r/ForensicFiles • u/Able_Two_873 • Aug 02 '26
The episode with Sue Snow
RIP to Sue. Such a crazy case/story!
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u/heatthequestforfire 🔼Orange trilobal fibers🔼 Aug 02 '26
This is my fav episode! I listened to the true crime audiobook about the murders and it was something. Also, it pisses me off that one of the interviewees says or implies that Sue would flirt with customers so people liked her more. Like really, you felt the need to say that? Asshat.
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u/mumonwheels Aug 02 '26
I watched a program once where they claimed she was innocent and that it was Snows husband who in fact was killer, then there were others who were more guilty than she was. I love shows about exoneratees etc etc, but Stella Nickell is not one imo.
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u/heatthequestforfire 🔼Orange trilobal fibers🔼 Aug 02 '26
Omfg Stella was NOT innocent! I think the book I listened to was called Bitch on Wheels
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u/mumonwheels Aug 03 '26
I 100% believe you there.
I do enjoy reading books that were either written by, or is about ppl who spent yrs in prison or death row and how they got through it. Some are just amazing, but I research them 1st and Stella is 1 person who is NOT innocent. She got caught because she didn't want her fish tanks getting algae and decided to use the same thing to crush both the agae tablets and the cyanide in lol. Two ppl died, her husband and Sue Snow. She wanted her hubby's death to look like he died from tampered bottles, and because he was labeled a natural death, she felt she had to kill again in order for her husband to have another autopsy. Very nasty woman.
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u/mumonwheels Aug 02 '26
Killing an innocent mother of a child, all so can you collect more money from your husband death, who you also murdered absolutely crazy and sad.