RIDING THE TRUE CRIME WAVE Love & Death

La nueva miniserie de HBO promete ser una joya del true crime tan icónica y estremecedora como la historia, terrible y real, en la que se basa. En ella, la vida más idílicamente ordinaria y burguesa se mezcla con los actos más extremos y espeluznantes.

by TIARE GATTI MORA

ENTERTAINMENT Candy Montgomery was a mother from Texas who appeared to be living the American Dream. Then, on Friday 13th June in 1980 she violently murdered her best friend from church, Betty Gore, delivering1 forty-one blows2 with an axe3. This is the true story behind the new HBO true crime miniseries Love & Death, starring Elizabeth Olsen as Candy and Jesse Plemons as Allan Gore, Betty’s husband. LOVE & BOREDOM A stay-at-home4 mother of two from the suburbs5, Candy had an apparently stable marriage and a happy life. However, out of boredom6, she was driven7 to seek a love affair, and she chose Allan, her best friend’s husband, as her partner. They agreed to keep it exclusively sexual, meeting in cheap motels and never letting romantic feelings get in the…

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