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In the first episode of season 9, Katie Williams appeared as a bride. Sadly, she passed away due to a car accident at the age of 27. She was the daughter of Hank Williams Jr., and she was mother to two young children. You can view part of her episode at the beginning of this video.

Actress Peggy Pope has passed away at the age of 91. She played the office lush who later reformed in the movie 9 to 5. She popped up on a lot of TV shows.

Here it is under Specials, TV Movies & Other One-Offs.

Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme, perhaps. Here he is playing Old King Cole.

Amy and her uniformed officers moved to the same floor last season. It was part of a punishment against Holt. I'm not sure if they ever moved back to their previous floor.

Virgil was a Roman poet. He is also a character in Dante's Divine Comedy in which he guides Dante through Hell and Purgatory.

She was putting on her glasses.

Captain von Trapp's name is Georg (pronounced gay-org), not Gaylord. I really didn't understand that skit since there is no real age difference between the film's actors.

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That might have been a figment of Blanche's imagination. It was part of her dream.

This was on a few shows, including 20/20. Lisa Stasi was a victim of John Edward Robinson. He gave her baby daughter to his brother.

Well, as they said in the episode, the killer was similar to Ed Gein. And Ed Gein is an inspiration for Harris' Buffalo Bill.

Mary Berg is the Canadian judge.

But she didn't die. It is definitely a weird case. She has no memory of what happened. The GBI concluded she tried to kill herself, but she doesn't believe she would do that. Her DNA was on the gun, but there is so much wrong with the scene and there's contradictory evidence. I do lean towards the husband being the shooter. If she did shoot herself, I think her husband must have put her in the closet to let her die rather than get help. That might explain the pillow under her head and the fact that there were no bullet holes in the closet.

IIRC, on another show about this case, it was said that other parents at the neutral meeting place were uncomfortable with Josh Powell's presence, so visitation was switched to his home.

That was the perfect wife for a creep like that. I mean, she really thinks an innocent man would plead guilty for a 35 year sentence? No, he knew the evidence was there and he didn't want a life sentence. I remember when this guy was arrested and they linked him to the rape. I posted about it here because the rape case was featured on an episode of Cold Justice: Sex Crimes. Also, the Sunny Hostin show featured a murder that was solved on Killing Fields. It was nice to see Aubrey again.

I don't think she needs the money. Remember this story? I think she did want to be a part of this Brady experience.

Yes. First she worked for Christopher Garren and then she had her own cake business. Now she keeps showing up on Food Network competitions. It turned out to be an early showing of Haunted Gingerbread's first episode. It airs in its regular timeslot tonight. edit: Actually, Haunted Gingerbread will air its new episodes after Halloween Wars. Monday will be a repeat of the previous episode.

The runaway car reminded me of this story from Rescue 911. The driver couldn't turn off the car for some unknown reason.

Her name is Sandy. She's the aunt of Joshua Jenkins who murdered his parents, grandparents, and sister. That clip was from the episode "Falling Down" of American Monster.

Web of Lies is the series. The episode is called "Murder Goes Live".

A callback to the episode "Spring Dance" where she imagined that same scenario.

That episode was inspired by the true story of Mary Bell, but the batteries part is similar to what happened in the James Bulger murder.

I thought it was a sort of a silly thing to say as well, but it was a fresh crime scene. The victim had been buried for hours, not weeks or months. This was the male victim, not the woman.

I think the poster meant MOH. Maid of Honor. On the episode, it sounded as if the parents were all willing to pay their own way to Tuscany I guess the bride thought that would be unfair to the people who couldn't afford it?