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How a Texas Housewife Got Away With Murderand Inspired a Miniseries It wasn't easy for the residents of 1980s-era Wylie, Texas to believe the gruesome details about Betty Gore's death. That was true especially for Candy Montgomery, a churchgoing housewife who couldn't quite believe that Gore had been gruesomely hacked to death in her own home. Even after Montgomery admitted to the murder.
See, despite that confession—and the 41 axe wounds found on Gore's body—Montgomery was found not guilty of murdering her friend. According to her defense, she was only able to access the memory of Gore's killing through hypnosis (a form of testimony outlawed in 27 states), and purported her actions that day were carried out under a blind, uncontrollable rage and in self-defense, after Gore confronted Montgomery about her extramarital affair with Allan, Betty's husband.
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