Ep 5. To Have And To Harm
- TV14
- July 15, 2021
- 42 min
To Have And To Harm is the fifth episode of the fourteenth season of the true crime series, Deadly Women. This episode features three cases of women who commit murder in the name of love or the desire to protect their relationships.
The first segment of the episode tells the story of Mary Beth Harshbarger, a young woman from Virginia who falls in love with a man named Mark. Despite the fact that Mark is abusive towards her, Mary Beth continues to stay with him. When Mark goes missing, Mary Beth claims that he left her and took their car. However, as police investigate the case, they begin to uncover a web of lies and deception, leading them to believe that Mary Beth is responsible for Mark's disappearance.
The second segment focuses on the case of Tiara Pool, a woman from Florida who is in an abusive relationship with her husband, Cedrick. Tiara fears for her life and the life of her children, and she ultimately decides to take action. After concocting a plan with her sister, Tiara shoots Cedrick and makes it look like a suicide. However, investigators soon see through the ruse, and Tiara is arrested and charged with murder.
The final segment of the episode tells the story of Traci Wolfe, a woman from California who is desperately in love with her boyfriend, Shannon. When Shannon begins to distance himself from Traci and become involved with another woman, Traci becomes consumed with jealousy. In a fit of rage, she shoots and kills Shannon's new girlfriend, Danielle.
Throughout the episode, experts provide insight into the psychology behind these crimes and what drives women to commit murder in the name of love. Additionally, family members and friends of the victims share their perspective on the tragedies and the impact that these crimes have had on their lives.
To Have And To Harm is a chilling reminder of the dark side of love, and how it can drive individuals to commit heinous acts. The episode serves as a warning to those who may find themselves in toxic relationships and highlights the importance of seeking help before it's too late. It is a gripping and thought-provoking addition to the series.
