Jealousy & Betrayal - The Tragic Case of Kate Southern

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[@evakiss2562]

Even she did murdered that woman, I’m glad she wasn’t hanged…how her husband acted was outrageous…not even mentioning that woman…

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

Agree.

[@airstream_transformations9556]

I don’t feel sorry for the murder victim. She was beyond disrespectful.

[@bonnietoups2446]

Narcissa’s name was certainly fitting. Play with fire, get burned.

[@Brianfailedgot2keepontruckin]

@@evakiss2562 regardless of how rude or "outrageous" someone acts, you don't get to decide that person doesn't get to live because you got your fe fe's hurt. Adults in a civilized society are supposed to be able to control themselves, even when they are done wrong. This is how a child acts. Gets so overwhelmed by emotions that they can't stop themselves from lashing out. But I thought all that talk about women and their emotions was just the patriarchy trying to bring them down. Hmmm.......

[@Brianfailedgot2keepontruckin]

@@airstream_transformations9556 and God knows that deserves the death penalty, right? How do you sleep at night after saying things like "I don't feel bad for the murder victim"? I'm sure you are the very example of virtue and have never disrespected someone. I swear I wouldn't believe people like you exist if I didn't come across you myself

[@suemankins1692]

Kate was overwhelmed with knowing she was being treated like she was nothing!!! An act of passion… I feel for her!!! Her husband and his mistress were disrespectful to her to her in her family’s home!!!

[@ajkleipass]

It seems that Bob got the message not to dishonor his wife a second time.

[@nozoto]

Bob probably fled with her because he was like "OMG, I was just playing around a little... She really loves me that much?? I must protect her!" Before that, he probably thought intense romantic sentiments were only something existing in schmaltzy romance novels. You know, maybe he also felt like he was nothing besides good look and social standing.

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup.

[@primesspct2]

@@nozoto He likely knew she was pregnant. His choice to dance with the her, when he knew of the rumors!? grrr She brought it on herself, being a bitch. She just had to dance with him in front of everyone, that was a big F you! Do I think her response proper?! No absolutely not, but she was humiliated and shocked and pregnant. It was a spur of the moment killing, not first degree murder. I guess she taught her husband what lengths she would go to to defend her honor, and his love.

[@SusieMorris-fo8uz]

Don’t think he’ll screw around on her again.

[@rickynieves3144]

😂😂😂

[@chris-r8q1j]

Even though murder is terrible and unthinkable, putting anyone in complete embarrassment and ridicule would put anyone at risk of behavior that wouldn't be normal for that individual. Good call by governor

[@LifeisANovel]

I agree. Sound like she was pushed. Especially knowing she did it in front of all those people. Snapped.

[@miapdx503]

Yes, I can remember being a young wife with an unfaithful husband. It's a wonder no one got hurt...😐

[@chris-r8q1j]

@@miapdx503 😂😂 i dont get it, why have do sneek around, not to mention hurt the person your with. If not happy leave, its like in the crime stories, they think murder is easier then divorce🤔

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup.

[@chele-chele]

Crimes committed in the heat of passion are excused in some modern day societies still. Brazil is one country in which a jilted lover can, in a fit of rage, commit a crime of passion, killing the cheater and need only turn themselves in afterwards for a greatly reduced punishment phase. France, Italy, Texas believe it not, Australia, Portugal, and others have provisions in the law justifying homicide under the code of honor when dealing with interlopers and or cheating spouses. not saying this is right or wrong but the strain and pressure that such an event would impose upon the psyche would be mind altering at best.

[@oldstevemurray]

The message I take away from this, don't mess with a Southern girl, it wont end well.

[@lisageiger9841]

She asked him nicely not to embarrass her in front of her family and he did. He should have been held accountable too. I love you BC I don’t know how you do it but once again a fabulous case. Thank you😎

[@seandelap8587]

Jealousy is one human trait thats never changed

[@Riverwalker44]

Yep

[@cyndybutler7330]

True

[@nicksweeney5176]

*That's

[@danktankdragkings7117]

it was the motive for the first recorded murder (Cain and Abel)

[@jaysoncarter5093]

But jealous fueled by caddy women is worst. Never insult another person's spouse.

[@pangorban1]

The behaviour of the husband and his father and brothers was quite extraordinary! Despite witnessing the horror of what Kate did, they all acted in unison on the spur of the moment and gave up everything to protect her from the law, voluntarily becoming fugitives themselves. Not many men, either then or now, would be so noble. On that basis alone, this has to be one of the most bizarre Brief Cases I've seen.

[@miapdx503]

This one deserves a movie! If not for Brief Case I would never have learned of it. Fascinating! True life always is.

[@southrnlvingsc]

Yes! I was thinking the same thing. That was truly extraordinary. What must that be like to be so valued and cared for that people drop everything to rush to your aid, at great expense to themselves.

[@brendabailey4319]

​@@southrnlvingscMost of us will never know what that feels like

[@ronnybehncke2453]

​@@miapdx503I agree, a movie would be great.

[@polkadots716]

If only Bob had shown his wife that much devotion to begin with, they would never have needed to flee. How noble that would've been!

[@barbarajolley6578]

"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned..." I am glad that the governor commuted Kates' sentence. While murder is not to be condoned, this situation occurred as a result of an emotional reaction of a deeply hurt person. As the doctor testified, Kates was also having diminished psychological state as a result of seizure. Thank you, BC. Another fascinating case:).

[@dorothyblair6741]

@@barbarajolley6578 She would also have been pregnant? That can really mess your mind up

[@barbarajolley6578]

@@dorothyblair6741 Yes, I think she was, so add hormones to this...

[@dorothyblair6741]

Could all have been avoided if the husband had not disrespected his wife in front of everyone and put his energy into his marriage instead of dallying with his side chick.

[@gennevievehuskshirley9287]

Yeah, if my husband was publicly carrying on with his side chick in front of all my friends and family, especially after having been asked to not do this exact thing, there would be two bodies on the floor.

[@bettyir4302]

Here's an idea. Don't mess around with a married person.

[@nozoto]

I suspect he enjoyed making her jealous to make himself feel so beloved. He must have thought of this whole drama as some sort of romantic game. If he wouldn't, he wouldn't have eloped with she. But in the end, we don't even know if he indeed went back home late because of Narcissa. It's pure hearsays. There are a lot of scandalous activities you can make at night, not necessarily involving adultery.

[@reneedennis2011]

Exactly.

[@jackyll]

@@bettyir4302 Here's another idea, don't kill someone over a man.

[@Brianfailedgot2keepontruckin]

Man, thats a Christmas party the guests probably didnt forget. This was a really good episode. It's like something out a novel. The loose woman trying to steal the husband away from the protagonist. He uncontrolled jealousy leading to a murder in front of the entire town, followed by their run from the law and eventual trial and pardon. Good stuff

[@chele-chele]

Yes, an emotionally charged roller coaster ride this one.

[@Brianfailedgot2keepontruckin]

@@chele-chele indeed it was lol

[@Anita-sadsac61ish]

Poor Kate, I've felt those feelings Kate felt. I don't condone murder I can understand her anger and pain..I would support Kate if this was now... Bob was very similar to what I have known personally.. rip Kate xx

[@forgetmenotjem1147]

i found myself holding my breath when you announced the verdict. So glad that she ended up only serving a few years in prison

[@jasondiggs6740]

Jealousy, Humiliation, and Anger are a dangerous mix. Stupid husband 🤦🏾‍♂️

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[@senses70]

What an interesting story… It was a difficult moral case, but for once, the eventual punishment was, in my view, fair. It would be considered a crime of passion/temporary insanity today. Thank you again BC!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching

[@bingsballyhoo711]

It is another example of what a train-wreck of consequences can come as the result of a straying spouse.

[@iggit2]

Great recap BC!..thank you!.. Although i'm all for justice, I was happy that Kate's dth sentence was commuted

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

Bob was a complete jerk. And the inviting of Narcissa to the party was also a stupid move if she was the kind of woman to sneak about walking in the woods with a married man. I feel the commuted sentence was appropriate, as was the guilty verdict, but I feel Bob got off lightly for instigating the whole thing and that Kate's parents should have been more concerned with her emotional well being than making everything look right socially with the handling of the party. Great story, good cautionary tale!

[@laurieb3703]

The only thing about the parents inviting them though is that they were hoping that Bob would show his love to Kate in front of everybody to dispel the rumors and make Kate feel better. But... Bob's an sob 🙄

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

@@laurieb3703 You know, thinking further on this, I wonder if Narcissa was blackmailing Bob. That is a very far fetched theory, but well.... he might have shared it with his wife but certainly not his in laws and so they invite her and....

[@GrumpyMeow-Meow]

I think Bob was a narcissist and liked triangulating and have women fight over him. He didn’t realize it would go so far.

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

@@GrumpyMeow-Meow Good possibility. But his family seemed decent and they certainly supported Kate. We will never really know, but he should have done better so you could be correct.

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[@annmarie8414]

Brilliant and bold young lady taking back her reputation in society. Not many women had courage to take matters in her way. Brave lady 😊

[@reneelibby4885]

I wonder if you read the same case today, if you would make the same comment. We can't stab someone everytime we are humiliated. I'm glad however that her sentence was commuted. I also feel that she did have some mental issue, so that needed to be taken account.

[@michellel564]

😂 She got what she was askin for. You don't mess with another woman's husband Knowing he's married. Especially in front of his wife.😠

[@price-singspuccini6124]

People aren’t property.

[@kittypicton72]

He was more tha capable of walking away.

[@alis4650gls]

💯

[@PaleMagnolia]

Kate said to her husband "Hey, do you think you can maybe avoid utterly humiliating me on Christmas day in front of my family and the community at large?" and Bob really said "Nah" and thought it would end well. That being said, there's no doubt Kate absolutely deserved jail time: no matter how rude, disrespectful or annoying they are, you can't just stab people you dislike to death.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Sure you can and she did

[@kellykeegan3569]

Agreed with everything you said. Too bad her crappy husband couldn’t be charged with something too.

[@AnnanomalyAlways]

I grew up in Pickens County and had never heard this story. The Cowarts are still a prominent family there to this day.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

The Cowarts are still a prominent family, that was her married name, but good to know they are still in there 150 odd years later

[@diannefoster8890]

I wanted to mention what you said about education, that it was important for reading,writing, and arithmetic. So important and now here it is barely taught anymore.

[@lisanunlist9510]

Actually, Narcissa is a beautiful name: from the flower narcissus (daffodil/jonquil) named for the vain young Greek god. I don’t think Kate was jealous of her, just enraged that she was disrespecting her marriage, her dignity.

[@AliciaGuitar]

@@lisanunlist9510 yeah, i would never name a kid after the Greek god of vanity 😅

[@Neku628]

@@AliciaGuitar Narcissa sounds like narcissist. I would probably not name a kid that since they would likely just be picked on and called Narcissist.

[@brucealanwilson4121]

​@@AliciaGuitarA boy who fell in love with his own reflexion.

[@laurieb3703]

​@@Neku628That's where the word narcissist came from

[@changeintheair9648]

I read her name as a "narcissist." And indeed she was. Imagine going to a Christmas party and instead of allowing her lover and his wife to have the main dance - she decided to have it with him .Totally showing/flaunting - I have dominion over your husband. He does not even want to have sex with you, he prefers my bed.'Them there fighting words (actions). Glad she lived.

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[@lynn5050]

A sensible outcome, at the end of the day. Funny how public pressure had an effect on these sentences, in these days. You'd think the public would have been ignored!

[@reneedennis2011]

A little respect can go a long way ...

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I'm crocheting and eating Biscoff spread, this is excellent timing! PS g'day from Australia

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[@perrydowd9285]

Kate's bio is like a real-life Taylor Caldwell novel. How does a story like this slip past Hollywood? Have a fantastic week you guys. 😺🕵‍♀

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[@gonefishing167]

Wow, what surprised me the most was that he was still there when she got out of prison! He must have had a lot of guilt . She was a very pretty girl, the other woman didn’t hold a candle to her 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

[@BrightSeaStar]

Have you been able to find clear pictures of both Kate Southern and Narcissus Cowart (to be able to make that statement ?)

[@lazyhomebody1356]

You can't tell from a photo. Some women who are considered beautiful- it's more to do with the way they act and flirt. There are many women men can't resist that women don't see as good looking at all!

[@polkadots716]

"Wow, what surprised me the most was that he was still there when she got out of prison! He must have had a lot of guilt." Or, no other woman wanted to be found with Bob once Kate was released from prison 😉

[@laurieb3703]

​@@polkadots716😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@rickynieves3144]

I'm sure that there was also a lot of pressure on him to do the right thing since his atrocious behavior was the cause of the whole predicament 😤

[@orientalrose4388]

I was glad Kate got her sentence commuted and was rehabilitated. That said, it can’t have been much fun being a guest at that ball with the floor running with blood .. yech! Their flight from the town with pistols at the ready is straight out of the Wild West. (Keep away from me and my wife or I’ll shoot my way outta here. Go on punk - make my day!) And Kate’s father, who invited the appropriately named Narcista and her family to the ball, didn’t seem to like or consider his own daughter much. This would make a good true life film drama 🎬

[@blatherskite3009]

Absolutely maddening. She asked someone at the party to lend her the knife that she used, so it was clearly premeditated, then stabs someone and cuts their throat in full view of a room full of party guests, says "I did it and I don't regret it," goes on the run ... and she _still_ avoids an appointment with the hangman?! Talk about two-tier "justice."

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[@addie_is_me]

Jealousy, abuse and greed, are always one or in some combination, at base of these crimes. I wonder if these kinds of things were talked about in school if they could be avoided. I know mental health also needs to be paid attention to, but it might help to talk about these issues because we see them over and over again.

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I believe this was on the show Deadly Women. I enjoyed your version, as always. 😊❤️

[@WonderWhatHappened]

Another great story. Each case you record just gets better and better.

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Thankyou :)

[@TheSaneHatter]

"Narcissa Coward" was unfortunately well-named, and contributed much to her undoing, while Bob Southern was clearly weak in many ways, and even a bit daft. But Kate seems to have had a legitimate medical or psychiatric problem, and these came together in a perfect storm that ended in murder.

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Thank you B.C. that was strange, but good. Happy Monday! I'm off work in 1 1/2 hours for my weekend!

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[@timothygates5347]

I love that she went on to have more kids with Bob. Kate won.

[@candisemcdonald8152]

If only all conniving low class "women" could be handled as such. We are our own worst enemy. As soon as women realise we should support each other rather than compete, we remove the option for men to cheat.

[@primesspct2]

it cost her though.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

4:45 - If that's an accurate drawing of Kate, she was quite a beautiful woman.

[@angeladormer6659]

That poor lass, falling in love was the worst thing to happen to her. She lost everything. There is that saying "You should never sh*t in your own nest". Her husband and his girlfriend not only openly did it, but did it with his young wife in the nest. The other woman obviously had been brought up to believe she could have whatever she wanted as she was more entitled. Thank you so much, BC ❤ I wonder if her child ever saw her again. I hope that she had some happiness.

[@southrnlvingsc]

One would assume that she saw her child again since she only served a relatively short time in prison then went on to have five more kids with Bob and died at an old age.

[@chele-chele]

And Kate was a looker, God knows what Bob saw in the rich sweathog!

[@TA-cm9yi]

Good morning BC from Black Diamond Alberta, another sad story.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

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[@seandelap8587]

Happy Monday BC

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Hi Sean :)

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I can't stop watching your videos 😮

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[@andreamueller1674]

I enjoy listening to your stories. Thank you!

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Thanks for listening

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

Although Kate's husband was not liable by law for the murder of this woman, there were moral implications since he also was a co-conspirator in incurring jealousy within Kate that led up to her murdering the Southern Belle (sorry, can't recall her name now).

[@laurieb3703]

Kate was the only Southern Belle here. Not that sweaty cow 😂

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

@@laurieb3703 I agree. I used that designation for the 'sweaty cow' only because I was writing my comments as B.C. narrated and I could not remember her name. Sometimes I have to hear names repeatedly for them to stick in my mind.

[@AliciaGuitar]

Who in the world would name a girl a name that sounds like "narcissistic coward"?!?🤨 And i REALLY was not expecting that last bit! 😮

[@NaigePippens]

TRUE!!! ...But just like names seems to suddenly pop up from nowhere and become popular in current times (sort of like a 'fad'), they did the same in the 19th Century, and during the time that Narcissa was born, the name Narcissa may have been a 'fad' name because that was also around the time that Narcissa Wentworth was born.

[@AnnanomalyAlways]

@@AliciaGuitar Narcissa's maiden name was Fowler, but I'm not sure that makes it any better...

[@laurieb3703]

​@@AnnanomalyAlwaysnarcissist foul 😂😂

[@kimsherlock8969]

What a great story 😊 Wonderful entertainment with historical photos 😊

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The pictures were fantastic! I especially liked the wedding photo.

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This one was Intense! Going to listen to it again!

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It's always good to listen to all new stories, look forward to it very much

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[@deedragongirl]

Hello BC, this case is REALLY interesting!

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[@Dio.]

This one did have me worried; didn't think she should be found Guilty due to being fully provoked. "Crime of passion/rage" Spontaneous, seeing red, etc. Least the public agreed, too.

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Thanks for listening Judy

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I live in the southeastern part of Georgia, USA. Thank you for covering this case!

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Great story and well covered. Thanks BC. Look forward to your next offering. Be well 😊

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[@cecoya]

How interesting and captivating at the same time. Thank you for sharing have a great day

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Thank you! You too!

[@tarabourgeois5807]

Some of my favorite ❤️ content on KZbin, along with Bailey Sarian, and Mr. Ballen. Narcissa is a very fitting name.

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Thank you, Tara. Being mentioned alongside two such incredible KZbinrs is quite humbling.

[@lornarafuse7056]

Why kill the woman when it was her husband that disrespected her, why would you want to keep a husband like that? Thanks again for another fascinating case and all the effort that goes into producing these weekly videos, BC is still my favourite channel. 🇨🇦🥰

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Thanks Lorna

[@LilithsCosmicLounge]

Women don’t see value in other women. Side effects of the Patriarchy.

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I love how you make the story come alive😊

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Haven't seen you on the front page for a while, always a treat

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Always interesting Thank you ❤

[@suzyh5874]

BC, this case was INSANE! I often respond to you when listening to your cases, expressing my surprise or horror out loud ('no, he never', 'she did what?', 'what a shifty character' etc) and there were a lot of outbursts for this case. I could not have predicted where this case was going or what on earth was going on!

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Thanks Suzy :)

[@itzregina]

What a fascinating story!

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Kate is very beautiful 🤩 Other women might be jealous or threatened by such beauty! 🤨

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Thank you so much!

[@victorious3926]

I'm not condoning.What Kate did but at the same time?Her husband could have diffused the situation a long time ago.He didn't have to let it go on as long as he did , he played a major role in her jealousy.

[@margaretkerr4591]

Must be Monday - ❤

[@GigiRulesTheRoost]

Woweeeeee.....I'm surprised this has never been made into a movie. Wild story. wow.

[@joyboy_3165]

That Jezebel honestly had it coming, glad the wife wasn't hanged and was able to live a fullfilled life with her children.

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Interesting case! Ty for sharing!!😊

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@@BriefCaseOfficial You're welcome. 🤗 It's more fun to get out there and doing it, than the wait before I cut. It looks so nice when it's freshly cut.

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Good morning Brief Case thank you for another great story although sad but I like mystery and crime stories alot ❤

[@ruetheaterrace8843]

Thanks for another great story! Cheers

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for listening