Nannie Doss' Motives - Deadly Women - True Crime

[@Counterbalance_]

Not a bad documentary, but contains way too many excuses for the perpetrators (with sad music to complete the picture). And one of them even got released, because she was 'depressed'? Absolutely disturbing.

[@daliairenellamosasparedes4215]

i dont think so, from the beggining they make it clear this people was vicious and disgusting, i dont think they are saying depression is an excuse, i think they are trying to explain how sick people can be even when it comes to being sad or in love or lonely 🤔

[@jrrose6689]

I don't think the comments are supposed to be seen as excuses, but rather as explanations

[@iloveapples5044]

Thank you Banijay Crime... Watching from Australia 🦘

[@lynnkesh254]

+254 🇰🇪 here...

[@gonefishing167]

Not nice women at all! Don’t know that I’d go looking for one , I’d be more inclined to hope it never came to light that I was related to her. 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

[@katerinagiannioudi401]

Every family hides a sceleton in the cupboard. At age 60, I was shocked to find out something about my grandmother's younger life. We loved her so much and I could never understand why my mother (her daughter) despised her. It became crystal clear once I found out her secret. They had both passed away when I put the pieces of the puzzle together and it all started from a word spoken by a family member who was highly medicated.

[@cynthiagilchristaussie_tru8891]

Wow 👀 😮

[@lynnkesh254]

Tea?

[@PurpleClouds-ox4xt]

What was it 😅

[@SuzanaGekovski]

Wheres candice? I like her commentary

[@reneeaitken2292]

Yeah! Who's this other woman?

[@Ntaman8209]

This was before candice joined them. She was still a police officer i think

[@TheBuildersMaster]

People smh

[@arlynpianar6213]

😮😮