6 Unforgettable Crimes Connected to Westchester County
From missing persons files to cults, these true crimes committed in our backyard might have you lookin over your shoulder for the near future.
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From missing persons files to cults, these true crimes committed in our backyard might have you lookin over your shoulder for the near future.
Carolyn Warmus has always maintained her innocence in the murder of Betty Jeanne Solomon, who was shot to death nine times in her home in 1989.
'Fatal Attraction' killer who served 27 years for shooting her lover's wife nine times is now allowed to have three pieces of evidence from her trial DNA tested as she fights to be exonerated Carolyn Warmus was released on parole two years ago after serving 27 years for the killing of her lover's wife, Betty Jeanne Solomon, in New York in 1989 Warmus, who had been having an affair with Betty's husband Paul, was convicted in 1992 of shooting her nine times in her home After the killing, prosecutors said Warmus went to meet Paul in a hotel bar for cocktails before having sex with him in his ...
Want betty jeanne dead? >> honestly, for the life of me, i could not imagine paul being involved in this. i couldn't. because just like he had said to me, he could divorce her in a couple of years. >> but during the first trial, the defense raised suspicions about paul solomon's involvement, and warmus's new appeal cites police reports of life insurance policies taken out on betty jeanne. >> would paul solomon want to kill his wife for money? >> i am not saying that paul solomon or vincent parco pulled any triggers. i just don't think they're pristine, clean, and unadulterated in this action. ...
It was he who sold warmus the murder weapon. >> why did you tell her that gun knowing it was illegal? >> it was a stupid thing to do and something i regret. >> vincent parko said he sold you a gun with a silencer. is that true? >> wem, it's not true, and then he said i paid him $2500, but the police went through all of my bank records, savings account, checking account, everything, credit cards, everything. there's not a penny missing from anything. >> to this day, no gun was ever found. even the prosecutor questioned parko's character. >> we reached out to vincent parco. this was his attorney...