Women on Death Row

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  • 2007
  • 2 Seasons

Women on Death Row is a gripping series that delves deep into the lives of women who have been sentenced to death for their crimes. The show explores the human side of these women, their backgrounds, motives, and the events that led them to commit the heinous crimes that resulted in their convictions. Viewers are taken on an emotional journey, uncovering the often-tragic stories of these women and the devastation their crimes have caused. Each episode of Women on Death Row examines the case of a different woman who has been sentenced to death. Viewers are introduced to the woman and provided with background information, detailing what led up to their arrest and conviction. The series covers a number of different crimes, including murder, arson, and even child abuse. As the show progresses, viewers are given a glimpse into the inner workings of the criminal justice system, including the appeals process and the eventual fate of these women. Women on Death Row is unique in that it seeks to humanize these women, revealing the complex factors that contributed to their crimes. The show examines the circumstances of their lives, such as childhood trauma, mental illness, and substance abuse, that may have led them down a path of crime and violence. One episode, for example, tells the story of a woman who was convicted of killing her abusive husband. Viewers are given an insight into the physical and emotional abuse she endured over the years and the lack of available resources for women in abusive relationships. In another episode, the show covers the case of a mother who was sentenced to death for killing her young son. Through interviews with the woman and her family, viewers are given an understanding of her troubled past and mental health struggles that may have contributed to her crime. Throughout the series, viewers are also provided with insight from criminal justice experts, including lawyers, criminologists, and psychologists. These experts offer their opinions on the crimes and explore the broader societal issues that may have contributed to the women's actions. The show also features interviews with family members of the victims, shedding light on the devastating impact these crimes have had on their lives. Women on Death Row is a thought-provoking series that explores the complexities of the justice system and the human stories behind some of the most heinous crimes. It presents a nuanced view of these women, giving them a voice and seeking to understand the factors that may have led them to take such extreme actions. The show offers a unique perspective on the death penalty and the broader issues of crime, punishment, and rehabilitation. Overall, Women on Death Row is a gripping and insightful series that is sure to captivate audiences. It offers a fresh take on true crime, focusing on the human stories and personal factors that are often overlooked in the media coverage of these cases. For anyone interested in criminal justice or human behavior, this is a must-watch series that is both educational and emotionally powerful.

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Judy BeunoanoTiffany Cole
11. Judy BeunoanoTiffany Cole
April 4, 2010
Judy Beunano will not stop at anything to get her husband's life insurance money... Or her son's. Meanwhile, Tiffany Cole's rich family friends prove to be too much of a temptation for Tiffany. See how her scheme to get the cash ends in horror.
The Oklahoma Three
10. The Oklahoma Three
April 4, 2010
Oklahoma has never seen a woman on death row... Until these three. See the horrific crimes that made the state decide this trio had to go.
Pamela Perillo/Deborah Bracewell
9. Pamela Perillo/Deborah Bracewell
April 4, 2000
Pamela Perillo's new boyfriend kills for money. It's no problem for Pamela until he turns on her. Meanwhile, Deborah Bracewell is on death row, despite being mentally challenged.
Lisa Coleman
8. Lisa Coleman
April 5, 2009
Born into a life of poverty and crime, Lisa Coleman turned to her female lover for support. But when her son is found dead, which of them is to blame?
Kaysie Dudley
7. Kaysie Dudley
April 5, 2009
Kaysie Dudley's father greeted the world with a wide open smile, but greeted his daughter with a closed fist. Watch how his abuse transformed her into a murderer.
Faye Brown
6. Faye Brown
April 5, 2009
A get-rich-quick scheme goes wrong: Faye Brown robs a bank with her lover, not realizing the simple heist will soon become a bloodbath.
Virginia Larzelere
5. Virginia Larzelere
April 5, 2009
A gunman shoots down Vigrinia Larzelere's husband while she watches. She says she's horrified... But did she plan this murder?
Latasha Pulliam
4. Latasha Pulliam
March 2, 2008
Latasha Pulliam's baby girl was killed in the most heartbreaking way possible. Is her boyfriend to blame? Or her?
Chelsea Richardson
3. Chelsea Richardson
March 2, 2008
All Chelsea Richardson ever wanted to do is play Yu-Gi-Oh! and go to IHOP... But her new boyfriend just wouldn't stay out of her way.
Michelle Binsz
2. Michelle Binsz
March 2, 1969
Who wouldn't fall for a bad boy? Michelle Binsz turns to a life of crime with her new beau, but she has no idea just how bad he'll go.
Donna Cox
1. Donna Cox
March 2, 2008
Donna Cox's husband beat her mercilessly until she took matters into her own hands. Does she deserve to die for that?
Description

Women on Death Row is a gripping series that delves deep into the lives of women who have been sentenced to death for their crimes. The show explores the human side of these women, their backgrounds, motives, and the events that led them to commit the heinous crimes that resulted in their convictions. Viewers are taken on an emotional journey, uncovering the often-tragic stories of these women and the devastation their crimes have caused.

Each episode of Women on Death Row examines the case of a different woman who has been sentenced to death. Viewers are introduced to the woman and provided with background information, detailing what led up to their arrest and conviction. The series covers a number of different crimes, including murder, arson, and even child abuse. As the show progresses, viewers are given a glimpse into the inner workings of the criminal justice system, including the appeals process and the eventual fate of these women.

Women on Death Row is unique in that it seeks to humanize these women, revealing the complex factors that contributed to their crimes. The show examines the circumstances of their lives, such as childhood trauma, mental illness, and substance abuse, that may have led them down a path of crime and violence.

One episode, for example, tells the story of a woman who was convicted of killing her abusive husband. Viewers are given an insight into the physical and emotional abuse she endured over the years and the lack of available resources for women in abusive relationships. In another episode, the show covers the case of a mother who was sentenced to death for killing her young son. Through interviews with the woman and her family, viewers are given an understanding of her troubled past and mental health struggles that may have contributed to her crime.

Throughout the series, viewers are also provided with insight from criminal justice experts, including lawyers, criminologists, and psychologists. These experts offer their opinions on the crimes and explore the broader societal issues that may have contributed to the women's actions. The show also features interviews with family members of the victims, shedding light on the devastating impact these crimes have had on their lives.

Women on Death Row is a thought-provoking series that explores the complexities of the justice system and the human stories behind some of the most heinous crimes. It presents a nuanced view of these women, giving them a voice and seeking to understand the factors that may have led them to take such extreme actions. The show offers a unique perspective on the death penalty and the broader issues of crime, punishment, and rehabilitation.

Overall, Women on Death Row is a gripping and insightful series that is sure to captivate audiences. It offers a fresh take on true crime, focusing on the human stories and personal factors that are often overlooked in the media coverage of these cases. For anyone interested in criminal justice or human behavior, this is a must-watch series that is both educational and emotionally powerful.

  • Premiere Date
    February 26, 2007