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Music Welcome back to Crime Capsule. I'm your host, Benjamin Morris. Sometimes it's said that marriage changes a person. They become more secure, more bold, more willing to take risks if they

know that their spouse loves them. There's a good bit of truth in this, the way that

loving couples uphold one another and encourage each other. But it's also said

for a different type of person, marriage does not transform them,

it reveals them.

It pulls back the veil on who they really are, warts and all, sometimes, knives, daggers,

and all.

As we round up our series of crimes of passion for the hot summer months, I'm just

going to come right out and say it. I am fascinated by the character trope of the Black Widow,

the woman who marries just to kill, who does so over and over, who seems to take an

ice-cold pleasure in the calculation of it, the scheming, the execution both figuratively

and literally. We've featured these types of killers a number of times on crime capsule, and every

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