The acting is just on another level…you can feel the pain and fear in Lizzie’s screams, and when Lilly tried to scream but nothing came out… Top tier acting all around
@@user-ir8mf7km6w The Olsen twins left the industry a long time ago lmao. They have no connection with the industry whatsoever. Elizabeth Olsen went to acting school, graduated and earned her spot in the industry. Stop spreading misinformation just for the sake of hating an actor. Learn to appreciate talent.
The saddest thing is we'll never get to know Betty's part of the story. And oh btw, this acting is for sure emmy worthy. Elizabeth Olsen was brilliant throughout the show
I’ve never cried over anything so brutal before. Incredible how the actors were able to capture the gruesomeness without losing how innately human this moment is. You can hear the rage, the fear, and the pain in Elizabeth Olsen’s screams. You can see the desperation and agony in Lily Rabe’s expressions. Made me think about how many of us are capable of taking a life under the right circumstances
@@christopherrussell1394 it's alot more intense and scary then killing in a small town because tgdy can show whst thfy couldn't 33 years ago they just added an extra scene in the utility room showing the aftermath of the killing of peggy
@@indynile, shockingly, there was a guy named Phineas Gage back in the day who survived this accident in which a large iron rod was driven completely through his head, destroying much of his brain's left frontal lobe. This altered his personality and behavior during the remaining years of his life. I read about that during a class in college. Apparently, Betty sustained a similar injury. Nevertheless, it was gruesome and difficult to watch.
@@indynile I think keeping betty alive in the show after that first hit in the head was a way to "poke fun" or highlight how ridiculous the show is for being compassionate towards Candy. It shows the ridiculousness of Candy's "self defense" argument and makes it clear that with the very first hit it must've been more than enough.
I think they did this to show us that no one knows what really happend, and the only time we see betty's death is when Candy is telling her side of the story
It's also jarring when violence doesn't play out like you think it will. Betty gets hit multiple times with the axe, and yet she still goes after Candy as if it's just a minor scratch or something. The human brain in a high-stress environment can make the body endure quite a bit before collapsing. Assuming we take Candy's testimony as truth, Betty might've lived if she had just stayed down after the first hit.
@@shelleyesler5245 Okay, all you've said is the officers on scene "believe" it happened differently than what Candy claims. But, neither they nor you KNOW for sure if that's the truth or not. Last time I checked, the state has to prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that a suspect committed an alleged crime. The defendant does not have to prove innocence. Maybe it's true that Candy murdered Betty in cold blood, but no one can demonstrate beyond a reasonable doubt that she did. So therefore she walked. I know the justice system is not perfect, but I do believe this 'reasonable doubt' principle is crucial for preserving liberty, even if public opinion might disagrees with the verdict.
@@shelleyesler5245 Your speeding car comparison isn't valid, because according to Candy's defense, she was being attacked and thought her life was in danger. You can't say that about a speeding driver who hits someone down the road going 90mph. That driver's life is not being threatened by the person he hit.
This scene is so brutal and so sad. I felt incredibly sad watching it. Very difficult to sit through. This is also largely in part to both Olsen's and Rabe's performances. Outstanding work and totally visceral.
Elizabeth Olsen deserves an Emmy for this performance---no less! Every emotion that she wanted to convey----the rage, the fear, the desperation----you could feel it all. It takes a true actor to make you feel the emotion that they want you to feel on a screen performance.
This case has ALWAYS been such a mystery to me cause Candy took a polygraph test that confirmed that she was being truthful about her self-defense claim and yet Betty died with 41 lacerations? It's just one of those cases where things just don't add up.
I mean polygraphs really aren't meaningful; they just detect changes in the body, but there is no universal physiological, all definitive, response to lying
Okay. As someone with trauma from cptsd and child abuse. As someone who knows how TRAUMA and violence THIS bad can make a person just.... break. Candy, if telling the truth, her body language WHOLSY represents and disalays that of fear and FIGHT in the fight or flight response the human brain tends to induce in these extremely scary life or death situations. Betty KEPT MOVING after being struck in the HEAD with an AXE. (If candy is truthful) so idk about you BUT THATS USUALLY NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN. And after being attacked by betty i CANNOT imagine that all candy thought was. LIVE LIVE LIVE KILL HER IF IT MEANS my survival. Thats FIGHT in the Fight or Flight response for ya. Its not FUN. Its you or them in that situation. And your brain chooses for you if it cant handle the trauma being Inflicted upon it.
well you could think what you did waa self defense and your brain will perceive it as truth, causing it to pass in a polygraph test. maybe she genuinely thought it was self defense even at the point of her assailant being on the ground unable to attack anymore
Once Candy started hitting at Betty with the axe I genuinely felt a little uncomfortable and scared. The cuts look so real. Also liked (no disrespect to the real Betty) how Betty didn’t really scream during the hits. She was just more gasping and that’s kind of realistic. Sometimes people really don’t scream when getting killed in such a brutal way
@@RidgeRunner-lz5ko No. I think I can say that the majority of people when we think that someone was stabbed we think that the victim must have screamed horribly. Thats why I was uncomfortable and surprised when Betty in the show didn’t really scream. More so just gasped and was open mouthed and nothing was coming out.
@RidgeRunner-lz5ko it's true. Gasping for air during immense pain is a realistic response. In moments of great pain, air is quite literally sucked from your lungs. Listen to Christopher Lee's retelling of a stabbing.
Ya and they've already made like four movies on this bringing up the families trauma over and over again. There are even people defending candy. It's completely ridiculous
I think in the case where candy passed a polygraph test and that Betty wasn’t exactly known as the backdown type around town played a lot into the cade reputation back then mattered.
two of the best actresses giving a fantastic performance. as soon as i heard lily rabe was gonna be in this alongside elizabeth i KNEW this scene was gonna be wonderful
@@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR she was she didn’t die immediately, doctors or morticians or whoever deals with that said that she was alive for most of the hits she just lost consciousness after the first 10 I think
They weren’t horrible people tho. The worse thing candy did was cheat and she cared way too much about what other people thought. Betty was very confrontational and mean and struggles with depression. Betty attacked Candy and Candy did what she had to do.
@@kennedy3682 In a fit of nervousness, fear, desperation and anguish, I doubt the number of times that it was something notorious when that happened, they explain it in the trial, maybe not the "shh" if not all that situation so... horrible.
I just got done watching the show and i read about the real life case. All i can say is, this entire thing is from Candy's point of view. We will never know Betty's side and the truth is somewhere there in the middle. Ultimately the real tragedy is a woman was killed and children lost their mother that day and we will never know what truly happened
It was an avoidable tragedy. Candy could just leave. Also how did Betty know? Allen never told her so she didn't know and was fishing so Betty should just keep quiet.
I am really surprised that Betty kept trying to get up during the huge axe down lol. Two axe swings and I would have called it a day lmao and just focused on not dying lmao. Let her maybe take my husband and then just plot revenge for another day lmao. I didn’t watch the series yet, but actually surviving the accidental axe attack would have been for the better because now I can frame Candy in revenge lmao. Edit: I rewatched the video, Betty isn’t trying to getup between axe swings, she was trying to protect herself with her arms.
@@KyleMUC that’s because sex is supposed to be sacred. Even if people don’t believe in the spiritual aspect, it does effect them. That’s why you have to be careful with who you sleep with. It’s a lot deeper.
Ngl you have to give hats down to Betty (idk trot that’s what really happened irl) for taking that much damage while still being alive, especially the head chop! The fact that she SURVIVED that! That’s one hell of a strong woman!
Adrenaline on both ends. Fight or Flight. And Complete Rage. Candy was defending herself yes, but that overkill was bottled up anger, trauma, resentment, And a bitterness. In a way, Candy was secretly mad that the affair was over.
Candy Montgomery should have been charged with Murder . She went to that womans house knowing it was out that she slept with her husband. She went there for trouble, got it and killed a mother. Then left the baby crying for hours.
@@scaramouche351 the show did lol. There’s not a chance her story is believable, you don’t kill someone out of self defense and then lie abt it to the police, and then get caught and switch up. This whole case was OJ and Nicole years before it. They both got away with murder
I honestly don’t believe that Candy went in with the intention of killing Betty. I mean Betty was a little unstable but I think after that first hit something snapped in Candy and the self defense turned into just losing it and letting out all her rage on poor Betty
I'm surprised that Candy didn't run away as soon as she saw Betty with an axe, I would. I've seen enough horror movies to know where that's going whether it's your friend or not you gotta run. She just tried to calm her down but if she ran out on the street nobody would die.
Sadly we don’t know what really happened. We can speculate that Betty did corner Candy and confront her with an axe and attack her, like how Candy says. But we should also consider that Candy was angry that Betty’s husband ended the affair because of Betty, and that she decided to confront her in her house and found the axe and attacked Betty with it. But either way, Candy is still guilty of murder. It couldn’t of been self defence due to the brutality of Betty’s death. Candy should of been charged with at least second degree murder and served the full sentence. Other women who have down less have gotten years in prison. Sally McNeil for one, unintentionally murdered her husband (you can debate if it was self defence, but it’s very clear Sally didn’t intend on killing her husband that day). She served more than 20 years in prison. This was after her husband physically abused Sally and her children and cheated on her repeatedly. She spent the day looking for him, unable to find him but when he returned home drunk Sally obviously feared for her own and her children’s lives. He had been abusive before and it ended with Sally killing him out of fear. Candy can’t prove she feared for her life, considering she went to Betty’s home after having an affair with her husband. But Sally could of easily proved she feared for her life (plus her children’s since they were in the home at the time and her husband had attacked them before). Candy attacked Betty with an axe more than 40 times in Betty’s own home. Sally shot her husband only twice after he came to her home drunk and pumped full of steroids, he also had just been cheating on Sally all day so an argument was most definitely going to ensue. And yet, Sally did 25 years in prison and Candy didn’t even do one. Candy ran home, cleaned up and denied knowing anything at first. Sally, immediately after murdering her husband Ray, asked her neighbour to look after her gun and call the police and tell them that she had murdered her husband. She was co operative with police when they arrived and admitted to being the one who shot her husband (although it maybe important to note that despite being co operative after killing her husband, Sally had a history of not being co operative with police). After murdering people, Candy went on to become a licensed therapist after murdering Betty and Sally only just got out of prison. Clearly America picks and choses which women who commit murder goes to prison, and it’s not based on if it was self defence or not. It’s based on who is well liked or not. Candy was very well liked in her town and fairly wealthy (compared to Betty who was rather unpopular just for being new to the town) and Sally was very disliked because she was a female bodybuilder and often stood up for herself when being insulted and also she was born into a poor family and arguably poor in her adult life too. Also note these two cases only happened years apart. Candy murdered Betty in 1980, Sally murdered Ray in 1994.
Damn that sally story is so messed up and shows how corrupt this country is. Sally turns herself in after snapping from months of abuse and candy lies to the police and still gets found not guilty all because she had the town on her side
It's unfair that the woman who didn't survive instigated the attack. Candy went to this woman's house and I guarantee you she didn't bring an ax with her and that's not something that you have just lying around the house. You want to kick a beehive You will get stung and if that beehive is crazy and full of trauma well you get whacked 41 times
@SScott-nr9vl what is unfair is you picking favorites for the one who told the story and 100% are on their side and will believe the story they told. This was murder from jealousy. I don't believe she went there with intent, but she decided then in there one was going into the ground. 41 whacks is not self defense unless you are a victim of abuse and have snapped against your abuser, and not your lovers wife. They even showed from her retelling that she had a chance to let her live, but she didn't. Her 'self defense' changed to murder.
I think a great touch to this scene is how Betty's character really doesn't know how to utilise the axe. It's not swift and dodgy like an action movie scene. You know that Betty wants to use the axe but when she has it, she is idle and angry. Then there's Candy who uses it a little differently...
She was still moving around and the reason why she took so many hacks was to put her down. You can't leave a person half dead. Though that being said the easiest way is just to run away.
@@countalucard4226 we don’t even know what happened really, only candy’s and that’s something i’m not sure we should go on. this show makes people feel bad for candy to the point where they’ll try and justify what she did, we shouldn’t because in the end, someone got hit 41 times in the head with an axe, which is an overkill, adrenaline or not.
It was wrong of Betty to attack her but the way Candy just said she hated her because Betty ruined her life doesn’t make sense no you ruined her life by sleeping with her husband and being a home wrecker and you also ruin her life by killing her and not running away the first time you hit her with that axe.
The reason I think candy is innocent is because she went to Betty’s house and TOLD PEOPLE she was on her way, it wouldn’t make sense for her to plan the murder but tell everybody she was going there
Such a tragic story that resulted in a loss of life and the eventual destruction of two marriages. Moral of the story: Do not have an extramarital affair. And if you ever are thinking of having one, seek immediate professional help or else get a divorce from your spouse because nothing good could come out of having an affair like that.
@@KyleMUC And I can't go back in time and loose all the knowledge we have gained since the murder. 'A woman could NEVER...' women do, and that would shock the jury of then with facts.
@@nikkilove4584 lol she murdered someone!!!! A mother! And a wife to a man she was banging!!! Hilarious!!! The time was different, a housewife couldn’t be seen as a murderer. Plus the victim can’t refute her. I could believe her type her story if she hadn’t lied and destroyed evidence. If she had gone to the police/called the police and again didn’t LIE for multiple interviews. Had she called the police after “she came at me! I was so scared.” That seems more believable to me.
I'm just thankful they didn't show all 41 but there's no way a sane person would do that. That is decades of rage. I know a lot of people feel that she got away with murder but the behavior alone is insane I believe she feared for her life there's no justifiable reason to do that 41 times other than literally having a blackout and leaving your body. Trauma will do that
@@OmegaSaiyan92Try swinging an axe 41 times while being a petite individual. There's plenty of space for someone to snap out of it. All that space in between until the axe lands again. I mean, at what point the number would start sound surreal and kind of personal and psychotic? 54? 74? 90?
Had a case like this in Canada. Man woke up to being stabbed in the head, and was found guilty of murder because he stabbed the other man like at least 15 times. Which is bullshit, who is going to be perfectly coherent or know what's going on when you're awoken by a murder attempt? Obviously this case is different, but self defence can lead to people snapping and losing control. The human psyche is a very mysterious subject we still don't know much about
I agree. She was fighting someone off and the only thing in her head was to stop her from getting back up. Cause she let her get back up once and she kept trying to kill her. No coherent thoughts, except how to survive this situation
I’ve watched a lot of gruesome things in my time, but this takes the cake. I got shivers going down my arms, I had to turn away for a minute. The acting is insane though. I genuinely can’t tell if I wanna clap or throw up🙃
That is true self defence. If you are scared because the person will not let you leave and even when injured attacks you. You know you have to kill them to save yourself (or at least have a good chance of survival). I think it's nuts that they almost were able to say it was murder not self defence because she kept hitting her.
Betty is dead so she can't tell her side. 41 whacks is rage. That hardly sounds like self defense. When you have them subdued, and then you decide to keep going? Murder.
Adultery is a serious sin and consequence. Everyone has a different outcome too. Your playing with peoples emotions, mind, body, and spirit. When you sleep with another person who isn’t yours, it’s a betrayal only God can heal you from. And some of them don’t care or just seem to don’t care. Sorry this happened to the both of them. But Candy initiated all of this. It was her idea.
Maybe you're right but that doesn't justify Betty's killing intentions. Maybe she could just throw some punches on Candy but take an axe and want her dead... True it's Candy's fault but Betty was not OK of her mind
Do yourself a favor and pick up an ax to feel the weight of it. Most of them are 10 pounds and even heavier. Try swinging it 41 times and tell me it doesn’t require focus. The fact that people are blaming Betty is so absolutely disgusting 🤢. This this woman was murdered with her two children there by the woman who was sleeping with her husband. If you have the audacity to think that it was not premeditated then you are out of your mind. Yes Elizabeth Olsen does a good job but she is playing a sociopath who got away with murder . Also what if Betty What is your mother or your sister or your girlfriend how would you feel?
Yes it's heavy but when you're in a blind rage it gives you adrenaline. But still don't think it's murder though. There's no motive and no premeditation.
I'm still confused about why Betty suddenly attacked Candy with the axe and none of us will ever know the other side of the story. Maybe Betty did take up the axe but whack Candy with it first? something must have happened and to say "you can't have him" out of nowhere makes no sense. something happened in that house and only Candy can tell us.
@@shelleyesler5245 that makes more sense, thank you for the clarification but why did the jury rule in Candy's favor if that was the case? 41 whacks as self-defense seem unlikely to me because that sounds like rage bottling up inside and personal.
and here i thought the hulu show had a realistic axe scene... this one i nearly threw up and my palms were drenched in sweat...this is significant cuz i've seen so many real crime scene photos and videos
And to anybody saying overkill, all the adrenaline from struggling for the axe, and being hit twice with it would cause your survival instincts to kick in and then its "i have to kill them, before they kill me"
Si pero eso no justifica la actitud que tuvo después la acusada de limpiarse la sangre y mentir ,una persona que mata en defensa propia no huye de la justicia, se entrega por qué se siente muy culpable y no planeaba matar a nadie
She should have did some type of time. She hacked her then left went back to church like nothing happened. Thats physco path shit if u can kill someone and then act like everything is sweet. What if the roles was reversed meaning it was a man who did a women like that.
@@nikkilove4584The hell does that mean? She hacked a woman to death with said woman's baby in the next room (who probably heard the whole thing) and then went to CHURCH! That is, indeed, psychopath shit. And the murder is just the end result of an affair that CANDY HERSELF SOUGHT AFTER. Candy Montgomery is a murderer, and an adulterer and she is going to HELL.
😢how could she be found innocent. The lady was pregnant and the husband shed no tears How could someone 🪓 a person so many times and walk away on self defense defense.
Trust me had this been any other person she definitely would’ve been found guilty. That small ass town vouched for this demon as they usual do for each other
A pesar de que las actrices se desempeñan excelentemente ,tengo lo mis dudas respecto la version de Candy el crímen me parece tan horrendo y lo peor es que bunca sabremos la versión de Betty 😢
I understand the whole thing about Candy being triggered by this traumatic situation on top of her childhood trauma, which all led to the dissociation. But what I wish somebody would do is theorize why Betty was saying these things that didn't make much sense. It's like she was having an extreme anxiety/paranoia attack, some type of bipolar episode, or nervous breakdown when she keeps insisting that Candy "can't have" Allan in spite of the fact that it's pretty clear that Candy isn't interested. Furthermore, I'll never understand why she said that she never wanted to see Candy and then said she could keep watching her daughter, Alisa, for a while longer just to avoid seeing Candy. That just doesn't make any sense. If she didn't trust Candy with her husband, why would she trust her with her daughter? I can understand her being upset over Allan cheating on her and him and Candy lying to her. But it just doesn't make any sense to escalate from being hurt/resentful to wanting to kill someone. When Don Crowder later described Betty's words as "odd" and "perfunctory," I would say, "Understatement of the goddamn century." Clearly, both of these women needed therapy for different reasons, given that Candy had repressed her anger and Betty kept acting out and being too abrasive with people. And Allan needed therapy for being so weak-willed, indecisive, inconsiderate, and dishonest. He is downright perplexing. Although Pat is probably the nicest person in this whole thing, he also needed some therapy because he was way too forgiving with Candy after he discovered her past affair. I can understand him standing by her after the killing due the psychological problems involved, but blaming himself for that affair was being too hard on himself.
I never thought they would actually show it! *I held my breath the entire time* “the only question I have is how one of Candy’s sunglasses lenses got into the garage?”😎🪓
Cases like this are so infuriating because we will NEVER know how it actually went down. The only person who will ever truly know is Candy.
Well she took the polygraph so i believe this account of the story
@@xchionwilson4801 those tests can be passed if you fake it good enough.
@@xchionwilson4801 ahhh the good ol non real polygraph results.
@@xchionwilson4801you know polygraph tests aren't used in court anymore because they are a unreliable source right?
and the dogs too
The acting is just on another level…you can feel the pain and fear in Lizzie’s screams, and when Lilly tried to scream but nothing came out… Top tier acting all around
Meh - there's a ton of nepotism here. The daughter of David Rabe and the sister of the Olsen twins less talent and more connections.
@@user-ir8mf7km6wI’m sorry but they are… you’re lying
@@user-ir8mf7km6wLily isnt that famous or get a lot of work, what are you talking about?
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@@user-ir8mf7km6w The Olsen twins left the industry a long time ago lmao. They have no connection with the industry whatsoever. Elizabeth Olsen went to acting school, graduated and earned her spot in the industry. Stop spreading misinformation just for the sake of hating an actor. Learn to appreciate talent.
The saddest thing is we'll never get to know Betty's part of the story.
And oh btw, this acting is for sure emmy worthy. Elizabeth Olsen was brilliant throughout the show
Thats the thing, we have stupid candy's word! Why should we believe her?
We can't
Why not
Because we have no reason to believe her
@@marcosmora5198 shes dead.
Lilly’s acting when she’s getting hit by the axe was good 😭
Watch Friday The 13th….
I’ve never cried over anything so brutal before. Incredible how the actors were able to capture the gruesomeness without losing how innately human this moment is. You can hear the rage, the fear, and the pain in Elizabeth Olsen’s screams. You can see the desperation and agony in Lily Rabe’s expressions. Made me think about how many of us are capable of taking a life under the right circumstances
I cried, too - this scene literally took my breath away. They had me MESMERIZED.
I could feel myself wanting to cry, but I was more horrified than anything else. I even told my partner “oh my gosh, this is horrible…” 😱
This scene is more intense and scary then the scene in killing in a small town between candy and peggy
Very rarely has a show made me gasp and almost make me want to close my eyes due to gore. I could not stop gasping
@@christopherrussell1394 it's alot more intense and scary then killing in a small town because tgdy can show whst thfy couldn't 33 years ago they just added an extra scene in the utility room showing the aftermath of the killing of peggy
that moment when candy hits betty in her head... oh dear god.
I swear so hard to watch😢
how betty was alive after that is absolutely insane
Yeah, I was shocked. It was so hard to watch.
@@indynile, shockingly, there was a guy named Phineas Gage back in the day who survived this accident in which a large iron rod was driven completely through his head, destroying much of his brain's left frontal lobe. This altered his personality and behavior during the remaining years of his life. I read about that during a class in college. Apparently, Betty sustained a similar injury. Nevertheless, it was gruesome and difficult to watch.
@@indynile I think keeping betty alive in the show after that first hit in the head was a way to "poke fun" or highlight how ridiculous the show is for being compassionate towards Candy. It shows the ridiculousness of Candy's "self defense" argument and makes it clear that with the very first hit it must've been more than enough.
I figured they didn’t show this in early episodes out of respect…boy was I wrong. But it is important to see how truly savage this was
I think they did this to show us that no one knows what really happend, and the only time we see betty's death is when Candy is telling her side of the story
It's also jarring when violence doesn't play out like you think it will. Betty gets hit multiple times with the axe, and yet she still goes after Candy as if it's just a minor scratch or something. The human brain in a high-stress environment can make the body endure quite a bit before collapsing. Assuming we take Candy's testimony as truth, Betty might've lived if she had just stayed down after the first hit.
@@shelleyesler5245 Okay, all you've said is the officers on scene "believe" it happened differently than what Candy claims. But, neither they nor you KNOW for sure if that's the truth or not. Last time I checked, the state has to prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that a suspect committed an alleged crime. The defendant does not have to prove innocence. Maybe it's true that Candy murdered Betty in cold blood, but no one can demonstrate beyond a reasonable doubt that she did. So therefore she walked. I know the justice system is not perfect, but I do believe this 'reasonable doubt' principle is crucial for preserving liberty, even if public opinion might disagrees with the verdict.
@@shelleyesler5245 Your speeding car comparison isn't valid, because according to Candy's defense, she was being attacked and thought her life was in danger. You can't say that about a speeding driver who hits someone down the road going 90mph. That driver's life is not being threatened by the person he hit.
@@shelleyesler5245 tl;dr
This scene is so brutal and so sad. I felt incredibly sad watching it. Very difficult to sit through. This is also largely in part to both Olsen's and Rabe's performances. Outstanding work and totally visceral.
i couldn’t even watch the whole thing. once she hit her in the head, i have to turn away.
@@RighteousFollwer I can’t even imagine how both were thinking in theirs while portraying as Candy and Betty.
Elizabeth Olsen's performance here is Oscar worthy. A brilliant and very disturbing scene.
She's a legend.
She will go down as one of the greatest actors of the generation. Mark my words. It's insane just how ridiculously talented and skillful she is.
Emmy
I'd give the Betty actress her award also. Best supporting act.
Elizabeth Olsen will never, ever, EVER, get an Academy Award for her role as Candy Montgomery.
It’s scary how we’ll never really know exactly how Betty found out and the fact an axe got involved in the first place will always creep me out
We don’t know also that maybe candy wanted alan and went to kill betty, it really scares the shits out of me
The “ssshhhh” in the background at 2:24
literal chills.
I didn’t even noticed that! 😮
I thought the shhh from the title was from Betty saying shhh lol. I wonder why Betty says shhh though lol. I haven’t watched the show yet.
@@sakonan4883i think she wad saying shhh bc she had js got hit in the back of the neck and seemed irritated from candy speaking
@@sakonan4883babies in onother room.
@@ddennyyyyyybecause babies were in another room.
I foresee them getting nominated because there's just no way you can ignore such brilliant performances.
Elizabeth Olsen deserves an Emmy for this performance---no less! Every emotion that she wanted to convey----the rage, the fear, the desperation----you could feel it all. It takes a true actor to make you feel the emotion that they want you to feel on a screen performance.
Very brutal scene. When that axe struck her head, I was like, whoaaaaa 😮 Both ladies did a phenomenal job.
This case has ALWAYS been such a mystery to me cause Candy took a polygraph test that confirmed that she was being truthful about her self-defense claim and yet Betty died with 41 lacerations? It's just one of those cases where things just don't add up.
I mean polygraphs really aren't meaningful; they just detect changes in the body, but there is no universal physiological, all definitive, response to lying
Okay. As someone with trauma from cptsd and child abuse. As someone who knows how TRAUMA and violence THIS bad can make a person just.... break. Candy, if telling the truth, her body language WHOLSY represents and disalays that of fear and FIGHT in the fight or flight response the human brain tends to induce in these extremely scary life or death situations. Betty KEPT MOVING after being struck in the HEAD with an AXE. (If candy is truthful) so idk about you BUT THATS USUALLY NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN. And after being attacked by betty i CANNOT imagine that all candy thought was. LIVE LIVE LIVE KILL HER IF IT MEANS my survival. Thats FIGHT in the Fight or Flight response for ya. Its not FUN. Its you or them in that situation. And your brain chooses for you if it cant handle the trauma being Inflicted upon it.
Polygraph isn’t reliable
well you could think what you did waa self defense and your brain will perceive it as truth, causing it to pass in a polygraph test. maybe she genuinely thought it was self defense even at the point of her assailant being on the ground unable to attack anymore
I think it started as self defense but then something snapped in candy and she just went off
And of course both of them didn’t get nominated for an Emmy🙄
Once Candy started hitting at Betty with the axe I genuinely felt a little uncomfortable and scared. The cuts look so real. Also liked (no disrespect to the real Betty) how Betty didn’t really scream during the hits. She was just more gasping and that’s kind of realistic. Sometimes people really don’t scream when getting killed in such a brutal way
BAsed on your experience?
@@RidgeRunner-lz5ko No. I think I can say that the majority of people when we think that someone was stabbed we think that the victim must have screamed horribly. Thats why I was uncomfortable and surprised when Betty in the show didn’t really scream. More so just gasped and was open mouthed and nothing was coming out.
@RidgeRunner-lz5ko it's true. Gasping for air during immense pain is a realistic response. In moments of great pain, air is quite literally sucked from your lungs. Listen to Christopher Lee's retelling of a stabbing.
Damn this was a lot more brutal than the fight on Jessica Biel's version
I agree
Elizabeth is like a modern day female version of Jack Nicholson. She's great at playing psychos.
this is so painful to look at, i cant imagine how the family of the victim would feel watching this.
They prob didnt watch it
@@genshin._.avengers it’s even better if they don’t. That can permanently traumatize them, whether by looking the past or by watching this show.
Ya and they've already made like four movies on this bringing up the families trauma over and over again. There are even people defending candy. It's completely ridiculous
I do believe both of them are in the wrong in some way but Candy is at a more in the wrong Then betty (in my opinion after ready the articles)
@@eg9220candy was innocent cry about it some more
2:09 Lizzie’s scream is just crazy
I never thought I'd see the day where people blamed Betty for her own murder
I think in the case where candy passed a polygraph test and that Betty wasn’t exactly known as the backdown type around town played a lot into the cade reputation back then mattered.
@@nenennene2456 I understand. but fyi psychos pass polygraphs all the time
awwwwww.......... all she did was try to kill someone with an ax.
two of the best actresses giving a fantastic performance. as soon as i heard lily rabe was gonna be in this alongside elizabeth i KNEW this scene was gonna be wonderful
Very well done and they didn't shy away from the gore and blood. It was a tough watch. But still don't know why Candy hacked so many times.
JESUS CHRIST WHEN SHE HIT HER HEADD
Incredible scene! Lily is iconic and Elizabeth is another level of masterpiece 😍
When Candy hit Betty in the head 😧 daaaaamn, also I can’t believe she was still alive after it happened
She wasnt alive, it is the body reflection
@@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR reflex
@@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR she was she didn’t die immediately, doctors or morticians or whoever deals with that said that she was alive for most of the hits she just lost consciousness after the first 10 I think
@@jonathan9559 She died after the first hit
@@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR No, she didn’t - the coroner knows better than you do. 😆
The UK just got this show and that axe to the head dropped my jaw. Daaaamn. All the performances are fantastic but Elizabeth Olsen is INCREDIBLE.
“Hey Vision, Wanda is killing again , but in another universe”
I think both of them were sick in the head lmao at least based on what they shared in the articles, etc
Yeah but the fact is candy wanted to save herself If she didn’t kill her it would be Betty
They weren’t horrible people tho. The worse thing candy did was cheat and she cared way too much about what other people thought. Betty was very confrontational and mean and struggles with depression. Betty attacked Candy and Candy did what she had to do.
@@jonathan9559 she did what she had to do by axing her 41 times?
@@kennedy3682 In a fit of nervousness, fear, desperation and anguish, I doubt the number of times that it was something notorious when that happened, they explain it in the trial, maybe not the "shh" if not all that situation so... horrible.
@@jonathan9559 Be so fr Betty's gone we don't know what side is the truth for all you know she probably didn't even grab the axe
I just got done watching the show and i read about the real life case. All i can say is, this entire thing is from Candy's point of view. We will never know Betty's side and the truth is somewhere there in the middle. Ultimately the real tragedy is a woman was killed and children lost their mother that day and we will never know what truly happened
It was an avoidable tragedy. Candy could just leave. Also how did Betty know? Allen never told her so she didn't know and was fishing so Betty should just keep quiet.
Elizabeth Olsen deserves an Oscar 👏
Oh my god, Elisabeth Olsen plays very well. I love it.❤️ I'm surprised he hasn't won an Emmy yet.
this story has been portrayed 3 times, and this is by far the best of the 3
What are other two?
@@tvalokibatman6563 movie in the 90s called "murder in a small town"
And "Candy" on hulu
@@tvalokibatman6563one of them is on Hulu
a killing in a small town. not murder in a small town
@@tvalokibatman6563
When Betty’s head literally split open oh my god
And to make matters more amazing, she SURVIVED that blow!!!
I physically stared in shock at her for a moment
I am really surprised that Betty kept trying to get up during the huge axe down lol. Two axe swings and I would have called it a day lmao and just focused on not dying lmao. Let her maybe take my husband and then just plot revenge for another day lmao. I didn’t watch the series yet, but actually surviving the accidental axe attack would have been for the better because now I can frame Candy in revenge lmao.
Edit: I rewatched the video, Betty isn’t trying to getup between axe swings, she was trying to protect herself with her arms.
People go absolutely insane over sex, it’s ridiculous 🙄
@@KyleMUC that’s because sex is supposed to be sacred. Even if people don’t believe in the spiritual aspect, it does effect them. That’s why you have to be careful with who you sleep with. It’s a lot deeper.
@@devionewilkins8903 That’s a take. Sex is also human nature.
LMAO ur so unserious
@@KyleMUCIk it’s so stupid like you will kill over 20 minutes of pleasure 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Omg lizzies acting>>>>
Ngl you have to give hats down to Betty (idk trot that’s what really happened irl) for taking that much damage while still being alive, especially the head chop! The fact that she SURVIVED that! That’s one hell of a strong woman!
Adrenaline on both ends. Fight or Flight. And Complete Rage. Candy was defending herself yes, but that overkill was bottled up anger, trauma, resentment, And a bitterness. In a way, Candy was secretly mad that the affair was over.
She acted like she wanted all the smoke. Didn't even mind she caught fire, but when she started to burn she realized her mistake.
Candy Montgomery should have been charged with Murder . She went to that womans house knowing it was out that she slept with her husband. She went there for trouble, got it and killed a mother. Then left the baby crying for hours.
She didnt go there lookin for trouble, at least not in the show
The way they placed responsibility on the victim for inciting this attack is really irresponsible.
It’s called defense. 🤷♂️
@@spinningbackkick6021the show got it wrong. Betty clearly didn’t start this
@@dslcksjiafei we do not know that 😭💋😭
@@scaramouche351 the show did lol. There’s not a chance her story is believable, you don’t kill someone out of self defense and then lie abt it to the police, and then get caught and switch up. This whole case was OJ and Nicole years before it. They both got away with murder
The victim could be the victimarian too
I honestly don’t believe that Candy went in with the intention of killing Betty. I mean Betty was a little unstable but I think after that first hit something snapped in Candy and the self defense turned into just losing it and letting out all her rage on poor Betty
I'm surprised that Candy didn't run away as soon as she saw Betty with an axe, I would. I've seen enough horror movies to know where that's going whether it's your friend or not you gotta run. She just tried to calm her down but if she ran out on the street nobody would die.
But Betty put the axe down so that's a que to get out now.
Sadly we don’t know what really happened. We can speculate that Betty did corner Candy and confront her with an axe and attack her, like how Candy says. But we should also consider that Candy was angry that Betty’s husband ended the affair because of Betty, and that she decided to confront her in her house and found the axe and attacked Betty with it. But either way, Candy is still guilty of murder. It couldn’t of been self defence due to the brutality of Betty’s death. Candy should of been charged with at least second degree murder and served the full sentence.
Other women who have down less have gotten years in prison. Sally McNeil for one, unintentionally murdered her husband (you can debate if it was self defence, but it’s very clear Sally didn’t intend on killing her husband that day). She served more than 20 years in prison. This was after her husband physically abused Sally and her children and cheated on her repeatedly. She spent the day looking for him, unable to find him but when he returned home drunk Sally obviously feared for her own and her children’s lives. He had been abusive before and it ended with Sally killing him out of fear.
Candy can’t prove she feared for her life, considering she went to Betty’s home after having an affair with her husband. But Sally could of easily proved she feared for her life (plus her children’s since they were in the home at the time and her husband had attacked them before). Candy attacked Betty with an axe more than 40 times in Betty’s own home. Sally shot her husband only twice after he came to her home drunk and pumped full of steroids, he also had just been cheating on Sally all day so an argument was most definitely going to ensue. And yet, Sally did 25 years in prison and Candy didn’t even do one. Candy ran home, cleaned up and denied knowing anything at first. Sally, immediately after murdering her husband Ray, asked her neighbour to look after her gun and call the police and tell them that she had murdered her husband. She was co operative with police when they arrived and admitted to being the one who shot her husband (although it maybe important to note that despite being co operative after killing her husband, Sally had a history of not being co operative with police). After murdering people, Candy went on to become a licensed therapist after murdering Betty and Sally only just got out of prison.
Clearly America picks and choses which women who commit murder goes to prison, and it’s not based on if it was self defence or not. It’s based on who is well liked or not. Candy was very well liked in her town and fairly wealthy (compared to Betty who was rather unpopular just for being new to the town) and Sally was very disliked because she was a female bodybuilder and often stood up for herself when being insulted and also she was born into a poor family and arguably poor in her adult life too.
Also note these two cases only happened years apart. Candy murdered Betty in 1980, Sally murdered Ray in 1994.
Cuanta verdad
Que gran historia de Sally
Gracias por contarnosla❤👍
This is exactly it. Thank you so much.
Damn that sally story is so messed up and shows how corrupt this country is. Sally turns herself in after snapping from months of abuse and candy lies to the police and still gets found not guilty all because she had the town on her side
Fourteen years is a lot
This is so unfair to the woman who didnt survive.
It's unfair that the woman who didn't survive instigated the attack.
Candy went to this woman's house and I guarantee you she didn't bring an ax with her and that's not something that you have just lying around the house.
You want to kick a beehive You will get stung and if that beehive is crazy and full of trauma well you get whacked 41 times
@@SScott-nr9vl You clearly aren't familiar with the case or why the axe was present in the space.
@@SScott-nr9vl
You are unfamiliar with the case and this dramatic retelling. Candy is a murderer.
@@user-ir8mf7km6wcry about it
@SScott-nr9vl what is unfair is you picking favorites for the one who told the story and 100% are on their side and will believe the story they told. This was murder from jealousy. I don't believe she went there with intent, but she decided then in there one was going into the ground. 41 whacks is not self defense unless you are a victim of abuse and have snapped against your abuser, and not your lovers wife. They even showed from her retelling that she had a chance to let her live, but she didn't. Her 'self defense' changed to murder.
The "shhhh" part always creeps me out
Who else here hadn’t seen the show and just walked into this…?😅😂
saw it on twitter and it fucked up my morning lmao
Via Isabela Boscov
I think a great touch to this scene is how Betty's character really doesn't know how to utilise the axe. It's not swift and dodgy like an action movie scene. You know that Betty wants to use the axe but when she has it, she is idle and angry. Then there's Candy who uses it a little differently...
this was brutal it was lowkey hard to watch
Same with the scene in killing in a small town 😢
The way the axe hit her head and she was still alive was just…wow
She was still moving around and the reason why she took so many hacks was to put her down. You can't leave a person half dead. Though that being said the easiest way is just to run away.
My baby Elizebeth wasn't playing with her. Damn girl.
I could see someone hitting another person over and over if you are so furious over the fact she got hit first and the woman wanted to kill her.
Maybe not 41 times though. This was brutal.
@@elisabethhutchinson2987 she was just scared if Betty get up again
@@samalotto7779i’m pretty sure after a persons head is completely bashed in, there’s no chance of them getting back up, and 41 times is an overkill.
@@comicwanda7616 I believe the Adrenaline rush fuels the anger and your not counting, you just keep striking till you tire out.
@@countalucard4226 we don’t even know what happened really, only candy’s and that’s something i’m not sure we should go on. this show makes people feel bad for candy to the point where they’ll try and justify what she did, we shouldn’t because in the end, someone got hit 41 times in the head with an axe, which is an overkill, adrenaline or not.
How did she not win last night this was amazing acting!!!!
and to think she also wasn’t even nominated for an Emmy, nor at the Critics Choice, just unbelievable
@@emelybaquedano2764
Too much talk of Jesus and church. You know who controls Hollywood, don’t you?
I think I'm gonna vomit after the first few hits......
It was wrong of Betty to attack her but the way Candy just said she hated her because Betty ruined her life doesn’t make sense no you ruined her life by sleeping with her husband and being a home wrecker and you also ruin her life by killing her and not running away the first time you hit her with that axe.
Betty tried to pull her again when she wanted to get out so she was determined to kill her anyways and it’s an aggressive self defense in the series
I use to be able to stomach scenes like this… now it’s just eerily gruesome and hard to digest
The reason I think candy is innocent is because she went to Betty’s house and TOLD PEOPLE she was on her way, it wouldn’t make sense for her to plan the murder but tell everybody she was going there
You don't need to plan for it to become murder. Something set her off. 41 strikes is never self defense. That is rage and hate.
I would’ve stayed down and let her go
Watched the show and idk for y’all but Tom who played Don Crowder is just so hot 🤌🥵
As someone who grew up in wylie, Tx i remember hear about this case when I moved to the town. Its crazy that they made a show😭
The silence while Betty was suffering will forever haunt me.
Such a tragic story that resulted in a loss of life and the eventual destruction of two marriages. Moral of the story: Do not have an extramarital affair. And if you ever are thinking of having one, seek immediate professional help or else get a divorce from your spouse because nothing good could come out of having an affair like that.
I could NOT believe her less.
Good thing you weren’t on the jury and have no say whatsoever. 😄
@@KyleMUC And I can't go back in time and loose all the knowledge we have gained since the murder. 'A woman could NEVER...' women do, and that would shock the jury of then with facts.
@@dietdrpepper15 that’s funny considering they laid out the facts and the jury said not guilty, soooooo. Lol
@@nikkilove4584 lol she murdered someone!!!! A mother! And a wife to a man she was banging!!! Hilarious!!! The time was different, a housewife couldn’t be seen as a murderer. Plus the victim can’t refute her. I could believe her type her story if she hadn’t lied and destroyed evidence. If she had gone to the police/called the police and again didn’t LIE for multiple interviews. Had she called the police after “she came at me! I was so scared.” That seems more believable to me.
@@dietdrpepper15 a jury of her peers think differently
Wow excellent director and acting. I remember the Barbara Hershey version was done well too
I'm just thankful they didn't show all 41 but there's no way a sane person would do that.
That is decades of rage.
I know a lot of people feel that she got away with murder but the behavior alone is insane I believe she feared for her life there's no justifiable reason to do that 41 times other than literally having a blackout and leaving your body.
Trauma will do that
Decades of rage?
Try a whole lot of adrenaline and her innate survival instincts kicking in..if she told the truth of course
@@OmegaSaiyan92Try swinging an axe 41 times while being a petite individual. There's plenty of space for someone to snap out of it. All that space in between until the axe lands again. I mean, at what point the number would start sound surreal and kind of personal and psychotic? 54? 74? 90?
Both Elizabeth Olsen and Lily Rabe gave excellent performances in the show.
I remain sure that the real Candy Montgomery didn't want all this to happen. It was an unfortunate situation for both of them.
she stabbed her forty-one fucking times with an axe. you’d have to be an idiot to think she “didn’t want all of this to happen”
I think so too
You are part of the problem. Candy is a murderer and she should have been imprisoned. Y
@@theelectricprince8231 did betty tell u?
@@theelectricprince8231 you don’t know if she did it in self defense, which is the most probable scenario, or if she started it
Had a case like this in Canada. Man woke up to being stabbed in the head, and was found guilty of murder because he stabbed the other man like at least 15 times. Which is bullshit, who is going to be perfectly coherent or know what's going on when you're awoken by a murder attempt? Obviously this case is different, but self defence can lead to people snapping and losing control. The human psyche is a very mysterious subject we still don't know much about
I agree. She was fighting someone off and the only thing in her head was to stop her from getting back up. Cause she let her get back up once and she kept trying to kill her. No coherent thoughts, except how to survive this situation
2:39 that cute gulp l😂
I’ve watched a lot of gruesome things in my time, but this takes the cake. I got shivers going down my arms, I had to turn away for a minute. The acting is insane though. I genuinely can’t tell if I wanna clap or throw up🙃
Bro she hit her 29 times
That is true self defence. If you are scared because the person will not let you leave and even when injured attacks you. You know you have to kill them to save yourself (or at least have a good chance of survival). I think it's nuts that they almost were able to say it was murder not self defence because she kept hitting her.
Totally agree. Way more self defense than Rittenhouse that's for sure. But the 41 hacks is tough to explain.
@@jonfreeman9682way more than Rittenhouse? We have footage of Rittenhouse. No footage of Candy and her "self defense".
@@jonfreeman9682i agree that it was self defence but idiot comment re rittenhouse
Betty is dead so she can't tell her side. 41 whacks is rage. That hardly sounds like self defense. When you have them subdued, and then you decide to keep going? Murder.
Adultery is a serious sin and consequence. Everyone has a different outcome too. Your playing with peoples emotions, mind, body, and spirit. When you sleep with another person who isn’t yours, it’s a betrayal only God can heal you from. And some of them don’t care or just seem to don’t care. Sorry this happened to the both of them. But Candy initiated all of this. It was her idea.
💯
La pura verdad
Maybe you're right but that doesn't justify Betty's killing intentions. Maybe she could just throw some punches on Candy but take an axe and want her dead... True it's Candy's fault but Betty was not OK of her mind
Do yourself a favor and pick up an ax to feel the weight of it. Most of them are 10 pounds and even heavier. Try swinging it 41 times and tell me it doesn’t require focus. The fact that people are blaming Betty is so absolutely disgusting 🤢. This this woman was murdered with her two children there by the woman who was sleeping with her husband. If you have the audacity to think that it was not premeditated then you are out of your mind. Yes Elizabeth Olsen does a good job but she is playing a sociopath who got away with murder . Also what if Betty What is your mother or your sister or your girlfriend how would you feel?
Yes it's heavy but when you're in a blind rage it gives you adrenaline. But still don't think it's murder though. There's no motive and no premeditation.
@@jonfreeman9682🤦♂️
1:39 - "Try getting a reservation at Dorsia now!"
I'm still confused about why Betty suddenly attacked Candy with the axe and none of us will ever know the other side of the story. Maybe Betty did take up the axe but whack Candy with it first? something must have happened and to say "you can't have him" out of nowhere makes no sense. something happened in that house and only Candy can tell us.
@@shelleyesler5245 that makes more sense, thank you for the clarification but why did the jury rule in Candy's favor if that was the case? 41 whacks as self-defense seem unlikely to me because that sounds like rage bottling up inside and personal.
and here i thought the hulu show had a realistic axe scene... this one i nearly threw up and my palms were drenched in sweat...this is significant cuz i've seen so many real crime scene photos and videos
as satisfying as watching candles being made 💙
I watched this at night while my man was asleep and it was brutal as hell
And to anybody saying overkill, all the adrenaline from struggling for the axe, and being hit twice with it would cause your survival instincts to kick in and then its "i have to kill them, before they kill me"
Si pero eso no justifica la actitud que tuvo después la acusada de limpiarse la sangre y mentir ,una persona que mata en defensa propia no huye de la justicia, se entrega por qué se siente muy culpable y no planeaba matar a nadie
In reality the way it’s portrayed in this scene, Candy used self defense cause Betty pushed her first and picked up the axe first sooooo
0:39 That must be hurt
Man I missed all this. I thought it was only 3 episodes.
Even Wanda wasn’t this brutal.
She should have did some type of time. She hacked her then left went back to church like nothing happened. Thats physco path shit if u can kill someone and then act like everything is sweet. What if the roles was reversed meaning it was a man who did a women like that.
Good thing you’re not a psychiatrist lol
@@nikkilove4584The hell does that mean?
She hacked a woman to death with said woman's baby in the next room (who probably heard the whole thing) and then went to CHURCH!
That is, indeed, psychopath shit.
And the murder is just the end result of an affair that CANDY HERSELF SOUGHT AFTER.
Candy Montgomery is a murderer, and an adulterer and she is going to HELL.
I felt sorry for both of them mostly Betty in all honesty, She should’ve leave it alone instead of over reacting and it cost her life so sad.
I played the head strike clip at 0.25 speed. How the fuck does it look THAT REAL!?
the way betty looked at candy while hitting her... oh my.
All this over pudgy Lance
Es increíble como candy manipulo a todos en el juicio . Otra vez la justicia actuando mal y dejando a libre a una asesina
You see what happens when you make Wanda mad
😢how could she be found innocent. The lady was pregnant and the husband shed no tears
How could someone 🪓 a person so many times and walk away on self defense defense.
She was not pregnant when she died. She thought she was but the autopsy report showed she was not.
Trust me had this been any other person she definitely would’ve been found guilty. That small ass town vouched for this demon as they usual do for each other
A pesar de que las actrices se desempeñan excelentemente ,tengo lo mis dudas respecto la version de Candy el crímen me parece tan horrendo y lo peor es que bunca sabremos la versión de Betty 😢
Wow. All of that over a guy. Love IS crazy.
That doesnt make sense
@@Gustavo-sf6vy Wdym? I mean aren’t they fighting over a guy? And isn’t love a crazy thing, or not?
I sweared when i watched it,i felt awful but emotion-relieved at the same time.It just like my repressed emotion came to an end.
That's the consequence of messing with Parallel universe
I understand the whole thing about Candy being triggered by this traumatic situation on top of her childhood trauma, which all led to the dissociation. But what I wish somebody would do is theorize why Betty was saying these things that didn't make much sense. It's like she was having an extreme anxiety/paranoia attack, some type of bipolar episode, or nervous breakdown when she keeps insisting that Candy "can't have" Allan in spite of the fact that it's pretty clear that Candy isn't interested. Furthermore, I'll never understand why she said that she never wanted to see Candy and then said she could keep watching her daughter, Alisa, for a while longer just to avoid seeing Candy. That just doesn't make any sense. If she didn't trust Candy with her husband, why would she trust her with her daughter? I can understand her being upset over Allan cheating on her and him and Candy lying to her. But it just doesn't make any sense to escalate from being hurt/resentful to wanting to kill someone. When Don Crowder later described Betty's words as "odd" and "perfunctory," I would say, "Understatement of the goddamn century." Clearly, both of these women needed therapy for different reasons, given that Candy had repressed her anger and Betty kept acting out and being too abrasive with people. And Allan needed therapy for being so weak-willed, indecisive, inconsiderate, and dishonest. He is downright perplexing. Although Pat is probably the nicest person in this whole thing, he also needed some therapy because he was way too forgiving with Candy after he discovered her past affair. I can understand him standing by her after the killing due the psychological problems involved, but blaming himself for that affair was being too hard on himself.
0:25
I never thought they would actually show it! *I held my breath the entire time* “the only question I have is how one of Candy’s sunglasses lenses got into the garage?”😎🪓
Literal overkill....candy is guilty and if yiu believe her you gotta be mentally challenged and. Gullible
Omg the scarlet witch and misty day doing a witch fight ❤❤