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Well they did it, first episode to make me cry. Absolutely phenomenal story but fuck me, my heart is still hurting over the way it ended. I hope at least she has found a peace away from the pain of this world 🧡

Link 1 (Google Drive): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r1my62iCbDvtftc7xkmmz7PzZisZUdOd/view?usp=drive_link

Link 2 (Dropbox): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/dqllf5ysnysnxi5ybcsfm/CM-S1E14.mp4?rlkey=g2wff52fttyzfs9bvbd0mp1mc&st=xhrb7scy&dl=0

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Mickey Ross

the way i was bawling the whole time and this isnt even my first OR second time watching😭

em.troy

it wont be the last time. this show has some of the most emotional storylines so youre in for a ride

em.troy

this is a hard one, but i agree with her choice. children of serial killers are hated and it might be that riley would not have the same opportunities in life than he would now. also, imagine the trauma of being 16 and learning that your real father was a murderer? i know her life means something and in a perfect world she would be able to be free and still save riley. but unfortunately she has to choose between her life and her son. its one of the hardest episodes to watch because of hose tragic it was. but it just shows how strong a mother's love can be

Kelly

This episode always hits hard, but I think it's a choice every mother would make in that situation. Also, as I understand it, when you're given a death penalty you serve a sentence prior hence the fifteen years. But I could be wrong on that so don't quote me.

Becky Mitchell

The death penalty in America can take 15-30 years to actually be carried out. Prisoners get a number of appeals, Governor can order a temporary stay, states laws on it may change while the person is waiting out the appeal. Something like 20% pass away in prison before they can be executed, because it is such a long process. It also costs about $1.2 million more than just giving someone a life sentence with no parole, because of the appeals and all the other stuff.