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TV3 recounts some of Ireland’s most notorious Black Widows.

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Sharon McHugh
TV3 PRESS OFFICE
+3531 419 3430 / 087 922 4143
sharon.mchugh@tv3.ie
publicity@tv3.ie

Ciara Byrne
+353 1 419 3329 / 087 3199732
ciara.byrne@tv3.ie

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IMMEDIATE: Thursday 14th November 2013

 

TV3 recounts some of Ireland’s most notorious Black Widows.

 

‘Ireland’s Black Widows’ is one of eight home-produced documentaries that will air on TV3 every Monday over the next few weeks, including ‘At Home With The Healy Raes’, ‘The Kennedys’ Irish Mafia’, ‘Sinn Fein: Who Are They?’ and ‘Creane’.

 

The second part of this two-part special takes a shocking look back at the cases of Hazel Stewart, Jacqueline Crymble & Jacqui Noble.

 

‘Ireland’s Black Widows’ airs Monday 18th November 2013 at 9pm on TV3.

 

Video Link to view the full episode available on request.

 

In the second and final installment of this brand new TV3 special, “Crimes of passion” is the theme of Ireland’s Black Widows, featuring the stories of Hazel Stewart, Jacqueline Crymble and Jacqui Noble.

 

Co-conspirators, Hazel Stewart and Colin Howell devised a plan to take out their partners in a bid to be together. Cleverly, the two staged Lesley Howell & Trevor Buchannan murders to look like a suicide in 1991. Having kept their secret silent for over seventeen years, Colin Howell decided to confess and admitted to the part he played in the shocking double murder.

 

The greed of Jacqueline Crymble caused the death of her husband, Paul. Aware of the amount of money she would receive if Paul passed away, Jacqueline decided to do what other wives couldn’t contemplate. On what should have been a memorable date for the father of two, Jacqueline, along with her lover Roger Ferguson, stole Paul’s life from him on Father’s Day in 2004.

 

Contrasting the other Black Widows, Jacqui Noble led a troubled existence living with her abusive partner, Derek Benson. Having failed to escape him on numerous occasions, Noble was driven to despair and decided the only way she, and daughter Kelly, could have any chance of living a normal life would be to have Benson killed.

 

‘Ireland’s Black Widows’ airs Monday 18th November 2013 at 9pm on TV3.

 

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For further information
Ciara Byrne

Press Officer

01 419 3329

087 319 9732

 

Sharon McHugh
Head of Press & Publicity

01 419 3430
087 922 4143


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