{"id":257851,"date":"2026-07-13T15:53:06","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:53:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/deadly-women-volume-20-robert-keller\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T15:53:06","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:53:06","slug":"deadly-women-volume-20-robert-keller","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/deadly-women-volume-20-robert-keller\/","title":{"rendered":"Deadly Women Volume 20 – Robert Keller"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The 43-year-old worked as an electrician for the local council. He was a hard worker, friendly if somewhat introverted, a large man with a gentle nature. George was close to his family and had a few friends. Yet something was missing from his life. In his four-plus decades, he\u2019d never had a serious girlfriend. He was more or less resigned to live out his days as a bachelor. Then, in 1993, all of that changed. George was introduced to a young woman named Christina and was surprised and delighted when she took a romantic interest in him.<\/p>\n

Also surprised were George\u2019s friends and family. Christina was just 21 years old and the polar opposite of George. She was outgoing and gregarious, the life of any party. Some found her pushy, but George was happy, and Christina seemed to genuinely care for him. The 22- year age gap was no barrier to romance. Within a year, the couple had announced their engagement. Six months later, they were exchanging vows at the Sunderland Registry Office. Against all odds, George Button, the lifelong bachelor, had gained himself a bride.<\/p>\n

And there was further good news in 1996. Christina was pregnant. Their daughter was born later that year. George, who had never thought he\u2019d be a husband, much less a father, was over the moon. He adored his baby girl and was deeply in love with his wife. Life, it seemed, could not get any better.<\/p>\n

But it did. In 1998, the couple moved to a newly-built house in the leafy suburb of West Rainton. This was an upscale property and should have been outside their price range. The running joke among George\u2019s friends was that he must have won the lottery without telling anyone. The truth was that George had dipped deep into his savings to put down a deposit on the house. Christina had fallen in love with the place, and what Christina wanted, she usually got.<\/p>\n

In fact, it was clear to everyone that Christina was the one calling the shots in the relationship. George was completely in her thrall, willing to do whatever she wanted. Previously a frugal man, he was seeing his savings depleted, his debts racking up. Christina loved to shop and, with her, only the finest would do, whether it be food, clothes, or furnishings.<\/p>\n

If George had any objection to this extravagance, he does not appear to have voiced it. His wife was spending them into oblivion, and he was standing by and watching it happen. Christina, meanwhile, was relishing her role as a suburban wife. She quickly introduced herself to the neighbors and became the unofficial social secretary for the street, arranging dinner parties and nights out.<\/p>\n

Not even the responsibilities of motherhood could slow her down. Then, in 1998, the Button residence had a new lodger. He was Simon Tannehill, a burly teen who was Christina\u2019s nephew.<\/p>\n

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To the best knowledge of the author and publisher, the material contained herein is factually correct. Neither the publisher, nor the author will be held responsible for any inaccuracies. OceanofPDF.com Sign up for the author\u2019s no-spam newsletter and get Blood Brothers, Serial Killers Unsolved and Medical Monsters for free. Click here to claim your Free books OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents Tashia Stuart Annette Cahill Maria Boyne Denise & LaToya Gay Tracey Grissom Julia Andrews Margaret Vandergulik Heather Barbera Sara Moore Christina Button Barbara Rogers Tawny Sue Gunter Rachel Pfitzner Kate Southern Ciera Harp Loretta Burroughs Nicole Abusharif Tracey Van Dungey Aurea Vazquez-Rijos Catherina Voss About the Author OceanofPDF.com Deadly Women Volume 20 20 Shocking True Cases of Women Who Kill Tashia Stuart: Judy had taken Tashia in as a baby, raised her as her own.<\/p>\n

Her reward for this lifetime of care? A death you wouldn\u2019t wish on your worst enemy. Annette Cahill: A small town mystery. Who killed Corey Wieneke, the local football hero? After 25 years, the truth comes out. It\u2019s a shocker. Maria Boyne: Everyone knew that Maria was sleeping around, everyone but her husband, Graham. He remained devoted to his wife. That would come at a cost. Denise & LaToya Gay: A talented young artist disappears on his way to a college interview. The investigation uncovers a devious plot to lure him to his death.<\/p>\n

Tracey Grissom: An unarmed man is gunned down at the side of the highway in front of horrified witnesses. Murder? It\u2019s more complicated than that. Julia Andrews: Julia and Randy had once been lovers. But then Randy dumped Julia for her daughter, and things got nasty. Then they got deadly. Margaret Vandergulik: Her third husband\u2019s death had left Margaret a very wealthy woman. Now, one year later, a shocking allegation has come to light. Heather Barbera: Michelle had been warned not to take in her junkie daughter, but maternal instinct got the better of her.<\/p>\n

Bad mistake. Sara Moore: An elderly man hires a live-in caregiver on Craigslist. She turns out to be a junkie and a thief. Then things get considerably worse. Christina Button: Lifelong bachelor George has landed himself a young wife, 22 years his junior. A match made in heaven? Not quite. Barbara Rogers: Barbara claims that she killed her boyfriend because he begged her to. The investigation will uncover details of a bizarre \u201calien lizard\u201d cult. Tawny Sue Gunter: The childminder had already escaped prosecution for one suspicious death.<\/p>\n

Now, another child is dead.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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