Snapped - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Martha Freeman
Martha Freeman made a bold choice when she let her lover move into the closet of her guest bedroom. But, when his snoring woke her husband one night, she made an even bolder, more sinister choice.
Amy Bosley
Amy Bosley knew she was in trouble when she didn't pay taxes for the family business. But, it would be the police, not the IRS, who ultimately came after her when she killed her husband to keep him from finding out.
Kimberly Cunningham
Kimberly Cunningham was furious when she learned that a family friend had molested her daughter - and when she confronted the attacker, she brought a gun to help make her point.
Margaret Rudin
In 1987, four-time divorcee Margaret Frost married Las Vegas real-estate mogul, Ron Rudin. On December 18, 1994 64-year-old Ron mysteriously disappeared.
Jane Dorotik
Jane Dorotik, a successful healthcare executive, murders her estranged husband in February 2000 so she would not have to pay alimony.
Susan Polk
A summation of the case of Susan Polk, who was convicted of second-degree murder in the October 2002 death of her therapist husband.
Claire Welsh
Claire Welsh is a prom queen accused of shooting her boyfriend Jack Mileski in January 1997.
Vicki Monroe
Life was good for Kentucky bar owners Vicki and Gerald Monroe. But, when Gerald turned up dead and Vicki's son blamed her for the crime, she would go from serving drinks to serving time.
Mary Krueger
Mary Krueger caught her husband with a prostitute in the kitchen of their Iowa farmhouse, and she had a rifle in her hand when she made the discovery.
Brookey Lee West
Brookey Lee West ended years of mother-daughter conflict when she put her unstable mother away. But, Brookey had new problems when police discovered her mother had been "put away" inside a trash can in a Las Vegas storage unit.
Daphne Wright
Daphne Wright kills her ex-girlfriend's friend in February 2006 and then dismembers the body with a chainsaw.
Melanie McGuire
Melanie McGuire drugs and shoots her husband in April 2004, then dismembers his body and disposes of his remains in the Chesapeake Bay.
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