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(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

Do I look okay?

You look nice.

Really?
You really think so?

(PANTING)

(REPORTERS CLAMORING)

JUDGE: Is the state prepared
to make an opening statement?

SIEGLER: We are, Your Honor.

Susan Lucille Wright
stabbed and mutilated
her husband, Jeffrey Wright.

Theirs was not
a perfect marriage,

as the evidence
will show you,

but whose is?

You will hear evidence
that will
help you understand

why Susan Wright
made the decision

to murder
rather than divorce.

You're never gonna
understand it all.

Because you're never
gonna understand her.

How could you?

She's a monster.

(UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

(MEN CLAMORING)

(CHUCKLES)

Suse, pretty, ain't they?

Shut up, Jess.

Come on, Suse, man up.

Let's go watch.

JESS: Yeah.

Yeah, no more of this
"shy little sister" stuff.

You are hot, act like it.

Grab a wine cooler,
ladies, we're going in.

Oh, yeah.

(INDISTINCT TALKING)

So cute.

(MEN GROAN)

MAN: Little help?

Go get him.

(LAUGHS)

Hi.

I'm Jeffrey Wright.

I'm Susan Wyche.

Wanna play?

Go, go, go.

Come on, you can't
sit on the sidelines

being pretty
your whole life.

Sometimes you gotta
get in the game.

Here we go.

Oh, my God.

Jeffrey Wright?
You literally
just met Mr. Right.

Go!

Oh, my God.

Yeah, we're gonna watch that.

Nice.

(WOMEN CHEERING)

All right,
it's your serve,
pretty lady.

Okay.

So, uh, relax.

Let the ball
settle in this hand.

The uh, left hand
is your constant.

Right hand,
swing it through.
Mmm-hmm.

(WOMEN CHEERING)

Gotta love a girl
who brings her
own cheerleaders.

So hold the ball still,

breathe...

Swing away, pretty lady.
Okay.

Oh.

(CHEERING)

Okay, wow.

I get it. That whole
sweet, innocent thing
was just an act.

I don't even know how
I did that, I swear.

Well, whatever you did,
keep it up.

You just might be my
lucky charm, darling.

So you moved
to Houston for...

I was studying
to be a nurse.

I'm saving to go back.

Nurse, huh? Damn,
you are a good girl.

(CHUCKLES)
I'm not that good.

Okay, you just go
ahead and shock me

with stories of
your sordid past.

Hmm.

Well, after I
graduated high school
and I moved to Houston,

I uh, had to make
some money, so...

I was an exotic dancer
at the Gold Cup.

I'm sorry?

You're the
church leader by day,
stripper by night?

It was only for two months.

(LAUGHS)

All right.

So when you
did that dancing

for that short period
of time that you told us
all you didn't like,

you will agree with me
that the way you
make money doing that

is to seductively,
provocatively,
with no clothes on at all,

let strange men
come up to you,

and pretend to those men
that you liked them.

It's what being a dancer's
all about, isn't it?

Actually, no.

I enforced
the two-foot rule.

And uh, I just didn't
like people touching me.

I mean, I'm sure
that's the case with others,

but that wasn't
the case with me.

So you were the most
prim and proper dancer

to ever hit the history
of the Gold Cup?

(MOANING)

You should...
Yeah, I think I...

I probably have one.

No, I meant
you should take me home.

What'd I do? Why?

Nothing, it's just...

We don't have to do
everything in one night,
and I really like you.

I like you, too.

I don't mean
to rush you, it's just...

Do you sleep
with all the girls

that you take
out on first dates?

Well, yeah.

I'm kidding.
No. I'm sorry.

It's just,
you're a very sexy woman.

And you,

are a very sexy man.

Which is precisely
why we have to stop.

Even that is sexy.

I swear, pretty lady,
you are gonna be
the death of me.

DEAN: So did you and Jeff
go on a date after that?

Yes.

Where did you go?

We went to a
crawfish festival
in Old Town Springs.

Did you have fun?

Yes.
So,

did you and Jeff
go on a third date
after that?

Yes, it was my 21st birthday.

Where did y'all go
for your 21st birthday?

We went to
a bar called Lola's.

I remember it
because um, Jeff told me
that he loved me

and I told him that
we barely knew each other.

But it is correct to say that

you were interested in
getting to know him better.

Right?
Yes.

He was sweet.

Hey, I think
that's gonna be the one.
Okay.

Yeah, let me just make sure
there's no one coming...

MAN: Let's go, ladies,
back to work.

All right, we've gotta
get back to work.

So wait, he told you
he loves you,

and he hasn't even
slept with you yet?

Well, he's really
sweet like that.

He's letting me
take my time.

He makes me feel
like a princess,

like nothing could
ever hurt me.

I just feel so good,
Jess, like,

I don't know, maybe
he really is Mr. Right.

Look at you,
little sister.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

Dude, so you've been
out with this girl
like, five times,

and you still
haven't slept with her?

What, are you saving
yourself for marriage?
(FRIEND LAUGHS)

Yeah, maybe.

What, are you saying
you're gonna
marry this girl?

I'm saying
that she's cool.

And hot.

And I'm almost 30.

My parents got married
when they were teenagers.

And they've been
together almost 40 years.

Hate to be the one to
break this to you, man,

but you're not your parents.

I would just like
to point out that we're
having this conversation

with half-naked girls
grinding in our laps.

Yeah, I had noticed that.

(PHONE RINGING)

Hey, Suse, it's Jeff.

I don't know if you have
plans tomorrow night,

or if you're working,

I was just wondering
if you wanted to come over

and, I don't know, I thought
we could just have some dinner

and have a quiet night.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

* I'm so alone
where you are not

* Hiding in
your favorite place

* Laughter streaming
down your face

* And I...

Wow.
(LAUGHS)

Thanks.

Uh, please, come in.

Did you have any trouble
finding the place?

(CHUCKLES)

You did all this for me?

I ordered the food,
but I didn't
pick out the flowers.

And the candles?

And you bought
a new shirt?

How did you know
I got a new shirt?

(LAUGHS)

This is the
sweetest thing

that anyone's ever
done for me.

Buy a shirt and
light some candles?

No, I mean,
you thought about me.

Thought about
what I'd like.

I can't stop
thinking about you.

I hope whatever
you got for dinner
will still be good cold.

* And I know

* You had to...

* Go

* Go

* Go, go

* Go...

(PANTING)

Well that was...

That was...

It was okay.

I mean...
(LAUGHS)

I love you.

Huh?

It's okay
to say it during sex.

Yeah, but that was...

...after sex.

I love you, too.

You mind if...

No, I don't mind.

You sure?
'Cause I don't have to.

No, not at all.

All right, cool.

SIEGLER: So let's move
forward a little bit.

Later on,
in August into September,
what happened to you?

I became pregnant.
By who?

By Jeff.
Were you on
birth control pills?

At this time, yes, I was.

But they didn't work?

No, they did not.

You trap Jeff at all
into getting
pregnant with you?

No, I did not.

So you're pregnant now.

I didn't do it
on purpose.

I swear.

Are you mad?

No, I'm not mad.

You haven't even
looked at me.

We don't have to have
the baby if you don't...

I want whatever you want.

I just need,
I need some time.

We don't have to
do anything
right away, right?

We can wait?

Yeah.

Suse, I do...

I love you.

You do?
Yeah.

And I want you,
I want kids. I just...

This is a little faster
than I expected.

You can take
all the time you need.

It's okay. We can wait.

What are you doing?
Listen.

We can do this.

We love each other.
Nothing else matters.

Jeffrey...
Let me do this right.

Susan Wyche,
will you marry me?

I'll get a ring and
we'll do it perfect.
But for now...

Yes. Yes, I'll marry you.

* Ain't nothing
in the world like you

* When I see your light
shining on me

* That makes my day
go easily

* Feel the song
going around my head

* Feel the words
and the melody
I just can't forget

* Like the day that
we first met... *

How you holding
up there, son?

I'm good, Pop.

Your mom and I are
real proud of you.

The man you're becoming,
you did the right thing.

Thanks.

I hope me and Suse
will be just like you guys.

Well, that's a tall order.

But you just take care
of your family, right?

A man takes
care of his family.

You look
absolutely magical.

Oh, she looks all right.
(ALL LAUGH)

I just want him to think
that I'm the prettiest
girl that he's ever seen.

Oh, you're the prettiest
girl in the world.

Thanks, Mom.
(ALL LAUGH)

Trust me, Suse,
the way he looks at you,

you could be in a sack
and he'd still think that.

We are so excited
to have you be
a part of our family.

Louis and I were saying
just the other night
how changed Jeffrey is.

For the better, I mean.
(LAUGHS)

You're so good for him.

Thanks, Mrs. Wright.

You don't happen to have
any other sons, do you?

They are good for each other.

You're going to
make a great team.

I love you, Mom.

And that is one
lucky baby.

(CHUCKLES)

Ladies, let's have a toast.
Oh, yes.

Here's to the Wright family.
May they live a long
and happy life together.

Cheers.
Cheers.

The future's bright!

* You're the only one it takes

* To know that love is

* You're so worth it

* There's not any
part of me could want

* To let you go

* Oh-oh

* Oh-oh

* Oh-oh

* Oh, yeah

* Oh-oh

* Oh-oh

* Oh-oh

* So kiss me now

* I'm never stoppin' you...

I now pronounce you
husband and wife.

(ALL CHEERING)

* You're so worth it

* There's not any
part of me could want

* To let you go

* You're so worth it...

(CHEERING)

(POP MUSIC PLAYING)

Hi. Hi, guys.

Hey. Thank you. Hi.

Hi. Hi.

I'm sorry to interrupt,
but I'd like to borrow
my wife for a second.

I just couldn't
stay away from you.

(MOANING)

I love you, Mr. Wright.
I love you, Mrs. Wright.

We'll be the happiest
couple ever. I just know it.

What did you do
with this knife?

I stabbed him in the neck.

You stabbed him
in the neck
the first time?

Yes.

SIEGLER: Based on what
you saw, what you observed
with your own eyes,

what did you see
of the relationship

between Jeff and his wife,
the defendant?

Susan was quiet.

I wouldn't necessarily say
a shy person, but she...

I dunno, to coin a phrase,
Leave It to Beaver family.

That's kind of what I saw.

* My heart stays still
believing you

* My heart...

He's amazing.

So are you.

ALLIE: You're home.

Let me see.

(GASPS)

He's beautiful.

What's his name?
Andrew.

Andrew Wright.

You are a lucky
little boy, Andrew Wright.

Congratulations, you two.

If you need anything,
I'm right across
the street. Just holler.

Thanks, Allie.
We'll see you guys later.

Tell Bobby
maybe we'll watch
the game on Saturday.

He can't.
Little League.

You know that's gonna be
your life, too, soon.

No more hanging
out with the buddies
on the weekends.

Let's show
the little man his castle.

We did good, huh?

We did great.

Wanna practice
making another one?

(LAUGHS)

The doctor said four months.

Four months?

I don't think
I can stay away
from you that long.

It'll go by in a flash.

We have our
whole lives together.

There's plenty of time.

I'm gonna go work
in the yard.

Get rid of some of
this pent-up energy.

Okay.

I'll be down in a minute.

Jeff, lemonade?

(SIGHS)

Thank you.

Next I'm gonna
rip up the patio and put
a fountain over there.

I thought the girl
was supposed to
do the nesting.

I'm building us a home,
pretty lady.

I'm gonna be so good to you.

I'm gonna work so hard.

I'm gonna be so good
to the two of you.

So do you recall
at some point
your son not being

particularly excited
about getting married
to Susan?

Jeff spoke with me
about the fact that

Susan had gotten
pregnant on purpose.

And that she had
told him she was on
birth control pills.

And asked for
some fatherly advice.

We'll pass the witness.

What was that
fatherly advice,
Mr. Wright?

That the child
needed a father.

SUSAN: He wants to own
his own business.

So, it's long days.

I want him
to be successful.

You guys are
so great together.

Yeah, it's not easy,
but we love each other.

Don't forget about
the potluck tonight
at my house.

Are you making
your apple pie?

I will, if Tim
makes those potatoes
that Jeff likes so much.

You're on.

(HOUSE MUSIC PLAYING)

Relax, Jeff, we're having
a couple beers at lunch.

Sorry, you know
I appreciate this, I just...

I probably should
get back to work.

Yeah, no, no,
we shouldn't celebrate.

Sorry,
what would we celebrate?

Baines is real happy.

Corporate just told me
you got the promotion.

I got the promotion?

That's amazing.
Yeah.

Thank you so much!
Whoa!

Hey, okay, buddy,
you're hugging me.
You're hugging me.

Yeah, sorry.

Hope you don't
have dinner plans.

I know, yeah.

Thanks for
bringing everything.

We're gonna
get some food.

(LAUGHS)

(WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY)

Yeah.

Wait, let me help you
with the Boy Wonder.

Thank you.
Come here, Boy Wonder.

Hey, where is
your man, by the way?

He better hurry up
or he's gonna miss out
on Tim's potatoes.

I know.

He should be here soon.
He's probably just
got stuck with a client.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Speak of the devil.

Hey, babe, where are you?

(LOUD ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)
Babe, I got the promotion.

You know we have
people over here tonight.

What? I can't...

Oh, crap,
the potluck thing.

Babe, I'm so sorry.

Where are you?

I'm just at a...

...a bar.

Okay, when will
you be home?

I'm probably
gonna be late.

Just tell everybody hi,
and that I'm sorry, okay?

Okay, I'll see you
when you get here.

(HANGS UP)

Okay, hi.

Thank you, sir.

Mr. Wright!

Doesn't this beat
going home?

How can it...

(DOOR CLOSING)

You missed a great party.

Yeah.

When did everybody leave?

About an hour ago.

Andrew fell asleep
as soon as
the house was quiet.

So what bar did
you guys go to?

Can we not do this?

Do what, Jeff?

Just asking my husband
where he's been.

I was at a bar.

With clients.
It went late.

I missed the potluck.
I'm sorry, all right.

I am not the
perfect husband.

Nobody ever said anything.
But I'm trying though.

Okay, I really am.

Please don't raise
your voice okay?

I don't want you
to wake Andrew.

Always that.

"Don't wake the baby.
The doctor said
we should wait.

"I'm really tired.
I'm sorry the house
is a mess, but..."

God, what the hell
is happening to us, Susan?

I'm really trying,
but you're always
out with your clients.

Yeah, I'm always out.

Because what the hell
do I have to come home to?

This? You?

I'm working my ass off
for this family,

trying to be
a good husband
and a good father.

What the hell more
do you want from me?

I just want you here.
Now I'm right fricking here.

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm really sorry. I...

Look, you just got
to give me some...

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Maybe I'm not
good at this.

Okay, maybe
I'm just not cut out.

No. Yeah,
you're amazing, okay?

I'm sorry.

God, you've been
working really hard

and I'm sorry,
you know, that...

I know that
I can be distant.

And tired.
But I'll be better.

Okay?

I love you and I know
we can get back to us, okay?

I know. I just know it.

Yeah, we can get
through this, pretty lady.

It's just a little
bump on a long road.

That's all.
I know.

I'm pregnant again.

December 1st,
your son Cody
was born, correct?

Yes.

Hey, Dad.
Hey, hey, hey.

Sorry.

Didn't mean to wake you,
go back to sleep, okay?

Night, sport.

Did the sex continue
after the birth
of your child?

Yes, it did.

Was it forced or unforced?

Both.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Now, when Jeff
forced you to have sex.

What'd you do?

I'm tired.
I'm not.

I can still smell
the booze on you.

You don't want
to wake the kids.

I would just lay there.

And close my eyes.

And pretend that
I was somewhere else.

Yeah, definitely...
Dad, look what
Rippy can do.

Hey, yeah. Okay,
just one second,
buddy, okay?

Yeah, thank you. Okay?

Give Daddy a minute
to finish his call.

(GROWLING PLAYFULLY)

Kaboom!

You guys should
try some of this,
there's black beans in it.

Just like Louis likes.
Grandpa.

When did you become
such a Susie homemaker?

I'm trying.

Jeff, come here,
it's family time.

It's okay, a man's
got to do his job.

Mom, I taught
Rippy a trick.

Oh, you did?

Sit.

Whoa.
Well done.

Thank you.
Thank you so much.

SUSAN: Did you
show your daddy?

Well, I know that
some of us wanted
me off the phone,

but that call might have
just landed me an account

that will make me
regional manager
by the end of the year.

Wow, congratulations.
Congratulations, Jeff.

Oh, my gosh.
Jeff, that's great.

You know, as long as
we're sharing big news.

I've decided to
go back to school.

What?
You are? Wonderful.

Yeah, when
Jeffrey and I first met,

I told him that
I wanted to be a nurse.

So I signed up at
the junior college,

and I'm going back
and I'm going
to get certified.

And it's night classes,

so I can still
take care of the kids
during the day and then

at night,
we can trade off.

Yeah, this is a picture.

Come on, you guys.
Go, right here.

Go, go, go, one. Love it!
JOAN: Get Rippy in. Good one.

You wait until
the whole family's here
to bring that up?

Is that so
I can't say anything?

I just thought
the kids are going
to be in school, so...

You think we have
a money tree growing
in the back yard?

You just got a promotion.
I didn't get it yet.

I'm going to be working.

I got to work some nights.
I can't be
rushing home at 6:00

so you can go
out and learn
how to clean bedpans.

Working at night?

Is that what you're doing?

I'm busting my ass
for this family.

You are not
going back to school.

You are going to take
care of your damn house,

you are going to
take care of your kids,

and you are going
to take care of me.

Mom?

We're just talking, sweetie.
Ready to go?

In November,
you discovered these
underneath your bed, correct?

Yes, I did.
Did you put them there?

No, I did not.

Did Jeff put them there?
Yes, he did.

Did he tell you why
he put these
underneath your bed?

He kept them under
the bed on his side.

And uh, he told me
that he could

bash my head in
within minutes.

You testified that
during these beatings,

he kicked you as
hard as he could,

and he would hit you
as hard as he could.

Yes.
And he smashed your head
against the wall.

Dashboards, yes.
Dashboards.

Car windows, floors,
all these things.

Yes.
You never
suffered a broken bone,

and you never
went to a doctor?

I wasn't allowed...
And you never
went to a doctor?

No, I did not.

Is Daddy coming with us?

Uh, no,
Daddy had to work.

But he might meet
up with us later.

She's killing me, man.

My mom and dad made it
look so easy, but...

Between the kids and
the bills and all that...

Jeff, look.
First of all,

you're completely
bringing me down.

This is supposed to be
the fun part of the day.

Second of all,
every marriage goes
through rough patches.

Just work it out.

That's what couples do.

How you doing?
Hey.

Susan?

Hey, honey, you home?

He was just upset.

MRS. WYCHE:
Do you hear yourself?

Susan, he hit you.

What would you do
if Dad grabbed you?

Would you leave him?

Kids are asleep.
Thanks.

Did you guys
decide what's next?

I told her
she could move in here.

I'm not leaving him.

Suse...
He's my husband.

Well, yeah, but he hit...
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

I'll get it.
You stay here.

Jeff?
Jess, where is my wife?

She doesn't want
to talk to you.

How did you know
that I'd be here?

'Cause I know you, darling.

Where else you gonna go?

What do you want, Jeff?

I want my wife back.

I want my kids
in their beds
where they belong.

Just get out of here
or I'm going to
call the police.

Suse,
I made a mistake, okay?

I'm sorry,
and I'll make it right.

Just like it was
in the beginning.

You remember
what it was like
in the beginning, right?

Please give me
a second chance.

This is crazy.

Please come home.

I love you.

(WATER FLOWING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Susan.

Don't ever do that again.

We're a family.

You understand?

You will never
take my children
away from me again.

We are a family.

Do you understand?

Let's talk about
the relationship
with Jeff and Susan.

How would you
describe that relationship?

Controlling.

What do you mean
by controlling?

Jeff was very
controlling towards Susan.

It was not
a loving relationship.

SUSAN: Oh, please don't
make a mess, sweetie.

Gosh, Jeff's been
working so hard.

And Andrew's having
so much fun at preschool.

And Cody, we're having fun
at Mommy & Me, aren't we?

(LAUGHS)

So everything's great.
We're great.

Did you get a new haircut?

No, I just spent
a little extra time on it.

(LAUGHS)

Cody!

What did I just tell you?

I said,
"Do not make a mess."

DEAN: Did you ever see...

When you visited,
when you went to their house.

Was it clean,
or was it dirty?

It was immaculate.

Now, would you describe
Jeff and Susan's relationship

as one of equal footing?

No, no.

So it was more like
a master-slave relationship.

Definitely.

Who was the master?

Jeff.

So you got a new promotion.
WOMAN: Did you want it, Jeff?

To you.
Wanna celebrate?

Oh, hell yes.
Yeah, yeah.
Give me that.

DEAN: And who was the slave?

Susan.

(DOG BARKING)

Okay, you know what?
Let's not play with those.

Let's put them
back in the cart.

(PANTING)

ALLIE: Hey, Susan.

Allie, hi.

When did you become
such a runner?

I just started.
I'm trying to get
back into shape.

Honey, have you
seen yourself?
'Cause you're gorgeous.

Well, Jeff's always
at the gym
and whatnot, so...

You know, I figure
he's working so hard,
I should too.

You look amazing.
But if you ever
want to run,

give me a call,
it'll be fun.

All right. Bye.
Bye, Cody.

(DOOR SLAMS)

JEFF: Hi, honey.
Nice to see you.

How was your day?

Sorry.

I was just trying
to figure this out.

There's a bunch
of unpaid bills?

I was just trying to
make sense of it all.

You know,
the life insurance was...
What are you trying to say?

I was just worried.

It'll be okay.

So it's late, huh?

Yeah. It's late.

I had to work.

Yeah.

What, do you wanna...
You wanna say
something to me?

No.

Are you sure?

Jeff, you're drunk.
I'm a good father.

I provide for you,
don't I?

Yes.

Go ahead.

Go to bed, I don't want to
sleep with you anyway.

JUDGE: Let's take a five
or 10 minute recess.

All right. Approach.

Judge, I request that
you instruct the defendant.

I didn't do this
in front of the jury,

now the jury
has left the courtroom.

To compose herself
with crying.

She can compose herself.

Because the minute
the jury leaves the room,

every time,
she stops crying.

She is the only woman
I've ever seen

who can cry without
ruining her mascara.

That is cheap.

Of course the defendant
cries when
gruesome photos are shown.

Ms. Wright?

Please be aware
that you should
try to control yourself

as best
as you possibly can.

Frankly, I think
you've done
a pretty good job.

Excuse me.

Someone's having a party.

I want it to be
a special night.

Sorry, your card's
been declined.

No. No, no, no.

Geez,
I want it to be special.

I have cash.
I have cash. I have...

I have $60. Is that enough?

I can take some stuff out.
I don't need this.

Don't need this,
I don't need this.

I don't need this.
I don't need...

Is that enough?
I can take out more.

How come I'm not going to
eat dinner with you guys?

Mommy and Daddy are
having date night.

Okay.

(SIGHS)

(INHALING)

(DOG BARKING)

Did I forget something?
Daddy!

Mommy do fancy dinner.

She's all dressed
up and everything.

Come on sissy,
show me what you got.
Come on.

Come on.
I don't want to fight.

We got to toughen you up.

You can't survive
out there unless you're
tough. Come on, bud.

I don't think
he wants to fight.
Stop, Dad.

Really? Well, he's gonna.
Boy's got to
learn to fight a little.

SUSAN: Oh, my God, Jeff!

Are you okay?
Let me see, let me see.

Oh, my God.
He leaned into it,
it was a tap.

Go to your room, all right.
Mommy's going to
bring you some ice.

I'll bring you some ice.
I'll meet you in there.

Okay?
Come on,
nothing happened.

What? I barely touched him.

What the hell is
wrong with you?

(SCOFFS)

With me?
Do you see
what I did for you?

I have been trying so hard
to be good for you.

I made this
beautiful dinner.

You made a fricking chicken.

You think that fixes things?

And then
you tart yourself up.

Why? Think it
makes you look sexy?

Honey.
You look like a whore.

(SIGHS)

I already ate.

I'm gonna go to bed.

You, don't bother coming in
unless you want to
act like a real wife.

What should have
been a love nest.

Turned into
a torture chamber.

There's blood everywhere.
Blood was on the ceiling.

There's blood on the TV.
There was blood
on the ironing board.

The carpet was
soaked in blood.

The bed was
covered in blood.

Jeffrey soaked in blood.

And don't you know it,
she was covered in blood too.

Ladies and gentlemen,

the anger that lies beneath
this beautiful blonde face

is unfathomable.

Do I look pretty now?

"What a strange
illusion it is

"to suppose that
beauty is goodness."

Tolstoy said that.

To suppose that just because
something is beautiful

that that
same thing is good.

DEAN: Kelly and I
spoke this morning.

And she graciously
informed me

that at 10:00 a.m.
she planned
on taking a break

and then
bringing the actual bed
into the courtroom.

She'll proceed to
reenact her theory

of what she
thinks the case is.

I, of course,
strongly object.

JUDGE: The demonstration
will be permissible,
Miss Siegler.

But know that I will
have you on a short leash.

Ben will be the
victim in this case.
On the bed.

DEAN: Object to
the term "victim."

It's up to the jury
to decide

whether Jeff Wright's
a victim in this case.

SIEGLER: Ben, are both
your wrists tied tightly?

Yes.
Try to lift them.

Okay. Now the same
with the ankles.

JEFF: What are you doing?

Took my makeup off.

Do I still look
like a whore?

Untie me, bitch.

Now!

Is that sexy?

SIEGLER: Judge, if I could?

JUDGE: You may.
If the defendant

climbed on top
of Jeffrey Wright.

Something like this,
and straddled him.

And she is right-handed.

And how do you think
she held the knife?

If you don't untie me,
I swear to God, I am gonna...

You can just
put it in my hand.

This is total speculation.

I object to the term
"How do you think
she held the knife?"

(GRUNTING)

SIEGLER: The State
calls medical examiner
Dr. Richard Slovin.

What do you see in 271?

That's a tip of a knife
embedded in bone.

(GROANS)

Leave me alone.

You're saying
he was tied up

and she was on top of him.

That she managed
to somehow stab him

toward the center of the back
and under the shoulder blade.

I believe it's possible
when you see that injury.

DEAN: How's that
possible if he's tied up?

I think
you'd be surprised
by his mobility

once you put
a knife in his chest.

And what about
the rest of his body,

down to the legs,
to the knees,
to the thighs?

If I wanted to.

Was there any evidence
of a stab to the penis?

No, not to the penis itself.

SIEGLER: Because you saw what?
CORONER: It was nicked.

It was more
of a superficial cut
instead of a slice.

A superficial
slicing like this.

Oh, come on, Mrs. Wright.

Why did you stab him
directly in the eye?

Can you say because
you were that mad at him?

Can you say it?
I wasn't that mad at him.

(SOBBING) I was afraid.

But you did stop
stabbing at some point.

Yes.

What'd you hear
that made you stop?

SUSAN: Andrew was at the door.
DEAN: Your son?

(GASPING)

(PANTING)

One minute.

I heard noises.

It's okay, honey.

Everything's fine.

Come on,
let's go back to bed.

Okay, Mommy, goodnight.

Goodnight sweetie.

DEAN: Where'd you go?

I realized that
I left the knife
in the other room.

And I was
scared to death, so

I went to the kitchen
and grabbed another knife.

DEAN: You got another knife?

Now, did you go
back in the room?

Yes.

DEAN: Why?

SUSAN: Because
I didn't want to die.

And I was scared,
so I started
stabbing him again.

And then I thought
of all the times
that he hit me.

And all the times
that he kicked me.

And all the times
that he told me
how horrible I was,

and I just
couldn't stop,
I couldn't.

(PANTING)

SIEGLER: Did he die
a painful death, Doctor?

Objection.
Calls for speculation.

He may offer
an opinion
if he has one.

Again,
none of these wounds

would have caused
instantaneous death.

And there's no
indication that...

That he lost consciousness
immediately from any of them.

So, yes.

Yes, I believe
it was a painful death.

(SUSAN SOBBING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

SUSAN: It was
my sheer will to live.

SIEGLER: Oh, say that again.

That was good.

It was just your
sheer will to live.

Yes, that's exactly
what I just said.

DEAN: After you did stop.

What'd you do then?

SUSAN: I realized that
I had to get him
out of the house.

'Cause I was so scared.

And...

So I grabbed him
by his ankles and I tried
to drag him off the bed.

So you got him off the bed.

You got him on the floor.

Where'd you drag the body?

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(GRUNTS)

So you rolled him
into a hole?

I didn't want him
to get up and
keep hurting me.

What'd you use to put
the dirt on top of him?

SUSAN: There was dirt
already there from when
he had dug the fountain.

And I put that on top of him.

I kept thinking that
I had to weigh him down

so that he wouldn't be
able to get back up
and keep hurting me.

After you got him
covered up,
what'd you do?

SUSAN: I took my shoes off
because I didn't want
to get the floor dirty.

It would make Jeff angry
if there was
dirt on the floor.

And I went inside
and I took a shower.

DEAN: You washed off the dirt.

You washed off the blood.

What's going through the mind
of Susan Wright at that point?

SUSAN: I'm afraid of Jeff.

I'm afraid that
he's going to come,

and he's gonna keep
trying to kill me.

You have stabbed him
193 times.

You have put him in a hole,
you've weighted him down,

you've covered him
with dirt, but you think
he's still alive?

He was still alive.

Still alive.

You made a phone call.
Who did you call?

I called his mother.
What'd you tell her?

Hello?
JOAN: What is it, Susan?

Is everything all right?
Jeff and I had a fight.

And...

He was on drugs.

And he hurt me.
And he hit Andrew.

And he took his keys
and he left.

What are you talking about?

(HANGS UP)

So you lied to his mother
about the keys and
about him leaving?

No, that was real to me.

It was real and
he was still alive.

After you hung up

what'd you do with
the rest of your night?

I waited.

And I watched for
Jeff to get back up.

Because I knew that
the second that
I went to sleep,

he was gonna get up

and he was gonna
come inside and he was
gonna try and get me.

So I stayed awake.

She was one busy lady

that week of lies
and fabrication,

trying so hard to pretend
that Jeffrey just
walked out on her.

On her and his children.

They say
post traumatic
stress syndrome.

How about "cover
your tail syndrome"?

One more thing.
One more thing.

One more thing.

I just got to grab this.

Susan?

Hey, Susan!

Hi.
Are you redecorating again?

Just, the walls
were so drab.

We're starting a new
project in the backyard.

Got it.

Thank you.
You're welcome.

Okay.
Bye.

See you later. Bye!

Bye.

Let's get another bag.

I'd like to
close my account.

I'm sorry,
it's a joint account,

we'll need
the other party's signature.

Well, then I'd like
to withdraw some money.

Okay. How much?

All of it.

Where's Daddy?

He had to away for work.

Can I call him?

Come on, Andrew,
we'll make an early dinner
and we'll watch a movie.

Go ahead in, kids,
you're sleeping
at Grandma's.

Susie,
there's a pattern now.

He's out of control.

I don't think
it's safe for you or...

Thanks for watching them.

The fog, it just
came and went
during that week

after Jeff was cold
and dead in the grave

just a few feet
from your bed?

I was never fully coherent
about what I was doing.

How'd your big night go?

The flowers
and the champagne.

Good, good.

* What'll I do
without you around?

* My words wont pun,
my pennies won't pound

* Oh, and my Frisbee
flies to the ground

* What'll I do without you?

* What'll I say
without you to talk to?

* No one to serve
or volley the ball to

* You write the words
but I miss the volume

* What'll I say without you?

* Oh, I don't know what
to do with myself

* Now that I'm here and...

* You're gone away

* What'll I do
when you've gone away?

* My ball wont pin,
my records won't play

* And all of my hours
limp into days

* What'll I do without you?

* What'll I do
now that you're gone?

* My boat won't row,
my bus doesn't come

* I have the fingers,
you've got the thumb

* What'll I do without you?

* Oh, I don't know
what to do with myself

* Now that I'm here
and you're gone away... *

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

(SIGHS)

Hello?

Susan?

Hey, I'm looking for Jeff.

Did I call the house phone
by accident?
He's not here right now.

Well, everything okay?

He hasn't called or
been in since Monday.

He left.

He was drinking
and we fought, and...

I think
he should be back soon.

You okay?

I'm cleaning right now.

He hates it when it's messy.

I'm sorry,
but I have to go.

DEAN: Miss Susan,
some people say
it's awfully convenient

for you to forget
parts of that night.

But you don't
remember parts of the week
following the death, do you?

No, I don't.

DEAN: How is that?

I mean, how is it
that you don't remember
every single detail?

No!

SUSAN: It's cloudy...
It's foggy. It's like...

It's like I was
in a day dream.

I can see myself
going through
certain motions,

but it's just not all there.

(PHONE RINGING)

Hello?
Hi, Susan, it's Joan.

I was just calling to see
if you'd heard from Jeffrey.

Yes. He came back.
He did?

When?
He's home?

Is he okay?
What did he say?

He screamed at me.

And then he took bleach
and he threw it
all over the carpet.

And then he took
some shirts and pants
and he left again.

And I have to
replace the carpet.

That doesn't
really sound like...

Susan, this is Lou.
What's going on?

He left.

He left.

(HANGS UP)

Crap!

I need protection.
I need...

I don't know
what's it called.

A restraining order?
Yes.

I keep thinking that
I'm hearing him at night.

I just... I know that
he's gonna come back.

Okay.

Can you give me
your full name?

Susan Lucille Wright.

This is Susan.
We're not here to
take your call right now,

so leave a message.

(ON ANSWERING MACHINE)
This is Susan. We're not here
to take your call right now...

SIEGLER: By Saturday,
you'd gone to the doctor,

you'd gone to the cops,
you'd tried bleach,
you'd tried paint,

you tried
ripping up the carpet,

you'd tried
dismantling a king-sized bed,

you'd tried burying the body,
but Rippy sort of messed up,

kind of dug Jeff up,
didn't he?

(WHIMPERS)

(BARKS)

(SNIFFING)

(PANTING)

JEFF: Susan!

Susan, are you all right?

What are you
doing out here?

Why don't you
come inside, honey?

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

I think I did
something awful, Mom.

Baby, what
are you talking about?

I think I killed Jeff.

Hi.

I'm Thomas Dean,
attorney your mother hired.

Thank you for coming.

She said that
there was something
you wanted me to see.

Is there anything more?

Oh, my God! Rippy! No!

Oh, my God! Is that a...

He beat me.

He threatened my life.

So this was
self defense, right?

What's he gonna do
when he gets home, Mr. Dean?

He's gonna see
this awful mess.

He's gonna be so mad!
Come on, come on.

DEAN: You'll be safe here.

But you are not to talk
to anyone without me.

Understand? No one.

We'll arrange
for a doctor
to interview you.

But that's only gonna be
under my supervision,

and that's the
only person
you can talk to.

Now it is important
that you follow
my instructions.

Can you do that?

You a family member?

I'm her lawyer.

Now I'll tell the police
what happened.

Eventually, a detective
will have to interview you,

but not right now.

We're gonna get
through this, okay?

When are the boys
coming to visit?

Come on, this way.

There is a body
at this address.

I can't say anything more
without breaking
attorney/client privilege,

but you need to send
somebody there now.

When you heard that
there was a body
found in the house,

whose did you think
it was?

I thought it was Susan's.

I thought
my best friend was dead.

(WHISPERING) Do you think
the door is locked?

Why are you
whispering, Susan?

It started with pushing.

Sometimes
he grabs me too hard.

He's on drugs, you know.

Cocaine.

Sometimes he hits me
in places that
people can't see.

I'm not supposed
to tell anyone.

Why are you whispering?

Because he can hear us.

He's gonna be so mad at me
when he wakes up.

You do realize
that Jeffrey is dead,
don't you, Susan?

I mean, you keep
referring to him
in present tense.

When he sees
the house like that,

he's just gonna kill me.

Let's do it right
so we can get it right.

This is gonna
take us three years.
Yeah.

What've you got?
Multiple stab wounds.

How many,
give or take?

A hundred, two?

The ME will have
to do the math.

Holy crap!

Anybody see the wife?

Anybody
talk to the neighbors?

I'll be canvassing
the whole area.
Co-workers, everyone.

Where are the kids?
Grandmother's.

We just sent
someone over there
to talk to her now.

What about
the victim's family?
Anybody talk to them?

Get on that.

REPORTER ON TV:
Hello, everybody.
Breaking news today

in the suburb of Cypress Fair

where police are investigating
the murder of a man
named Jeffrey Wright.

We don't know a lot
about Mr. Wright
other than he was a...

Louis!
What?

REPORTER: But reports
we're getting from the scene

are of a grisly
and violent murder,

the likes of which
have not been seen before
in this peaceful suburb.

No!

Breaking news,
live from Harris County.

We are outside
the residence of a...

Everybody move back.
Come on, let's go.

The wife reported
domestic violence
to a neighbor on Wednesday.

The Fourth Precinct
has a record
of her coming in

and telling her story
on the same day.

So they issued
a warrant for his arrest
and a restraining order.

So this is a
domestic dispute.

She gonna say self-defense?

If he came back that night,
it could have
happened like this.

Tell him what
you just told me.

We rolled him
before we bagged him.

Almost every stab wound
was on his front.

There's no defensive wounds
on his hands at all.

BEN: So the last time
he's at work,

or anybody talked to him,
was Monday night.

Except she told the in-laws
she'd seen him
Tuesday morning.

Yeah,
but they didn't see him.

The only person that
can confirm seeing him

after Monday night
was the wife.

What do we know about him?
He's got some priors.

Felony conviction for
controlled substance.

Marijuana.

And he's got...

Felony assault charge.

Brandy Davenport,
ex fiancee.

So this is a pattern?

Signs seem to point to it.

Well, let's just say
that's how it happened.

Monday night,
he beats her up.

Tuesday morning,
he comes back
for another shot.

Wednesday,
she goes to the police,
files a report.

He finds out about it,
he comes back for revenge.

They go at it,
she gets a knife and...

And it all goes to hell.

Battered wife,
angry husband?

What do you do
after you've just

killed someone
in self defense?

Call the cops.
Exactly.

You're not gonna spend a week
trying to cover it up.

Maybe she panicked.
For a week?

Then got her lawyer
to put her in hiding?

SUSAN: He's here.
DOCTOR: Hmm?

What?
He's here.

No, no, no.
That's your attorney,
Mrs. Wright.

Okay, okay.

What? What is it?

Oh, no.

He was sleeping.

And there was a knife.

He's dead.

Jeffrey's dead.

DEAN: So, you've put
her on suicide watch?

It's for her
own protection.

You really think
she's gonna try
to kill herself?

I think she's suffering
from post-traumatic
stress disorder.

From the murder?

From abuse.

How do you
explain her behavior

in the days
following the murder?

She was in
a dissociative state.

I'm not sure if she's
even fully recovered
from it yet.

So she shows the signs
of battered woman syndrome?

She's a poster child.

DR. SLOVIN: At some point
he just bled to death.

What else?
There was
cocaine in his system,

which he'd ingested within
five hours of his death.

And scrapes on his back.

That's from being
dragged to the patio.

I don't get it. I mean,
how does
a little girl like that

take control of
a 200 pound guy?

Pretty little girl
bats her eyes
at big, scary guy,

says she wants
him to lie down,
he lies down.

Oh, one more thing.

The time of death
puts this on Monday night,

not Wednesday.

So she lied about
him coming back.

And her whole
trip to the police...
Was a cover up.

This sweet, little girl

constructed her
entire defense

after burying her
butchered husband
in their yard.

I want her picked up.

I want formal charges
brought against her.

I want Susan Wright
charged with the murder
of Jeffrey Wright.

REPORTER 1: Susan, why did you
stab him so many times?

REPORTER 2: Why didn't you
just call the police?

REPORTER 3: Susan,
what made you snap?

Susan, why did you kill him?

(ALL CLAMORING)

REPORTER 4: Why didn't you
report it right away?

REPORTER 5: Why did you
never call the police?

They let her out on bail?

She stabbed her
husband 193 times
in self defense.

She spent the last week
under psychiatric supervision.

Does this make sense to you?

Are you falling
from the prom queen?

No, I'm just... I'm saying...

Did you see that face?

Did you see those weepy,
doe-y eyes

and the way she
played the judge?

That jury is gonna take
one look at that girl
and melt.

Just like you did.

I...

Find me motive.

Good evening. I'm Nancy Grace,
I wanna thank you
for being with us.

Bomb shell tonight.

A beautiful Texas blonde,
the blue-eyed butcher,

allegedly ties her
34-year-old husband
to the bed

and during what promises
to be quite a night...

Okay, we'll just get
out of the car quick.

...something goes wrong.

It goes wrong all right.

Hubby ends up being stabbed
over 200 times.

(ALL CLAMORING)

REPORTER: Have you read
the ME's report, ma'am?

You are not
allowed on this property.

This is private property. Go!

Just a few days
before the body
was discovered,

Susan Wright made
a report of abuse
to police

an arrest warrant was...
You can't keep watching this.

They let her out on bail,

to be around
our grandchildren.

How could they
let her out, Joan?

She murdered our son.

They'll convict her.

What if they don't?

You sure you
don't want me to stay?

No, I'm okay.

Why don't you come
back to my house?

I can't.

The kids are with Jessica.

You can stay with us
until this
whole thing is over.

I think I just
wanna sleep in my own...

I think I just wanna be home.

(SCRAPING)

WOMAN: Yeah.

(CAMERAS CLICKING)

Allie, hi.

Hey, I hope all this
isn't disturbing you guys?

No. No, no, it's fine.

Are those Jeff's things?

I know.
It's just the legal fees
and the kids...

And the bills are
still coming in.

Hey, if I buy these,
will you sign them?

Thomas.

You have to shut this down.

Why? I've made
over $100 already.

You can't be
selling Jeffrey's things.

People should know
that I'm struggling.

This is private property.
If you don't get off it,
I'm calling the cops.

MAN: What do you mean?

Wait. No. But the...

Let's go. Come on.

That's it, the show is over.

I can't just leave
my stuff out here.

That reporter just
got a photo of you.

What, showing that
I'm broke?

Showing you selling your
dead husband's possessions.

I was defending
myself and my children.

Susan, there is a jury pool
reading about you right now.

Is that really the image
you want them to see?

You know they're calling me
the blue-eyed butcher?

Well, they're crass.

Or mean.

You like me, though,
don't you, Mr. Dean?

You need to get your rest,
we got a long day
ahead of you tomorrow.

All eyes are
on the Harris
County courthouse today

as the trial of
Susan Wright kicks off.

Wright, the young housewife

accused of murdering
her husband in their
sweet suburban home.

...alleged to have
stabbed Jeffrey Wright...

SIEGLER: She took that knife

and she stabbed and she cut

and she sliced and she diced
and she mutilated

193 times.

That is
a conservative estimate.

That is how many times
this woman

stabbed her own husband
in the bedroom that night.

You will hear testimony
that at that point

Susan has
a total psychotic
break from reality.

She sees herself from
above stabbing Jeffrey.

A total break.

SIEGLER: $200,000?

Yep, brand new policy.

And the friend
will testify to this?

We got motive.

That girl is not gonna
get away with murder.
No, ma'am.

Describe the state of
the defendant's voice

during that
phone conversation.

She was angry.

She wasn't screaming
but it was loud enough

that I could hear
her on the cell.

And what did you
hear the defendant say

in that loud, angry voice
on the phone?

I can't say verbatim,
but she said that

she couldn't believe
that he had filled out
the paperwork incorrectly.

That she... That there
was only so much time
to get it turned in.

Paperwork regarding what?

Jeff's new life
insurance policy.

And how'd this
conversation end?

Jeff said...

Honey, don't worry,
if I die you're gonna
be a very rich lady.

SUSAN: How can you let her
tell all these lies about me?

That's the way
the system works.

They tell their version
and then we get to tell ours.

Well, the system
isn't working.

That woman is
standing up there and

she's making me out
to be the bad person.

SIEGLER: I would like to
submit into evidence

state's exhibits 257 to 341.

DR. SLOVIN: Actually,
I was able to identify

over 200 separate
injuries on the body.

There were so many, in fact,

that some of them
even overlapped.

46 stab wounds
to the chest,

(WHISPERING)
I can't watch this.

30 stab wounds
through the ribs,

23 stab wounds in the neck,

20 in the abdomen,

seven in the groin.

Just put me
on the stand, please.

I can't,
she'll come after you.

I don't care.

She's making me sound like
somebody that I'm not.

Okay? They'll like me.
I know they will.

Kelly spread-eagled
on top of her ADA,

slamming
the actual murder weapon
on the blood-stained mattress.

That's a slam dunk.

I disagree.
She finally went too far.

Now how would...
(SWITCHES TV OFF)

The sister heard us.
And the neighbor.

And the mother.

I am so sick of hearing about
poor victimized Susan.

Who do we have left?

Doctor that interviewed her
at the psychiatric hospital.

He's gonna argue
battered wife syndrome.

Susan.

He put Susan on
the witness list.

Doesn't mean he'll call her.
Are you kidding?

He's already got
the shrink saying abuse.

He puts Susan on
the stand crying, timid,

jury's never gonna believe

such a beautiful girl
could do such
a horrible thing.

They're gonna think
the husband did
something to her.

You're up.

What?

I'm not putting
the doctor on the stand.

But why not?

You told the doctor
that Jeffrey was asleep.

I don't remember.

You told me that
Jeffrey was hovering
over you with a knife

saying, "Die, bitch."

He was.

You lied, Susan.

You lied to one of us.
And I can't put
the doctor on the stand

and have him
contradict the story that
I've already established.

SIEGLER: Do you agree with me
that in these records

you are the sole beneficiary
of the life insurance policy?

Yes, but I only
learned that here.

Do you agree with me
that the records show

you are the sole beneficiary
of the life insurance policy?

Okay, but at this point...

Do you agree with me
that the records say

you are the sole beneficiary
to the life insurance policy?

I'm not arguing...
Is that a yes?

Yes, ma'am.

What did it feel like?

Watching him take
his last breath,
gurgling with blood.

Dying before your eyes,
what is that like?

And when you
stabbed him the 56th time,
or the 89th time,

or the 158th time,
was your arm getting tired?

(CRYING)
It wasn't like that.

Like you're mad,
like you're afraid.

Like you can't, can't stop.
No.

His chest. His head.

His eyes.
And then you
grabbed another knife

to make sure he was
really good and dead.

Slicing at his penis.

Just please stop.

Why are you crying, Susan?

Does looking at this
make you cry?

How can somebody not cry
when they look at
something like that?

How can somebody do that?

At all?

Monday night, January 13th.

Susan Wright
decorated her bedroom
in a sexual manner.

Lights on, ties ready.

And said,
"Guess what, Jeffrey?

"It's gonna be
your lucky night."

She lured him in
and tied him up.

And then it all changed.

You've seen the pictures.

Can you imagine
the look of betrayal
with that first cut?

Jeffrey Wright used
to have this saying.

There's no answers
for the dancers.

Well, I submit to you

that the answer
for this dancer

is guilty.

(BANGS GAVEL)

What's next?

Now we wait.

The longer the better.

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

Hey. Courthouse called.
Jury's in for the night.

You thought
they'd come right back,
didn't you?

Goodnight.

Yes, thank you.

That was Mr. Dean.
He said that they're
sequestered tonight.

He said that's good news.
Oh.

Good, well,
we'll wait and see.

Let's just see what
tomorrow brings, okay?

Did you see
her up there?

They say she's pretty and...

On the news and all that.

She's the ugliest
creature I've ever seen.

ANDERSON COOPER: But how
important is the fact that she
claimed domestic abuse

gonna be in the sentence?

I think it's the only chance
that she has basically,

to have this jury feel
some sympathy for her,

that could
mitigate in her favor,

so they don't basically
throw the book at her.

There was a history
of domestic violence,

there was drug abuse
on his part.

But again,
it seems to be a pretty

defenseless crime,
in terms of the savagery,

the viciousness...

It's been a strong case.
Yeah.

BAILIFF: Please be seated,
ladies and gentlemen.

In the State of Texas
v. Susan Lucille Wright,

we the jury,
find the defendant

guilty of murder as charged
in the indictment.

We direct her
punishment as confinement

in the institutional
division of the Texas
Department of Criminal Justice

for 25 years.

Does the defendant
wish to say anything
at this time?

No, Your Honor.

You have to let go, sorry.

Got to take you
away now, sorry.

Right this way.

Self defense, really?

Only two people know
the answer to that.

GUARD: Come on,
your lawyer's waiting.

(DOOR BUZZING)

This way please.

Hello, Susan.

Hello.

I hope that
I look all right.

I would never wear
this bright of a color,

but it's all that
I can get in here.

You look very pretty.

Thank you.

And thank you for coming.

So you think you can
get me out of here?

I don't think
you got a fair trial.

I can tell you that.

So I wanna ask
you more questions.

I need to know more
about Susan Wright.

Well, hope you like me.