Killer Sally | Official Trailer | Netflix

[@rayrayqbaby]

his friend talking about “ it wasn’t my place to get involved” and “ I never seen him hit her, i only seen him push her one time, but I would leave whenever they started arguing so I didn’t really see anything” These are the typical remarks made by a POS man who wants to cover up for his POS abusive friend.

[@elizabethcha9550]

Then he goes and testifies 😒

[@dae4444]

My thoughts exactly when watching that part

[@foyo5497]

Why would he be a POS for not seeing it? What about the son talking about Sally`s violence? Or Sally kicking a dude in the face several times at a club because she wouldnt listen to him when he told her to get off the table? Sally beating up a girl at an event? The list goes on. On Ray`s side, blinding a guy with his fingers. Ppl like that, if they show violence in public, we know that nonsense goes on at home. There is no doubt in my mind that Sally killed Ray because she knew he was out with another woman on Valentines day. Probably knew he wanted to split up as well. The forensics didnt match her testimony so Im willing to bet she lied through omission about what her and Ray talked about after he returned home. Sally is POS for not thinking about her kids in that moment. Both Ray and Sally were toxic, that is for damnn sure.

[@wendylederer367]

Dose anyone care about the fact that the kids got the shit beat out of them!

[@wendylederer367]

@@foyo5497 Where was she when her kids were getting the shit beat out of them by their step father! She was only concerned with the fact that he was cheating on her.He was going to leave her for another women so Sally had the option to leave him.He was abusive no doubt but she could get away. The battered woman defense doesn't fly here. As you pointed out the forensic evidence and the story that's laid out shows that this was about her jealousy and selfishness.

[@mannis9511]

I cried at the end . You can see how happy she was to be free at last . I feel bad for her kids too who struggled a lot as well

[@titaa56]

Made me so so so so much happy to know she is finally free. She didn’t deserve all this. But just glad she is so happy and married with her grown children by her side as it should have always been.

[@kWh29]

Yessss so happy for her❤ and her beautiful children. She now has a second chance at life. God Bless her

[@abdulrahim8446]

@@kWh29 Happy for a violent, drug addict, who is a compulsive liar. The story of how she murdered her husband was all made up to try to save her ass. But believe her and feel sorry for her if you will, the experts, prosecution, police, jury, and victims of her violence won't.

[@Yomain702]

I feel bad for the man she murdered in the kitchen while he was cooking food.

[@Yomain702]

She is 100% responsible for putting her kids through that but she served her time she payed the price of her actions and deserves her freedom now. But anyone like me who knows about shotgun round would not believe her story of him coming after her after she shot him. With a slug or buck shot round there Is so much force behind that round all it would take is one shot to put down a human being. Steroids or not. That round hit with the force of a truck and knocked him off his feet.

[@user-fn3sk3io8o]

I really could not believe it while listening to rays friends say how much of a gentle giant he was. And then in the next breath describing of the time Ray ripped somebody's eyeballs out. How does Gentle Giant and physically assaulting someone in that way go together in the same sentence?.. Also the prosecutor said, if you are violent you can't be a battered woman. Wtf?..

[@seygra20]

prosecutor came off as a narcissist whose only intention was to win at all cost.

[@error_4004]

The hypocrisy in his friends really astounded me. But then again in my own personal life, I’ve met dudes who back their friends up even though they know they’re terrible people partners to their girlfriends/wives. I’ll never understand that mentality

[@user-fn3sk3io8o]

@@error_4004 me too. People are shite

[@user-fn3sk3io8o]

@@seygra20 a lot of lawyers have antisocial personality disorder

[@sugmaball5383]

If she’s a violent woman she’s the offender not a victim

[@ft06jg89]

I cried at the ending. 25 years of life wasted. Two kids who grew up without parents. My heart ached. Hopefully the remainder of her life is happy and peaceful

[@Dzanarika1]

It was heart-breaking to watch, life is so unfair to some people.

[@Alexis-pt2cu]

@jhdg if he was abusive then… who could really blame her?

[@lucypher5200]

@jhdg he’s DEAD nobody cares

[@lucypher5200]

@jhdg 😂😂😂

[@dannyH84]

@jhdg he was black

[@Purplenpinkk]

I just finished watching this, and want to say I feel horrible for her children, most especially for her son. I hope that he is doing better now. Sorry, but Ray seemed to be a monster in some respects - beating the children - and used Sally for all he could financially until he was ready to move on. Murder is never the answer - relationship was toxic AF. Also, can't stand the prosecutor. Typical career prosecutor who makes one think they should just steer clear of ever being on jury, since clearly lawyers from both sides only care about manipulating to win.

[@Mike-tv9rk]

I cried to then it turned to anger when that inhuman prosecutor was given a voice. Evil lawyer

[@issamood4177]

Protect yourself in the moment but she shouldn't of left to reload then shot him in the face....that's not defense!

[@titaa56]

@@issamood4177 it’s complete defense. About time she protected herself from an evil conniving lying cheating raping abusive manipulative monster like Ray.

[@issamood4177]

@@titaa56 No defense is in the moment not going into another room to reload!

[@error_4004]

@@issamood4177 I do agree on that point. That 2nd shot really did her in. But the amount of jail given was absolutely excessive. He was an abuser, to her an her kids and absolutely battered her. It’s a shame her kids had to be a witness to such a horrible, toxic environment

[@noelle2654]

Notice how when Ray got angry he's a "Gentle giant with a short fuse" but when Sally gets angry she's unstable and Violent. Like you watched this man literally blind someone and knew he had anger issues and a bad temper, but you don't believe he could've been beating his wife at home? Yeah Sally was big but Ray was huge. Even the kids said he beat her. Like be so for real 😭

[@arianapitre]

Same thing I said

[@noelle2654]

@Ariana Pitre they was pissing me off with their little "testimonies". If you're an enabler just say that💀

[@smurfylee]

Yes! The 2nd episode they really started to make Ray look like he was completely innocent and Sally had no reason whatsoever to be angry at him at various times in their marriage, it pissed me off too!

[@Yomain702]

Your only seeing Ray from his killers perspective even the blinding story there where no charges brought against him so who's to know what really happened and how bad it was you would think that someone who's truly injured that badly would properly document it. if I was blinded by a roidraged bouncer at a club i would sue the shit outta them the place would be shut down and belong to Me when I was done suing them. It's easy to paint a monsterous picture of a dead man they can't defend themselves. Just like when he was alive in the kitchen cooking food with back turned and a roidraged sally walked in and pointed a 12 gage shotgun at him. He didn't stand a chance. With her kids in the house at that they remember the smell of burnt copper and chard flesh. He was shot with a weapon capable of putting down a charging grizzly bear. Not just once but twice the first shot hit him perpendicular to his body which means while he was cooking she came in and cocked the gun at him likely he began to slowly turn around and attempt to reason with her but before he could come full circle she shot him. She basically shot him in the back but worse it ripped through him sideways a fatal wound he could of been shot on the operating table and there would have been nothing they could do to save him. Then while he was on the ground likely begging for his life asking why? She came back and shot him in the face while he was on the ground before calling the police she covered him with a sheet. This was no act of self defense it was cold blood murder. You can still hear him in the 911 call growning after his jaw was blown off. She disfigured him. Insult to injury considering there was no way he could of survived the first blast anyway all that blood loss he'd of been unconscious by the time paramedics arrived and he would never regained consciousness again. How could look past these gory details and feel bad for her? She's is as the prosecutioner said one of the most evil and violent people he's ever dealt with the fact she's back on the street after committing such a horrific and unjustified act is shocking. Unbelievable if it was the other way around he would of never seen the light of day again that man would spend the rest of his life in prison. But instead he's in the ground had closed casket funeral she destroyed him so bad his family couldn't even have a open casket funeral for him. She robbed him of even that little bit of dignity. She could of left the same way she left her last abusive relationship she was in before she met Ray. His friend only left for a moment to go get a bite to eat and when he returned it was blood bath in there.

[@noelle2654]

@Anthony 702 he was a famous body builder in a fight, it's not hard to believe he got away with it. Just cause someone doesn't get charges doesn't mean they didn't do it. He was on 5 different steroids and her friend said she'd come to her house with broken arms, and black eyes. Even the kids say he beat them and her. Yall will do and say anything but actually believe women. It's still people saying R Kelly didn't do the shit he did and he's on TAPE. I can't help yall at this point💀

[@gabby2979]

Friends defending Ray and his infidelity are honestly horrible. They had no best interest for any of them. Ray was a narcissist and a pos.

[@stephenacrisius5831]

They likes Ray , regardless of what was happening. Relax

[@xSP33DYx408]

When one of them started crying I started to laugh. They are also POS

[@davidprietogomez7254]

She was also cheating. She was ennjoying her sexual fetish dominating men with tens of other guys if not hundreds.

[@thomasjones4570]

You clearly know nothing about this case outside of this one sided shit documentary. There were no marks on her neck. Rey's girlfriend said he was going home to tell her he was leaving her and wanted a divorce. There is no evidence that Rey ever did anything physical to her yet there is years worth of evidence that she was violent. She clearly lied about having 2 shells with her, she went back into her room for a second and he was CLEARLY down on the ground when she went up to him and shot half his face off. She is a cold blooded murderer and you, are a moron.

[@SportsMusicCars]

so is she

[@rubanov8167]

I normally don't comment but this doc was well done. You can see what the cycles of abused can do. How ray was abandoned by his mother and sexually abused and then Sally who was also neglected and sexually abused. They took their anger out on each other which led also for the kids to have their own issues to deal with growing up. Sad story overall

[@kWh29]

Folks don’t realize-that people are products of there environment. Its no excuse, however it allows one to empathize with the individual and see the humanity in people. Everything is not Black and White- there are grey areas. I’m grateful to see that her and her children survived all of this, and are able to share there lives together again. Wishing them all nothing but the best from here on out.

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

True but alot of it seems like it stemmed from the military. The ptsd mixed with the roids.

[@naimalee1046]

@@pmontyjaaaymes488 Agree

[@kWh29]

@@Lily-gs9iv hence when I said its No excuse.

[@kWh29]

@@Lily-gs9iv If you have a difference of opinion- then politely keep scrolling. Get off my jock.

[@roadblock99]

This was definitely one of the best true crime docs out there, one that presents the different sides and keeps in mind what they're presenting. Definitely a sad circumstance, and you can tell the children have good hearts and are/have been deeply affected by it all. It's tough and while I will never condone murder, defending ray is rough. Little spoilers, so avoid if not caught up.................... Ray was married to her, SHE was the one paying the bills and supporting him entirely, and yet he's out cheating on her and beating her and the kids as if it was his job... All the talk about he was leaving her, yeah only from his FRIENDS perspective, he wanted his cake and to eat it to, have the hoe on the side(yes a hoe, she knew he was married yet went on & claimed it was "true love stuff, the type of love they make poetry and movies about" LMFAO). Ray wasn't leaving because Sally was supporting his ass and Mary wasn't going to do that. Bottom line, it's a tragedy, mostly because of what the children had to endure(no doubt Ray was beyond abusive, you can just see it in all 3 of their eyes when speaking about it), but I shed no tear for a man who not only is cheating on his wife like it's his hobby, but then also beating children and his wife. Anyways, rant over, anyone on the fence should watch, great doc and DAMN, the end of the doc will definitely hit you, if it doesn't you may not be human. I wish the best for all of them, and I can relate in many ways, prayers with them.

[@Carolina-ux1sz]

Just watched this and I totally agree with you - a crappy story but happy to see the kids are both great and shes ok.

[@amrajaskic6562]

U said it.

[@amrajaskic6562]

@ShericaLoveheart seems to me like u didnt watch the show..why use and abuse a woman AND her children if you don't have any interest in even being with her??that only makes him worse imo??she worked her ass of so he could pursue his dream and thats what she gets??puke

[@brandonsmith4590]

@@amrajaskic6562 happens every day I have a friend put his girlfriend thru nursing school then she left. It happens and her ex you know her husband Anthony said she was violent as hell and that it could have been him does his thoughts not matter the dead can’t defend themselves her kids not his are gonna say whatever they need to for their mom. She had to kids that man wanted children’ of his own not to take care of someone else’s from what his friends said so yes her story is crazy but you can make anyone seem crazy if their side is not being told.

[@titaa56]

Well said! I 💯 agree.

[@elizabethandradecisneros9281]

Maybe Sally shouldn’t have reacted the way she should have but genuinely for her kids to have acted the way they did with him gone says a lot. Sally’s son really expresses himself in a way that he was happy he was gone which is very concerning for a child his age considering he was the youngest witness as well. Ray’s friends were emotionally on his side due to the loss of his life but I can see his friends neglected his responsibility as a husband he should have been when Sally WORKED HER ASS to support him while she was a full time mom, a full time breadwinner of the house, chasing her dreams as a bodybuilder herself and still side hustling as a ‘wrestler’ for that extra $$$ to support Ray??? Yet everyone ganged up on her saying she was the aggressive one when her plate was always full yet Ray was working 24/7 cheating on Sally and still being maintained by his wife… yea no, to me he was a complete narcissist and no one talked about that.

[@allykatt1908]

no one at all smfh she was taking care of him he had no job at all n the fact he beat the kids I'm sorry but he is a pos I don't care want no one says u don't abuse children

[@jenniferlawrence9473]

@@allykatt1908 Interesting how they always make these people out to be the 'victim.' As someone who used to work in the 'industry' when she said the men who paid 3,000 did not expect sex I KNEW she was lying. If you lie about that you can lie about anything. (Judge Judy)

[@allykatt1908]

@@jenniferlawrence9473 my only concern was the treatment of the kids thats not cool at all if she lying bout not paying for sex then that's on her that's her business

[@KandyGTV]

@@jenniferlawrence9473 she said she was being paid $300 a hour a customer and if she took 10 customers that was $3000🙄

[@thomasjust2663]

Most bodybuilders are well know for being narcissist's, including her, so its kind of a mute point, she did have a history of being violent since her army days, even the son said she was no pushover, she would also be abusive to Ray, also she says in the interview she would destroy woman's faces who dared look at Ray so that they could not date again, which is kind of what he did with Rays face with her second shoot

[@jamalhasan3192]

" My entire life has been a violence. I Dont want to be around violence anymore" John This sentence broke me. I can highly resonate with you bro. May everything becomes best for you , your sister and Mom. God Bless you!

[@BekahMarie11]

Yet, as the defense said, "she was violent, a violent woman isn't a battered woman." I'm so conflicted on this movie.

[@foyo5497]

@@BekahMarie11 I just see it as both were doing and living wrong. Not one or the other, as they both are to blame. I see both Ray and Sally as toxic individuals who are a product of their upbringing. Even passing that nonsense down to the children. Really a shame that the children had to go through that.

[@deborahmcgee7970]

How did he get away with blinding someone That’s a Disgrace

[@aureagallardo1419]

Because they knew the police. Too bad for Sally she didn’t know any police 👮‍♀️

[@mydogsteppedona4431]

@@aureagallardo1419 Exactly and how he got out just to beat her again and let her give up on her allegations against him.

[@stellamary204]

@@aureagallardo1419 yep that part annoyed me and he seemed proud that they knew the police so he got off . Um...no sir any friend of mine who blinds someone in that nature is definitely not a friend anymore.

[@Scalper_27]

Yup. I felt exactly the same way 🤦‍♂️

[@Wally-pu2hh]

Ray's friend says he never stuck around to witness the abuse and arguments, he always left . Then he tells us that Ray never did those things? Hello ,I thought you left and didn't know ? You can't have it both ways

[@gearreallydoesntmatter]

He didn’t believe he was violent.. just that he took some guys eyes out.

[@Wally-pu2hh]

@@gearreallydoesntmatter 😆😆😆😆😆😭😭😭😆😆😆 RIGHT !

[@vondunn]

He said he would see them both, most of the time HER getting aggressive. She could have left if she was so concerned for her children safety. His friend also said he was meeting Ray there to get his things to leave. The friend returned too late. He had spent Valentine with his new girlfriend and told Sally he was leaving. Then she killed him. This crazy girl choose this man over her kids once again as usual.

[@RB1303-r3k]

That's "Ray's friend". I see that in those sexist times they never took the notice of it. Just like Sally's defence attorney had said: 'I think it's unfortunate that it happened in 1995'. They tried to also meet the common stereotypes? And that prosecutor... He is outdated! He still thinks so sexist! She didn't meat the requirements of a battered woman because he doesn't believe in such thing. He knew the language to use to win his case. He was just experienced at being a c*nt.

[@mphillips4324]

I felt like it was the black mob vs. a white woman. They seemed to all turn on her because of race.

[@Leilani_Michelle]

Feeling torn after watching this. Her side is definitely believable and it’s easy to empathize with her. It’s impossible to not feel for the kids. Especially her son who seems to have grown up to be a well spoken good looking young man. It’s heartbreaking and unfortunate that things went this way.

[@TheLegmann]

And why would she lie?

[@khazardevils8869]

Did you hear how Sally got into fights with other females, cops, and how she pulled a gun on her ex-husband. Sally was no angel herself.

[@louisianabiggdogg1154]

@@TheLegmann tell me you’re joking?

[@TheLegmann]

@@louisianabiggdogg1154 sarcasm

[@bryanscruggs7566]

she's a sociopath. you feminist will defend a woman when it's obvious she was a cold blooded killer, lmao. She killed him for cheating/wanting to leave. The evidence is obvious that she premeditated, went to the bedroom, reloaded, and then shot him in the face when was bleeding out on the ground.

[@thewrightsisters9205]

I actually feel really bad for her. I believe her when she said she was being beat by him. Those poor kids were too and I believe it’s true that all she wanted to do was protect them. You can tell she truly loved her kids.

[@allykatt1908]

she sure did he was a disgusting being talking bout he dad n he gonna beat them he said it one of the videos I was disgusted omg pissed me off 😤

[@melvinflynt6181]

The kids reaction in the interrogation room says a lot. Based on the son and daughters takes in there Ray beat her a lot.

[@slrs8777]

Just finished this and it was really good! The people I felt most bad for was her kids. They seemed like really great kids who unfortunately had to suffer and get their lives turned upside down due to their moms toxic relationship. The police interrogation room videos killed me! If only she left Ray earlier, but I know it’s never that easy. Glad to see Sally doing better today.

[@dwanedexter7685]

@ShericaLoveheart At least she is a better person than pedophile R Kelly

[@ellisflowers8389]

@ShericaLoveheart I'm happy for her

[@justyes4516]

@ShericaLoveheart Don't speak about God when you're defending a man who beat his wife and kids. Its honestly tainting his name. Its disrespectful.

[@sugahoney89]

@ShericaLoveheart Stop being a pick me/mammy for abusive blk men...😒 he got what he EARNED from mistreating people!

[@sugahoney89]

@ShericaLoveheart go behind the Wendy's dumpster - your customers are waiting mammy

[@chanelpreston4194]

I feel terrible for the children. Not only did they not have their biological father in their lives, but the only father they have ever known abused them and their mother. Imagine the life long trauma they will have as a consequence of that, in addition to witnessing a murder. Just sad all around.

[@allykatt1908]

plus her son even said he was bad to his woman look at that the cycle continued I was sad to hear that n he was on drugs 😔

[@williegladney9311]

The son just died yesterday smh

[@chanelpreston4194]

@@williegladney9311 Omg! Rest In Peace. Just heartbreaking. I feel so bad for this family smh I pray God watches over them.

[@CattDodgingCars89]

My main emotion that I took away from this was how heartbreaking this was for her children, this impacted their entire childhood and adult lives. The prosecutor, while just doing his job, seems like an incredibly evil man. Glad she's out of prison now and hopefully just living a quiet life on the coast.

[@Wally-pu2hh]

Idc bout those lil haffbreedz

[@bananka4905]

I agree. That prosecutor was an awful man. He does not know what it is like to be beat up . She was abused all her life.. i felt so bad for her and the children

[@danhair]

Yeah, so impacted. So impacted that... they went into service just like their mom to test out some of that PTSD and if it tasted good. I guess she only know how to teach them how to make dumb decisions because both of their lives are wrecked, especially the boy. She could have told them: go into sports, or a craft school. Learn to be a hairdresser or a cab driver... nope. Her advice: sign up for service in the War.

[@RB1303-r3k]

I never do youtube comments but after seeing that show I can see that he is a snob, selfish money, reputation sort of guy and that he is also highly sexist. I hope he got the hate he needed to get.

[@Douglas_Hamilton]

I agree 100% That prosecutor with his ridicules mullet is really a piece of work. Such an evil and arrogant psychopath. He ruins the reputation of all prosecutors.

[@SLUBUG]

I just finished watching this and I feel sorry for Sally and the children. Sally was an abused woman. From her childhood, her first marriage and then Ray who abused her emotionally, Physically and financially. She defended herself. I support Sally. I wish I could reach out to her and let her know that.

[@thomasjust2663]

The jury felt sorry for the dead guy and gave her 25 years in prison

[@grapeskunk4003]

I admire Shantina who left her abusive husband and has a great career in IT and the brother who is in drug and alcohol recovery

[@TheCrimeReel]

There is a great line up of true crime cases coming up in November - great job Netflix, cant wait to watch this one

[@bensearle7536]

Have to say, Netflix is on a roll at the moment. They’re dishing out some great stuff 👌 A very consistent streaming platform. Such a shame there’s no season 3 for ‘Mindhunter’ though. Gutted about that.

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@bensearle7536 yeah thats a real shame, hopefully one day they may get funding for S3

[@spidaman2475]

Can't wait for all the docs in November!

[@bensearle7536]

@@TheCrimeReel yeah, think I read each season cost $50mill to put on but the following/fan base, sadly, didn’t warrant/cover the investment for a Season 3.

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@bensearle7536 jeez, what a shame

[@katherine.km154]

I'm on episode 2 and I'm all choked up, crying ...... I felt so bad for the kids. Abuse is never okay. In the end, it was the kids who suffered the most. You can see the sadness in their eyes and hear it from their voice as they try to recount that awful day.

[@louisianabiggdogg1154]

Stop it 😂😂😂😂

[@doublem1975x]

She's a murderer not a victim and got what she deserved.

[@TheLegmann]

I think maybe the murdered guy suffered the most

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

The interrogation room footage of her telling the kids about his death and them having to go to foster care and their last hugs is just heart wrenching shit. 😢

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

@@TheLegmann the guy who abused her, the kids and drugs is who are supposed to feel sorry for? Mmmmk 🤡

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Her kids knew it was self-defense. Her kids didn't blame her for it. It's mind-boggling how 12 strangers can claim that they know more about what someone has been through than people who actually went through it.

[@venomrx6442]

If this was in Texas or Florida this would be different

[@julesjues2139]

I just am in awe of how “understanding”-I’m sure this isn’t the best word that can be used-her children were in the interrogation room when they visited Sally before they had to leave. Shantina instantly went to hug her and tell her it’s okay and her son was also trying to reassure her through words. I thought that was very touching

[@simpysompywomb5470]

Shows that everything she said about the abuse was completely true and the kids even at that young of an age, were able to feel some sense of relief from ray dying

[@AlyssaHarrisMusic]

Yes they were very mature for their age

[@digby_dooright]

@@simpysompywomb5470 Doesn't mean anything. I also grew up in this same abusive household and I would have defended my mum against anyone. Doesn't mean she would be right in shooting him with a shotgun.

[@simpysompywomb5470]

@@digby_dooright that sounds like a you problem buddy, I know how to hold people accountable for things they do 😁

[@nalad9387]

@@digby_dooright she sent 26 years in prison already. you're implying she got off scott free.

[@glossypots]

Why did she talk without a lawyer, seems to me the more you try to do the right thing tell the truth you just become more vulnerable they see conviction, conviction, conviction. This is why you need a lawyer always.

[@selmahare]

People were less savvy about this sort of thing back then. That and she looked like she was somewhat in shock at the events, and when it's like that you can't think properly, you just do, and talk... If anything that just further shows that none of it was calculated.

[@msgoodbrown]

This was the most objective true crime documentary I’ve seen on Netflix. Thank God for the happy ending. Generational trauma is real. I pray that Sally finds herself in a more happy and healthy marriage this time around.

[@afrozzz5634]

So I finished the documentary and I’m happy that Sally is out and living her life. She served her time! I hope she can live out the rest of her years happily surrounded by her near and dear.

[@juggalogamer8541]

Exactly glad she's out too even the kids said how violent the guy was

[@naturalbeauty4734]

​​@@juggalogamer8541 Agree 👏🍷 "Women who get abused is still not taking seriously in this country" 🤦

[@evon0406]

When they had to say goodbye in the police station basically broke me into pieces.

[@farahalsabbagh9740]

That prosecutor was the most hateful man in this documentary for me. I just couldn't stand listening to him such a disgrace And much much respect to that journalist who apologized to Sally on how she talked about her in the media at that time, it takes a very confident, strong and wise person to admit his mistakes.

[@thomasjust2663]

He was doing his job, also a jury of her peers convicted her, 5 parole boards did not believe her story either

[@gearreallydoesntmatter]

@@thomasjust2663 he is an idiot believing that she could physically stand up to Ray. Anybody that believes that is an absolute idiot.

[@thomasjust2663]

@@gearreallydoesntmatter So in your mind all 12 members of the Jury were also idiots?

[@roadblock99]

Unfortunately it has come to most of them caring about the WIN over actually doing what is RIGHT! Clearly the case in this story, I haven't looked into him or if he is still prosecuting but I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't(actually hope he isn't or had a wake up call on what his job TRULY is). Sure I do believe she was responsible for her actions to an extent and should endure the consequences, but the time she ended up serving was not justice.

[@oni6903]

He’s… a prosecutor. He’s a lawyer. It’s their job lol

[@Grigor92]

the reason i never cancel my netflix account, love these true crime doc .

[@NaticzkaKaminskaHenryDolphin]

same

[@Mehki227]

Have you watched I am a stalker?

[@Kris_413]

Facts, we need a season 2 of mind hunters tho 😪

[@nestleblack9468]

@@Mehki227 finished that show the other day...crazy...but good

[@mixedlove1234]

To say this documentary made me cry, is an understatement. My heart goes out to all effected by this situation. I feel for her and her children.

[@brooke8992]

Omgggg I’m still crying

[@abdulrahim8446]

Do you feel for the mailman, her neighbors she beat up, the 5 cops she fought, and the women who got their asses handed to them. She was bo victim, stop it!

[@mixedlove1234]

@@abdulrahim8446 absolutely not! She beat her neighbor up because he slapped her son, she beat the women who were cheating with her husband ect... did you even watch it? 🤣🤣

[@abdulrahim8446]

@@mixedlove1234 You just choose to believe anything this drug addict violent women says, even though she admits herself to having a bad memory and not being able to recall all the facts.

[@abdulrahim8446]

Im glad you weren't on the jury.

[@Hrithmus]

Just finished this and knowing the side effects of steroids and the anger I absolutely believe her. The 2nd shot I do believe did her in with the jury. I’m more impressed with her son doing 5 combat tours in Afghanistan and I really hope he can battle his inner demons. If he had some type of podcast I would totally support it

[@harrison7117]

Update, her son was shot and killed here in Augusta, GA February 28, 2024. May he rest in Peace

[@BooBopBaby]

What??! Wth happened?

[@Niccis_Narrative]

This is how monsters get away w abusing their spouses, because so many of their friends say “he’s not a bad guy” and they don’t know the truth of what happens behind closed doors. And then that “he’s not a bad guy” mentality passes on to others who believe that. I once had an older female friend and she was somewhat unique, she said that this guy who to me seemed like a harmless good timing drunk had broken her hand once and done other things. I thought “maybe she’s exaggerating” and then one day I was there and I heard him whisper something to her so vile and threatening and immediately my blood boiled and raged and I immediately pushed myself in front of her and told him to get the hell out of there, (he was maybe 5ft so I could have taken him, especially then because I was a little more muscled) or something to that effect. Never again will I assume that someone is a good guy just because they seem like it.

[@razann8875]

The fact is: Sally did Mary a favor by killing Ray; we all know he was going to abuse his lover right after they get married! Once an abuser, always an abuser, sadly...

[@aerodrome4427]

yes agreed - not how she sees it as it was like Jane Eyre and Mr Rochester - a true love like you read in books! LOL

[@error_4004]

Exactly. Mariana should have considered herself lucky. Easy to be charmed and love bombed when it’s not you that has to go home to him at the end of the night. He would have abused her as well

[@requiemforadream4430]

There is NO excuse for murder, IT's disgusting that some people think that. She could have left. End of story.

[@aerodrome4427]

@@requiemforadream4430 I agree - she should have left him. People do become trapped in abusive relationships.

[@justyes4516]

@@requiemforadream4430 Yes bec when you're getting choked by a roid raging man u should just let it happen. You're only defending him bec u hate women and think they should be abused.

[@c.g.4585]

I hope that prosecutor have a day he deserves for the rest of his life. He just wants a win and he will do whatever it takes. Ray's two nimrod friends: Ray was a "kind man" , but he has a temper. Blinds someone and still defended him. We saw two sides of the story, but their actions speaks otherwise. Maryane should thank her lucky stars she didn't get to see how truly "in love" Ray was with her. Sally got 25 years because she looked different than what a victim should look like. Justice system is just pure 🗑

[@allykatt1908]

he pissed me off i can't stand him 😤

[@c.g.4585]

@@allykatt1908 same here! Everytime he was on, I was yelling at the TV. 🤭

[@foyo5497]

I dont know, Sally had many accounts of acting violent in public over stupid nonsense. Both Sally and Ray were toxic, thats for sure.

[@Cuz_alegend]

Exactly, he said that a guilty person wouldn’t go to sleep after being questioned. Dude really abused kids and a woman, was jobless, focusing on himself while putting his family through struggle.

[@aaliyahkassim9142]

I just finished watching it. It brought me to tears . She didn't deserve to go through what she did . Her whole life was very hard to her. There was a lot of sexism that swayed people's perception. I feel so bad for her kids. They are traumatised for life. The circles repeat. It's like these things are hedetary . I'm so happy she found her happy ending.

[@ffreed6295]

Sally am happy you are free and you have already paid for what you did. Please be happy and enjoy with grandkids and your children and your husband. I watched your series on netflix here in Africa and when you got married at the end you looked beautiful and I cried because I was happy to see you happy and free. Please be happy sally please be, nobody knows how it hurts to be a silent woman ,pay for a man everything, pay house rent, food e.t.c! Only until you have walked her walk.! Please dear sally enjoy your life. We Much love you. from Africa.. ♡♡

[@erdz-pc2ec]

I wonder how different her outcome would have been if she had remained silent and had the resources to hire a high power defense attorney

[@safiyyahpatel6074]

Ray used her for money, abused her physically and emotionally/mentally, r-worded her, almost took her life multiple times, cheated on her, abused her children …and his friend makes no sense in his explanations trying to make her look like the bad one trying to cover up for his friend. Ray was in fact a monster, if she didn’t stand up for herself he would’ve taken her life. His friend saying Ray wanted to leave her, she was planning an escape from him, why didn’t he just leave? He still needed her money maybe? He loved taking his anger out on her? She was a victim. And that Prosecutor just argued his own wrong perception and not the reality of the situation.

[@lashaunx1000]

I’m glad she’s out! I definitely went back and forth with feeling sorry for her. Ultimately she was a victim and her kids are proof of that. However, she was clearly in the wrong for shooting Ray. A man who never worked, cheated and abused her. I mean, clearly I wasn’t a fan. But, he didn’t deserve to die. Sally should of let him move on and become his new girlfriend’s headache!

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

I agree. I am so conflicted about this.

[@lavoixdevelours]

I think she was so scared of him. She was financially supporting him 100%.

[@user-fn3sk3io8o]

Every action has a reaction and rays abuse against sally. Well she reacted . Should have left him years before

[@Fancyisthe1]

I believe that they abused each other and that she was upset that he was gone and probably with some other women for days. So when he came in I believe she picked a fight with him & shot him. For her to be in a domestic situation and not to have left 1 time is strange. Plus the man that knew both of them said Sally was pushing him... Sally children would of course side with her... I want to hear from Ray's real family.....

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

@@Fancyisthe1 Well they sided with her bc they knew she was getting her head busted everyday. Kids can tell which parent brings more of an evil energy. Why her son said he was the devil. But her son also said that he told her she was wrong that night. Ray didnt have family but his grandma.

[@gsentinel4821]

Incredibly sad and heart wrenching documentary - seeing the children grow up with such constant violence just tore me up.

[@susanjolly3295]

Battered wives and obsessive love is not a good combination , god bless her and so glad she is finally happily married to a wonderful man ❤

[@selmahare]

Well, let's see, cause with her track record there is no telling until one can tell. I actually cringed when I saw her with this new guy, first thing I thought given her pattern was: "please god let it not be another abuser".

[@KandyGTV]

@@selmahare she probably using her Netflix money to support him.

[@laurenmccleery5023]

Hot take, I believe her. I also believe she shot him a second time because she’s been failed so many times when he broke her nose and they put him in the military jail then released him and he beat her till she dropped the charges. What’s to say he wouldn’t do that again….. What the kids have to say just further proves it to me.

[@Thegoldenchild415]

I concur...

[@Petitedelight87K]

I’m kind of side eying the kids bc they didn’t see her for over a decade. Their actions indicate a disconnect that makes me doubt she was totally helpless. I believe kids witnessed their parents fighting. How do you not contact your parent who you truly believed was wrongly sentenced of 2nd degree murder? They didn’t even write her a letter for years. One son even cut her off for shorting Ray.

[@YeNoYeezy]

@@Petitedelight87K her daughter didn’t want people to know who her mother was and chose it was best to go no contact to avoid shame. Her son was angry at the situation and what it led to, then stated he wished he’d been there and supported her better, meaning he realized the fault of his letter to her. What are you side-eyeing them for. Did you listen to anything they said as to why they had little contact with their mom, or do you struggle with context clues and comprehension?

[@laurenmccleery5023]

@ShericaLoveheart both those things can coexistence just because he beat them when he was in his bad or raging moods doesn’t mean he couldn’t have some good times too, that’s clearly stated in the show. My mom was bipolar and I’m a product of that exact kind of home. Also whenever you witness something horrific like that I’m sure a child will scream and cry. There is no way with the actual documentation that he broke her nose that he was not violent. She may have been strong but he was obviously stronger. But i guess no one truly knows except her.

[@__sativa_diva__5415]

@@laurenmccleery5023 Right I believe the kids but hearing the son talk about harsh spankings while the oldest daughter makes no mention of abuse to them, only to Sally. The daughter said she used to stay up and wait for Ray. I wish all their stories matched up but they were indeed kids 😔

[@humblebee9265]

She didn't have sense enough to just leave, so she served some time. He didn't have sense enough to keep his big strong hands off of her and those children, so he got killed. Sounds about right!

[@foyo5497]

Ray was planning to leave Sally for the side chick. My guess is that Sally wanted to stay a "battered wife" because of BS love, so she literally didnt let him leave.

[@_roseanevieira]

I live for true crime docs 😍

[@missmew5240]

Just finished this series. I don’t think she deserved to serve all that time. Wherever you are Sally - I hope you and your family are living your best lives ever. Enjoy your grandson and make the best of every day. Much love from Nova Scotia ❤

[@AliciaJanae]

This looks good! Netflix is on a roll with their true crime docs!

[@KathyAnnalise]

She was a battered woman, through and through. They were both toxic to each other. But the prosecutor made me mad .. he’s an ass. And so was Rays friend. Can’t remember his first name.. but Mr. Brown? He kept pointing his fingers at Sally. And it just really felt like he was all about Rays side.. and vouching for his friend. He broke Sally’s NOSE. How do you justify THAT? I’m happy that this family is doing okay now.

[@Halexa11]

Rays best friend was in love with him. I have no doubt there was an affair going on there

[@stephenacrisius5831]

Shooting him in the face with a shotgun was not the answer . He did not deserve to bleed out like a pig

[@allykatt1908]

@@Halexa11 omg y u say that? 🤣🤣🤣

[@nelly2999]

I was gonna say that because he ended marrying the women that Ray was sleeping with 🌚

[@Inputdonutz]

That was probably the best sleep she's had!! The prosecutor is incompetent

[@laurenceg.877]

My thought exactly… Not saying murder is okay but she was probably (sadly) relieved.

[@Sobek888]

After watching documentary, I admire her son a lot. Despite what he has been through he still happy for his mother and looking at things how they truly are. Lots of respect and love

[@__sativa_diva__5415]

The 1st doc to make me cry in a long time. I feel for Ray, Sally and especially the kids. Good people can snap. I think Sally is a perfect example

[@Dzanarika1]

Abused people do snap as we all have a breaking point, nobody is perfect. If you poke the bear, you may get eaten up!

[@doublem1975x]

@@Dzanarika1 She killed him unprovoked and in cold blood becuase he was leaving her. Her self defense story has so many holes and she lied and contradicted herself so many times.

[@__sativa_diva__5415]

@@doublem1975x The daughter heard mom getting choked out.. That's why I can sympathize with Sally & Ray. She snapped. Even though he wasn't a threat when she shot him. That house was a powder keg waiting to go off

[@aerodrome4427]

@@doublem1975x Ray Macneal beat the children - one - while the other watched waiting for their turn. He deserved to die frankly though the verdict was technically correct.

[@aerodrome4427]

@@__sativa_diva__5415 had he survived - he would have come after her. shame about the 2nd shot - as he was going to die from bleeding anyway. Glad he died as he beat the children.

[@sihamali4]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one balling my eyes out watching this documentary!

[@metime-kw4tx]

She sealed her conviction with her testimony of how the shot was fired. "He beat me, I went to the room to retrieve the shot gun. I walked out to the front room while loading it. Told him to leave then shot" Going back to tell him to leave doesn't show threat because time of separation of the 2 rooms was enough to barricade herself and call the police. Its all about wording in the court of law.

[@densincomprehend8879]

The court system is a game. It shouldn't be like that. "Did u grab the shotgun?" Tf duh... Why the fk u asking me a dumb ass question like that if i clearly admit to u i shot the person?????

[@Busher50]

The 2nd shot really killed her defense

[@maryhaney1273]

I just watched this series an I love how Sally found love again an her kids came together for her. She finally got the love an happiness she deserved

[@moeshaj.6637]

Netflix bring the ALL the documentaries 😩

[@ShahPhilLeotardo]

This is the result of two roid heads getting together and the only people I truly have any sympathy for are their poor children.

[@mariamartinezrock]

A very sad story but I'm glad she is now living a free and happy life. Some people deserve a second chance and she is one of them. She and her kids lived a hell with Ray. It's unfortunate that someone died. I just hope her kids are doing better now and feel in peace inside now that she is free.

[@HisaLight2mypath]

She still still so beautiful. She ages well.

[@Sijdwnkzdkdk]

So much misogyny in this case. The prosecutor especially!! I couldn’t stand his stupid smug face. Sally wasn’t an angel throughout her life but she was the victim in this scenario and her actions were more than justified. I’m glad she’s free now and I hope she has a peaceful happy life❤

[@chriscorbin3190]

On the battered women's syndrome, I heard her say something about it felt like it was in slow motion. So what does it mean when you hear that high-pitched ringing in your ears 🤔

[@anonanon9385]

This was an interesting case and there were many factors to consider. But I believe if she had of stopped after the first shot . She would have most probably been found not guilty. However the evidence of the 2nd shot contradicted her account of what happened and subsequently she was found guilty of 2nd degree murder. But I believe the sentence was very extreme and excessive. The 2 things that stand out to me was how calm and passive her demeanor was on the 911 call and how poised and well adjusted she seemed after 25 years of incarceration. That takes alot of discipline and desentitzation.

[@kyaraAthena]

We saw a bit of her life and it helps put things into perspective. She was abused all her life, she thought it was "normal", beat up at home as a kid, then beat up by the first husband, then beat up by the second. Yeah, she was badass and strong, but from a young age she has been abused and that messed her up I think. The fact that she doesn't look like the movie cliché of a victim, a pristine helpless little princess, really doesn't bode well with people for some reason. She's a marine, she's also violent with others because she has learnt to take out the anger of the abuse on others too. She is not perfect. But she is also a victim. Definitely a sad sad case, devastating for the whole family and friends.

[@anonanon9385]

@@kyaraAthena agree I believe all those factors you mentioned are accurate. However the 1st cartridge found in the bedroom and not the kitchen and the blood splatter from the 2nd shot in the lounge room contradicted her statement . That she was being attacked by Ray and as result she believed her life was in danger so she fired the 2nd round in self defence. If that is what really happened the 1st cartridge would have been found in the kitchen where she claimed to have been when she turned to eject the shell to.relad the 2nd cartridge. The blood splatter would have been on the outside of the lamp shade just as lawyer pointed out and not under the lamp.shade as he indicated. The evidence contradicted her testimony and as much as what you have pointed out are all relevant factors her admission for her motive and intention did not match the evidence so she was tried in court The jury couldn't ignore the fact that the 2nd shot did not corroborate her version of events and as a result she was found guilty of 2nd degree murder. But the sentencing was excessive.

[@kyaraAthena]

@@anonanon9385 sorry, didn't mean to sound like I was trying to contradict you, just adding to it after reading loads of comments i found more sense in what you said. The 2nd shot definitely doesn't add up story-wise, I don't think she even remembers it properly, I do think she snapped after the too much "usual choking " and went for the 2nd in blind anger to make it all stop once and for all. Which as much as I feel for her, it has consequences sadly and deserved to serve some time for it, you also agree that 25 years was excessive; how long would you have given her? I said about 5 sounded fair, with a lot of emphasis on therapy for her ptsd and abuse history. The whole family seems to have started to repeat the cycle which is also extremely sad. Hopefully the son does well in rehab and the daughter won't let anyone hit her again like she said. I really hated to see the pain in their eyes :(

[@anonanon9385]

@@kyaraAthena I agree I think 5 years given her history suffering and on going trauma from partners should have been the maximum. But I would have hoped she got less or got out earlier and with therapy support and rehabilitation. It would of given her the chance to recover and start fresh and build a new life for her and the children. But It's always devastating and tragic when's there's a death in the family even when it's from natural causes.

[@SKYq-c7p]

샐리는 질투심 때문에 레이를 죽였다. 그녀는 아이들이 레이한테 맞는데도 레이를 두둔했다. 아주 이기적인 여자야.

[@SiempreLibre14]

Im glad she is free sometimes people need a second change.

[@EIonMusk1]

Thank goodness she’s free!!!

[@emersonmanning6523]

No doubt in my mind she killed him because he was going to leave her. All these years later and the thought still pisses her off.

[@rosihernandez9559]

Acabo de ver este documental..ella fue una mujer maltratada por un tipo narcisista que solo supo utilizarla para que le mantuviera su profesion....puede que ella si fue una mujer ruda o con ira...pero quién no con tanto abuso que recibio ella y sus hijos...no entiendo como puede haber familias y amigos y un fiscal tapando el sol con un dedo...los niños no mienten partiendo de alli inicia una verdad

[@beyondthematrix3945]

I was introduced to Ray and Sally at a powerlifting meet in Oceanside, Ca back in late 1992 by a mutual friend who was a female bodybuilder/wrestler as well. It’s a very sad situation all around especially for the children. I didn’t know what to think back then, and I still don’t know what to think now, other than feel sad about the whole situation!

[@JulieGraceImmink]

Excellent documentary!!

[@ayzee1975]

That’s when a media person said I wanna say sorry to Sally for what we did during her trials 😥😥😥 I cried so much while watching 😢😢😢 she’s the breadwinner of her family , her husband cheated on her, they didn’t saw all of her sacrifices 😢😢😢😢 her husband abused her children how come they didn’t saw that 😥😥😥wishing you the best life now God bless you Sally

[@UGuessin]

This show is so sad. There are things I want to say that has already been said. All I know is that I hope the persecutor, Rays friends and the mistress will die with a guilty conscience. It took Sally 25 years to finally be free from all this abuse that she went through. If you see this Sally I hope you enjoy your life and protect your temple.

[@IAM-jo5cc]

M.

[@miket4535]

I taught martial arts for decades and taught women's self defense as a separate entity of lessons tailored specifically to women's abilities to protect themselves. I know that there is always going to be speculation in this case. I've worked with battered women and why many felt they needed to protect themselves. I feel Sally was unjustly prosecuted and feel bad for what she went through. If she wanted to murder her husband she would have had a lawyer at the police interview advising her of her 5th amendment. She was foolish to take the testimony stand but that's what innocent people feel they need to do. I'm sure there are those that disagree but please respect that I have an opinion. I would like to write a letter to her expressing my opinion but do not know where to address the letter. Any help in where to send it would be appreciated

[@Petitedelight87K]

I think they fought each other. I think she killed him more so out of anger.

[@millieachy8760]

@@Petitedelight87K thank you

[@cooleddown5150]

Well said! I agree

[@wolfmanxxl8221]

@Johnny Longshlong Damn right

[@popland1977]

@Johnny Longshlong @Johnny Longshlong He raped, strangled and psychologically abused her. Ray was on 5 steroids and literally blinded a man while working as a security man. He was a monster

[@profhortsunlover1536]

it does not matter how violent she was she was still a battered wife you can be both

[@mr.hester5671]

It’s really disturbing how many men physically abuse women… I just don’t get it…

[@mindyann8903]

And justify it. The “men” in here justifying it most definitely been abusive before. The kids too !! 😢

[@profhortsunlover1536]

Decades living in Seige Mode = leads to poor mental health, you are literally driven insane, driven to insane actions. Fight or Flight.

[@afrozzz5634]

I rarely watch crime documentaries these days but this one was very well made!!

[@profhortsunlover1536]

PTSD ~ from childhood abuse ~ GROWN UPS NEED TO QUIT HITTING KIDS, LEAVE THEM ALONE, YOU'RE NOT PARENT MATERIAL, JUST BE SINGLE.

[@nelly2999]

To me Rays friends are red flags, their faces are so smirky and deceitful they definitely turned a blind eye to the abuse like they did to the infidelity and just accepted it but god forbid Sally did anything she was vicious and angry. I mean the things they openly said “ oh Ray didn’t love her the way she loved him” umm excuse me sir I’m pretty sure he was a broke bum who relied on her financially so please save the criticism. To me it seems that Rays friends were obsessed with him if not in love with him 🌚

[@profhortsunlover1536]

no one is "Mixed Race" every single homo sapiens is a shade of brown, ethnicity is about where ancestors lived, Hating different shades of brown is really dumb humanity has been shagging its way around the planet for 200,000 years, our genes are well mixed and diverse..... except for the billionaires, they're gene pool is tiny, dirty, inbred, toxic

[@marcomarko1759]

OMG...THIS SERIES WAS SOO HEART BREAKING,,,THOSE KIDS..OMG.....THEY ARE ABSOLUTLY THE MOST STRONGEST ,MATURE ,WISE ,LOVING HEROIC KIDS I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE......SOO HEARTBREAKING.....I REALLY BELIEVE SHE IS ABSOLUTELY NOT GUILTY

[@profhortsunlover1536]

the bar for men is sooooooooooo low yet the bar for women is impossible sexism at the root here he hated kids/women, the earring is a signal to other men... that he's not hetero

[@crystalrusmisel1832]

I watched this and I’m glad it has a happy ending for sally!!!! I’m glad her children have a relationship with her and that they’re healing from all this!

[@profhortsunlover1536]

if you take a belt to kids = i have no empathy or compassion for you, you're scum of the earth, a bully

[@wendylederer367]

I don't doubt that she was abused by her husband. He was a monster! You can see it in the home videos when he says to the kids "I'm officially your dad so I can take this belt to you" The fear in her daughters eyes was haunting! But I also think that the violence and dysfunction went both ways between Sally and her husband. It's not like this wasn't a fair fight. They were both pumped full of steroids both equally strong! The abuse went both ways. I think Sally was more concerned about the fact that her husband was cheating on her than the fact that he was beating her kids. In most domestic violence situations the victim is trapped. She can't leave because he threatens her life if she tries to leave. This was not the case here. Her husband was going to leave her for another women so Sally had the choice to leave with her kids. She was one of the lucky ones that had that option but it was her jealousy and rage toward him that caused him to end up dead. Where was this rage when her kids were being abused? She put her kids through Hell! I wouldn't be as forgiving if I were them!

[@mikenw253]

Imagine how much less severe punishment Sally would have gotten if she had access to a top defense attorney right away, before she did those interviews with police. That prosecutor who made everything about himself (I, I, I) can afford to be so arrogant only because he has racked up many, many victories against overmatched opponents. Talk about systemic inequities.

[@Loveoverhate_]

This was a great doc. I believe sally was definitely being abused , but it’s not the reason she killed her husband. She killed him because he was leaving her.

[@popland1977]

@Johnny Longshlong He raped, strangled and psychologically abused her. Ray was on 5 steroids and literally blinded a man while working as a security man. He was a monster

[@Song2LongUnsung]

That was my takeaway too.

[@titaa56]

Wrong.

[@titaa56]

@Johnny Longshlong she’s not “playing the bartered wife”….SHE WAS BATTERED, ABUSED AND RAPED!!! Children were beaten by Ray the monster too!!! This is why men keep harming women and being abusive because no one wants to believe the woman until it’s too late!!

[@lornam6846]

@Johnny Longshlong did he (your angel Ray) not leave someone blind?!?

[@DaveyD71]

This chick is as crazy as can be. Drama queen. Killed a guy in cold blood. Rot in prison honey. You got what you deserved. She brainwashed her kids especially her whacko son.

[@profhortsunlover1536]

He deserved it.

[@LobsterRoc]

The fact that she got married again...

[@sandoz667]

😅😅😭

[@berlin990]

Omg he was abusive, surprised pikachu face

[@wolfmanxxl8221]

One shot...defense. Two...calculated murder.

[@RP.123]

I feel sorry for the kids. I believe Sally and Ray were in a volatile relationship. She had a temper, he had a temper. Ray was not a saint but I found it hard to believe the battered woman syndrome narrative. Sally was triggered by Valentine's day. She kept mentioning that day often. I do believe the narrative that Sally was more into Ray than he was into her. She was upset that he spent that day with the mistress and not her. An altercation occurred because of it and Ray ended up getting shot (2x). I do believe it was more of an accident "of rage" than I feared for my life narrative. Edit: I don't wish death on Ray and I don't think Sally is a bad person. I just don't think she was Betty Crocker cooking meals and Ray just came home randomly attacking her. I think they were both aggressive with each other. He was just bigger. And that's not a defense for him.

[@jaijai5250]

Absolutely. They were two violent, toxic people, with poor emotional regulation who trauma bonded.

[@chanelk98]

I just feel horrible for the children. Those two were aggressive towards each other and were just toxic. The children admitted to that and so did their friends. Sally clear as day admitted to pointing the gun at Ray while he was making food and that’s when he turned around and came at her. She also lied about going back to the bedroom to reload. Her daughter came out after hearing the first shot. Then, while Ray was on the ground, in front of their daughter, Sally shot him in the face. Even her kids, as they got older, they stopped speaking to their mom and told people their parents were dead. When they interacted in the documentary is was awkward😂 Sally didn’t deserved to be beaten and Ray didn’t deserved to be violently murdered. They should’ve just divorced one another instead all the cheating and then being violent towards one another in front of the children.

[@anndeecosita3586]

I don’t believe everything Sally says because some of it doesn’t make sense. I think the reason she keeps saying her memory is bad is to account for that. Anyway she did her time and I’m happy she can make a fresh start. Although I totally get where the daughter was coming from when she said she felt Sally chose Ray over her kids.

[@FlixCreEightR]

And the circle of abuse continues. I lost a good friend who allows her husband to do the same. I feel for her child, a girl. And hope she doesn't turn out like the mom or worse, the dad.

[@brangagabi8768]

I don’t get it :) I mean..those “friends” defending him like “he was in love with another person,he wanted to get out from that relationship” but he kept beating her and her children! And all those times when she worked to give him money?when she lost herself to please him? If you are a good man why he treated her children like that? Why to break her nose? Just let her go! I’m sorry but I’m not buying the “good guy” story :) Ohhh and that Daniel Goldstein? 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄no words needed! I’m just happy to know that she’s doing ok! I wish her and her family a peaceful life! They all deserve it! 🍀

[@SOJOA]

That dickhead prosecutor clearly has never been through abuse in his life. She took a nap because whatever was awaiting her was less worse than what she already suffered from. It's called relief you ignorant asshole. Dickhead needs his ass beat.....hard. Sorry had to edit

[@dral9657]

Years earlier she threatened her first husband with a gun ,…this time she went the distance. So did he beat poor Sally too ? Yea right !

[@annwilliams6438]

The DA on this case was way more interested in moving up the ladder than in what the circumstances of a case was. Things like ‘she lay down and had a nap in the interview room - therefore she felt no remorse.’ NO. Someone who has been through a trauma like that and who has not had any sleep that night and been interrogated for hours - is going to be tired. Seriously?! And ‘she was a body builder herself so why she scared of her husband?’ Hmm. Have you seen the size of that guy? Do you know what drugs the husband was packing? Even with her build, he could have snapped her neck like a twig! ‘Oh, she wasn’t in imminent danger…’ just that he had been STRANGLING her a few minutes beforehand and was hopped up with steroids. Did she get angry? Yes. Was the anger sustained for more than a few seconds? Yes. Should she have gone to jail? Yes. Should she have been treated like she was an unfeeling psychopath who planned her husband’s demise in advance of the time period? No! Quite frankly that seems to describe the DA more than it describes Sally. (Listen to what her young son had to say when the police let her children visit her for a few minutes while she was being questioned straight after the shooting, to get a picture of what was going on in that house at the time.) This whole sorry saga is a classic tale of why it is not a good idea to mix anabolic steroids and bodybuilding.

[@simpysompywomb5470]

I saw the other videos regarding it before I watched the second episode of the show and at first I thought she was so obviously lying and just trying to cover herself up. But after watching it all and seeing the way her kids described everything and talk about what had happened, she just seemed like a loving mom who tried her best for her kids. Cried my eyes out like a baby when she apologized to her daughter for what she did