggling with a long distance relationship. When lonely Justin strays, it ends with murder He was heavily in debt having lost $58,000 trading on the stock market and stood to gain $2 million proceeds from an insurance policy. In the three years they were married, Justin had five affairs. Justin is currently serving a life sentence for the murder despite many appeals and insisting he is innocent. You can write to Justin at: Justin Barber,  V25914 Walton Correctional Institution 691 Institution Road DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32433-1831  

In season 2  episode 1, "A Fool's Bet" is the story of the marriage of Virginia and Norman Larzelere and what happens after numerous affairs and living as swingers. ID describes this as Virginia and Norman Larzelere live a life of luxury, but when Virginia turns to other men, her need for attention turns deadly. Bill and Carolyn Exum live a normal life until she becomes bored and turns to an old classmate. This romance doesn't end well.   This was her fourth marriage. She had been divorced once and had one marriage annulled. She went to trial, was convicted and sentenced to death. Her death sentence was later commuted to life. She maintains her innocence. The appellant was married to Norman Larzelere (the victim), a dentist, and she worked as the office manager for his dentistry practice.   On March 8, 1991, at approximately one o'clock in the afternoon, a masked gunman came into the victim's dental office, chased the victim, shot him with a shotg...