Deadly Women ~ on ID

[awakening2lite]

I'm not sure, but believe tonight is the first episode of Deadly Women. The underlying theme of tonights show, and its title, is that some are 'Born Bad' and when opportunity presents itself they will become deadly.

Is anyone else watching or following this interesting new series?

[LiveLaughLuv]

Yes, I watched it too, but fell asleep. Seems some are just born evil, Lite. What that woman did to the child she was taking care of for that carnival worker was awful. I'm glad the sister got out of there and told everything. She is now doing life....:45024:

[Roamer]

When we switched to Dish from Direct, we lost that channel, and I love it. Watched it a good part of every day.

[LiveLaughLuv]

I should have paid closer attention to this woman's name. I wanted to find it on line...anyway...

This particular show was a single woman with 7 children. She would iron people's clothes for extra money. One day she bring two girls home, Sylvia and I don't remember the other name of her sister. Her father was a carnival worker and agreed to watch the siblings for $20 a week. When the money did not come to her in the mail on time, she would sadisticly beat these two girls raw. Sylvia seems to have gotten the brunt of this woman's sadistic, evil side until I guess she beat her to death...this is when I fell asleep :girl_haha: I did wake up to hear the police knocking on the door, asking what's going on in here. She said take me out of here and I'll tell you everying. Next I heard she was sentenced to life...I've been trying to find it online.
:shrug1:

Perhaps Lite remembers her name and I'll search for her....:girl_sad:

[packy]

I think this is it, LLL. Sylvia Likens

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/2008/05/10/2008-05-10_showtimes_american_crime_haunts_as_ellen.html

[LiveLaughLuv]

Yes, Packy! :s1gyahoo:

That's the victim..:1222423:

[LiveLaughLuv]

By Denise Noe
A Young, Tortured Girl is Dead
On October 26, 1965, Indianapolis police answered a call saying that a girl had died. The call came from a pay telephone in front of a Shell station in a poor section of the city. The caller was a teenaged boy whose voice had not finished changing into that of an adult man. He sounded very nervous and directed the police to the address, 3850 East New York Street, at which they would find the dead female.

When the cops got to the dingy, rundown, clapboard home to which the anonymous caller had directed them, they found the emaciated dead body of 16-year-old Sylvia Marie Likens. She was covered with bruises and small wounds, later revealed to be cigarette and match burns that numbered over 100. There were also large areas where the outer layer of skin had peeled off. Likens also had a large letter "3" branded on her chest. However, the most remarkable injuries, by far, were the words in block letters that had been burned directly onto her stomach: "I'M A PROSTITUTE AND PROUD OF IT!"
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/young/likens/1.html

[LiveLaughLuv]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYAMsWZYMjQ

[awakening2lite]

Special note on this new series:

Candice DeLong, a former FBI agent and profiler, and Dr. Janis Amatuzio, a forensic pathologist will also join the program to give a deeper insight into the crimes and the women who commit them.


Schedule:

Nov 01,
3:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Born Bad

The mind of a female killer is shaped by a complex cocktail of influences. Is there such a thing as pure

Nov 05,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Vengeance

Revenge is one of the oldest motives for murder. But these cases are much more than an "eye for an eye".

Nov 06,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Vengeance

Revenge is one of the oldest motives for murder. But these cases are much more than an "eye for an eye".

Nov 07,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

Psychopathic killers lurk in society, mostly acting alone. Sometimes fate brings them into contact with a

Nov 08,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

Psychopathic killers lurk in society, mostly acting alone. Sometimes fate brings them into contact with a


The series episodes:

Season 2 Episodes:
Young Blood
Sometimes the innocence of childhood is swept away by dark thoughts and violent currents. In a childhood without love, a murderous urge can fill the vacuum. That's when we look into the cold terrifying eyes of girls who kill - The Young Bloods.
Blood For Money
Money is the driving force behind many crimes, especially murder. These women would stop at nothing to get their hands on the cash they needed. From husbands to strangers to other people's babies - they spilt Blood for Money.
The Disturbed
Some killers are so troubled that their actions are almost impossible to comprehend. Welcome to the shadow land of the insane, the psychopathic, as we enter the haunting world of The Disturbed.
Behind the Mask
In the suburbs, and in the office, some of the most terrifying killers in history went about their deadly work unnoticed. These women wore a mask of sanity. When investigators looked behind the mask, they were horrified by what they found.
Forbidden Love
When sexual craving flames out of control, when desperation for love becomes all consuming, when illicit desire is thwarted by others...some women step outside the boundaries of society. Stopping at nothing, they will kill in the name of Forbidden Love.
Hearts of Darkness
These women burn madly with jealousy. An anger so deep they'll kill to satisfy it. What makes them turn from "green with envy" to "lethal with jealousy"? Find out as we explore their Hearts of Darkness.
Evil Influence
In some cases, the transformation from everyday woman to brutal killer is activated by a man. But it's not always the men who wield the power - sometimes the tables are turned and women are turned and women are the sources of an Evil Influence.
Fatal Obsession
These deadly women were consumed by obsessions that overtook their minds and their lives. These are women who all had a Fatal Fixation.
Lethal Lovers
Psychopathic killers lurk in society, mostly acting alone. Sometimes fate brings them into contact with another person who shares their cold power to kill. Apart they are dangerous, together they form teams that commit murders beyond our comprehension.
Murderous Moms
We want to believe that all women would give their lives to protect their children. What would drive a woman to murder her own flesh and blood? These crimes shocked society; their stories will stun you.
Born Bad
The mind of a female killer is shaped by a complex cocktail of influences. Is there such a thing as pure evil? Do people become that way, driven by horrendous events in their lives? Or are some killers Born Bad?
Lethal Vengeance
Revenge is one of the oldest motives for murder. But these cases are much more than an "eye for an eye". For some women, the insatiable quest for retribution grows wildly out of proportion to the point where they methodically seek Lethal Vengence.
Blood Lines
Blood ties are strong ties, sometimes strong enough to pull a person into a murderous conspiracy. When a family member wields their power, the result can be death.


http://investigation.discovery.com/tv/deadly-women/episode-guide.html

[awakening2lite]

I should have paid closer attention to this woman's name. I wanted to find it on line...anyway...

This particular show was a single woman with 7 children. She would iron people's clothes for extra money. One day she bring two girls home, Sylvia and I don't remember the other name of her sister. Her father was a carnival worker and agreed to watch the siblings for $20 a week. When the money did not come to her in the mail on time, she would sadisticly beat these two girls raw. Sylvia seems to have gotten the brunt of this woman's sadistic, evil side until I guess she beat her to death...this is when I fell asleep :girl_haha: I did wake up to hear the police knocking on the door, asking what's going on in here. She said take me out of here and I'll tell you everying. Next I heard she was sentenced to life...I've been trying to find it online.
:shrug1:

Perhaps Lite remembers her name and I'll search for her....:girl_sad:

Sylvia was the victim of Gertrude Baniszewski.
Gertrude enlisted other children who lived in the house (6) and neighborhood children to torture Sylvia. Several of the children were sent to reform school for their part in the death of Sylvia.

Another interesting fact was the self portrait Gertrude was asked to draw. In it, she drew a woman with long claw like fingers. This was discussed by experts and determined to be her vision of the evil inside her.

[LiveLaughLuv]

Another interesting fact was the self portrait Gertrude was asked to draw. In it, she drew a woman with long claw like fingers. This was discussed by experts and determined to be her vision of the evil inside her.

I saw that too Lite.

Her fingers looked like claws, like a bear's claw..long and sharp.

I was trying to find it online but can't locate one.

I did find they had a movie out about her.

http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0081597/

http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2850291993/

[awakening2lite]

http://cmsimg.indystar.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=BG&Date=99999999&Category=NEWS06&ArtNo=80814026&Ref=V4&MaxW=320
In 1985, after serving almost 20 years in prison, Baniszewski was granted parole. She changed her name, moved to another state and died five years later. - Parole board photo provided by AP



http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/NEWS06/80814026

EXCERPT
Baniszewski appealed, was granted a new trial, and was again found guilty, though this time she was sentenced to 18 years to life. Over the course of the next 18 years, Baniszewski became a model prisoner, working in the sewing shop and becoming a den-mother to younger female inmates; by the time she came up for parole in 1985, she was known by the prison nickname "Mom."
The news of Baniszewski's parole hearing sent shockwaves through the Indiana community. Jenny Likens and her family appeared on television to speak out against Baniszewski; the members of two anti-crime groups, Protect the Innocent and Society's League Against Molestation, travelled to Indiana to oppose her parole and support the Likens family, beginning a sidewalk picket campaign. Over the course of two months, the groups collected 4,500 signatures from the citizens of Indiana demanding that Baniszewski be kept behind bars. Despite the efforts, Baniszewski was granted parole. During the hearing, she stated: "I'm not sure what role I had in it ... because I was on drugs. I never really knew her ... I take full responsibility for whatever happened to Sylvia."

Baniszewski walked out of prison on December 4, 1985, and traveled to Iowa (http://www.answers.com/topic/iowa). She died in Iowa from lung cancer (http://www.answers.com/topic/lung-cancer) on June 16, 1990, aged 60.

[/URL][url]http://www.answers.com/topic/gertrude-baniszewski (http://www.answers.com/topic/gertrude-baniszewski#cite_note-indystar-2)

[PatC]

I saw a Sylvia Likens movie but didn't know about this series. Thanks, this is the kind of show I like to watch.

[Tracian]

I watch this series, some of them are just amazing--it's hard to imagine women being so heartless.

[awakening2lite]

Just a reminder:

Nov 05,
9:00 pm (I think this is eastern)
60 min(s)

Deadly Women ~ on ID
Lethal Vengeance

Revenge is one of the oldest motives for murder. But these cases are much more than an "eye for an eye".

[Tracian]

When we switched to Dish from Direct, we lost that channel, and I love it. Watched it a good part of every day.


Roamer, I have Dish, channel 192 is Discovery ID

[Firehead]

http://cmsimg.indystar.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=BG&Date=99999999&Category=NEWS06&ArtNo=80814026&Ref=V4&MaxW=320
In 1985, after serving almost 20 years in prison, Baniszewski was granted parole. She changed her name, moved to another state and died five years later. - Parole board photo provided by AP



http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/NEWS06/80814026

EXCERPT
Baniszewski appealed, was granted a new trial, and was again found guilty, though this time she was sentenced to 18 years to life. Over the course of the next 18 years, Baniszewski became a model prisoner, working in the sewing shop and becoming a den-mother to younger female inmates; by the time she came up for parole in 1985, she was known by the prison nickname "Mom."
The news of Baniszewski's parole hearing sent shockwaves through the Indiana community. Jenny Likens and her family appeared on television to speak out against Baniszewski; the members of two anti-crime groups, Protect the Innocent and Society's League Against Molestation, travelled to Indiana to oppose her parole and support the Likens family, beginning a sidewalk picket campaign. Over the course of two months, the groups collected 4,500 signatures from the citizens of Indiana demanding that Baniszewski be kept behind bars. Despite the efforts, Baniszewski was granted parole. During the hearing, she stated: "I'm not sure what role I had in it ... because I was on drugs. I never really knew her ... I take full responsibility for whatever happened to Sylvia."

Baniszewski walked out of prison on December 4, 1985, and traveled to Iowa (http://www.answers.com/topic/iowa). She died in Iowa from lung cancer (http://www.answers.com/topic/lung-cancer) on June 16, 1990, aged 60.

[/URL][url]http://www.answers.com/topic/gertrude-baniszewski (http://www.answers.com/topic/gertrude-baniszewski#cite_note-indystar-2)

Wow that photo almost looks like Joan Crawford or Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford.

[LiveLaughLuv]

"I'm not sure what role I had in it ... because I was on drugs. I never really knew her ... I take full responsibility for whatever happened to Sylvia."


:g: Hmmm, somehow I don't remember anything about drugs but then again, I did fall asleep...

Seems to me that statement is somewhat self serving and cold hearted, IMO. She's not sure what role she had in it. She really never knew Sylvia. I take full responsbility for WHATEVER happended to her??? What the heck is that? Is this unfeeling statement that lead to her release?

Either you had a role in it or didn't, you knew Sylvia for you took care of her and it was YOUR full and total responsiblily of her abuse and eventual death, even as you enlisted the help of your children and your childrens' friends..:duh:

[Tracian]

:g: Hmmm, somehow I don't remember anything about drugs but then again, I did fall asleep...

Seems to me that statement is somewhat self serving and cold hearted, IMO. She's not sure what role she had in it. She really never knew Sylvia. I take full responsbility for WHATEVER happended to her??? What the heck is that? Is this unfeeling statement that lead to her release?

Either you had a role in it or didn't, you knew Sylvia for you took care of her and it was YOUR full and total responsiblily of her abuse and eventual death, even as you enlisted the help of your children and your childrens' friends..:duh:

DRUGS? My white fanny!!

She enjoyed what she did, she enjoyed employing the help of her children and others, she, if there is a HELL is flame dancing, hopefully having something carved into her belly.

Reading over at Crime Library, one of the 'kids' that helped died of cancer, rather young, and another, it seems finally admitted how horrible this crime was and is speaking out to young people.

[awakening2lite]

Heads up for tonights showing of 'Lethal Lovers'

Lethal Lovers
Psychopathic killers lurk in society, mostly acting alone. Sometimes fate brings them into contact with another person who shares their cold power to kill. Apart they are dangerous, together they form teams that commit murders beyond our comprehension.

Schedule:

Nov 07,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

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Nov 08,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

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Nov 08,
4:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

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Nov 08,
2:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Lethal Lovers

[awakening2lite]

Next on Deadly Women:
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Nov 12,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Blood Lines (looking for the names of the women in this episode)

Blood ties are strong ties, sometimes strong enough to pull a person into a murderous conspiracy. When a family member wields their power, the result can be death.
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Nov 13,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Blood Lines

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Nov 15,
3:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Blood Lines

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Nov 19,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood
Mary Bell (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Bell)
Holly Harvey (http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/young/teen_killers/index.html)
Paula Cooper (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Cooper)
Sometimes the innocence of childhood is swept away by dark thoughts and violent currents. In a childhood without love, a murderous urge can fill the vacuum. That's when we look into the cold terrifying eyes of girls who kill - The Young Bloods.
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Nov 20,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood

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[SavannahStar]

What is "ID"?

[awakening2lite]

What is "ID"?


ID (Investigation Discovery) is a TV channel, like Animal Planet, Discovery, TLC and more. Here is a link:

http://investigation.discovery.com/

[SavannahStar]

ID (Investigation Discovery) is a TV channel, like Animal Planet, Discovery, TLC and more. Here is a link:

http://investigation.discovery.com/

Thanks! I wonder if I get it. I'll have to look......

[awakening2lite]

Heads up



Season 3, Episode 13 (season finale)

Nov 12,
9:00 pm (eastern)
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Blood Lines (I was unable to locate the names of the murderers featured in this episode debut)

Blood ties are strong ties, sometimes strong enough to pull a person into a murderous conspiracy. When a family member wields their power, the result can be death.

[awakening2lite]

Nov 19,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood
Sometimes the innocence of childhood is swept away by dark thoughts and violent currents. In a childhood without love, a murderous urge can fill the vacuum. That's when we look into the cold terrifying eyes of girls who kill - The Young Bloods.

Killers featured in this episode:

Mary Bell (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Bell) - 10 yrs old when she murdered the first of two boys aged 3 and 4 and 11 yrs old when she murdered the second
Holly Harvey (http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/young/teen_killers/index.html) - age 15, and Sandra Ketchum, stab to death Holly's grandparents
Paula Cooper (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Cooper) - age 15, murdered Ruth Pelke and was sentenced to death. Due to an international uproar, including the Pope, her sentence was reduced to 60 years. Pelke was a 78 yr old Bible teacher. Cooper and three friends skipped school to drink and smoke marijuana then went next door and stabbed Ruth Pelke 33 times, ransacked her home for valuables and stole her car.
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Nov 20,
12:00 am
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood
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Nov 22,
3:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood
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Nov 23,
8:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Obsession

Killers featured in this episode:

Elizabeth Báthory (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_B%C3%A1thory) - Countess Elizabeth Bathory, aka The Bloody Countess, was possibly the most prolific female serial killer of all time.
Vera Renczi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vera_Renczi) - poisoned 35 victims, including husbands, lovers and one son
Delphine LaLaurie (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delphine_LaLaurie) - Known as Madame LaLaurie, American Socialite, assumed serial killer, helped torture, mutilate, and kill 100 slaves
Linda Burfield Hazzard (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linda_Burfield_Hazzard) - died of self-starvation, was a Doctor convicted of killing one of her patients.
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Nov 23,
9:00 pm
60 min(s)

Deadly Women
Young Blood

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[LiveLaughLuv]

Mary Bell...I watched that one before.

I just never realized a young girl can be so evil at 10...what she did to that toddler was grotesque and unforgivable...he wasn't the only child she killed...this is one evil, narcisistic child...thankfully, she was prosecuted...I do believe she is now married with children of her own...scary thought..



"Mary has made herself into two people for her own sake."

-- Marys probation officer

Mary Bell was released May 14, 1980, and stayed in Suffolk. Her first job was in the local childrens nursery, but the probation officers deemed this inappropriate work for her. She took waitress jobs, and attended a university, but was too discouraged to stick with it. After moving back in with her mother, she met a young man and became pregnant. There was great concern over whether the woman who had murdered two children should be able to become a mother herself, yet she fought for the right to keep her child, which was born in 1984.

Mary claims to have a new awareness of her crimes from the birth of her child. She was allowed to keep the child, who was technically a ward of the court until 1992. "If there was something wrong with me when I was a child, there wasnt now. I felt that if they could X-ray me inside, they could see that anything broken had been fixed," she insisted.

Somehow, Mary Bell had made a transition, without appropriate psychiatric treatment, from a child killer to a loving mother. Her years in reform school and prison yielded sexual abuse and drug addiction, yet she claims to have a new moral consciousness and deep sorrow for her crimes. Could this be possible? Can we believe, as Gitta Sereny wrote, in the "possibility of metamorphosis"? Mary Bell had become, for the author, "two people -- the child and the adult."

She eventually met a man and fell in love, then settled in a small town. But the probation officer had to inform the local authorities of her presence, and soon the villagers were marching through the street with "Murderer Out!" signs. She lived in constant fear of being exposed.

more at the link:
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/famous/bell/23_10.html

[awakening2lite]

Hi LLL,

Thanks for the info on Mary Bell. Because she murdered the boys a year apart IMO she shows a propensity to murder male children. I would never trust her.

Isn't it odd that we list sexual predators locations in an effort to promote awareness, but we do not list child murderers?

[LiveLaughLuv]

We do list child murderers, Lite...if we are on the lookout for a missing child and that child is found deceased, we then will follow it through trial, when we are made aware of it..

Is this what you mean?

[awakening2lite]

We do list child murderers, Lite...if we are on the lookout for a missing child and that child is found deceased, we then will follow it through trial, when we are made aware of it..

Is this what you mean?

No, I was not referring to this board, but was referring to the national registry of sex offenders. If we have that available to provide the locations of sex offenders, then why not include child murderers too? The only time a child murderer makes that list is if they are convicted of a sex offense against a child, murderer the child, and were released.

If we (the people of the USA) are interested in providing information about sexual predators so that one can take precautions if one (of them) is living in ones own neighborhood, then does it not make sense to provide information on murderers too?

[LiveLaughLuv]

Makes sense, Lite..hopefully is someone is convicted of murdering a child, they will never see the light of a free day...but it would be useful...and would be a useful tool...

[awakening2lite]

Heads UP! Catch many episodes tonight!
Schedule is on eastern time



8:00 pm
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.24857.4103.1)
Obsession
TV-PG (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

Obsessions can take many forms: beauty, devotion, ego and power. Meet Countess Bathory, Slovakia, 1600: A real life vampire who murdered hundreds of girls in order to drink and bathe in their blood.



9:00 pm
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.127488.4103.1)
Young Blood
TV-14 (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

Sometimes the innocence of childhood is swept away by dark thoughts and violent currents. In a childhood without love, a murderous urge can fill the vacuum. That's when we look into the cold terrifying eyes of girls who kill - The Young Bloods.




10:00 pm
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.127488.4103.6)
Hearts of Darkness
TV-14 (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

These women burn madly with jealousy. An anger so deep they'll kill to satisfy it. What makes them turn from "green with envy" to "lethal with jealousy"? Find out as we explore their Hearts of Darkness.




11:00 pm
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.24857.4103.1)
Obsession
TV-PG (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

Obsessions can take many forms: beauty, devotion, ego and power. Meet Countess Bathory, Slovakia, 1600: A real life vampire who murdered hundreds of girls in order to drink and bathe in their blood.

12:00 am
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.127488.4103.1)
Young Blood
TV-14 (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

Sometimes the innocence of childhood is swept away by dark thoughts and violent currents. In a childhood without love, a murderous urge can fill the vacuum. That's when we look into the cold terrifying eyes of girls who kill - The Young Bloods.



1:00 am
(60 minutes)



Deadly Women (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15373.127488.4103.6)
Hearts of Darkness
TV-14 (V) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

These women burn madly with jealousy. An anger so deep they'll kill to satisfy it. What makes them turn from "green with envy" to "lethal with jealousy"? Find out as we explore their Hearts of Darkness.




2:00 am
(60 minutes)



Wicked Attraction (http://investigation.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=141.15372.126699.35156.1)
The Two Bears
TV-14 (SV) (http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:%20void%28null%29;), CC

A pair of drug-dealing hippies, Michael and Suzan Bear, travel across the west coast preaching their brand of religion-while killing anyone in their path. With Suzan and Michael's drug-induced visions, there is no telling who will be their next victims.