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Episode 2. I WILL ANNIHILATE YOU! | Seattle Woman Accused Of Ice Axe Murder | Facebook Date Gone Wrong.

SEATTLE — A 33-year-old woman pleaded not guilty Thursday after being charged with first-degree murder in the death of her father after what police say was a violent attack at their home in early November.

King County prosecutors charged Corey Lizette Burke, 33, with the murder of her father, Timothy Burke, 67, after they got into an argument over household lights on Nov. 5. She is being held on a $2 million bail.

According to charging documents from the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Corey started arguing with her father after he insisted on keeping the lights on. The argument escalated when Burke allegedly decided she “needed to do something” about him.

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Scott's Terrible Podcast Ep. 1 She's Pissed Off! Susan Smith Denied Parole.

Two boys drowned and a deception that gripped the nation...

Why the Susan Smith case is still intensely felt 30 years later.

Inside Susan Smith’s car pulled from the bottom of a South Carolina lake in 1994 were the bodies of her two young boys, still strapped in their car seats, along with her wedding dress and photo album.

Everything that symbolized Smith’s life was in that car, investigators say, except for her husband who stood beside her on the national stage for nine days as she lied, describing a fictional carjacker and pleading for the return of her children – Michael, 3, and Alex, 14 months – who were already dead.

Over 30 years later, an emotional Smith, now 53 and eligible for parole, was heard on Wednesday pleading again, this time for her own mercy. The board unanimously denied Smith parole after her ex-husband David Smith and 14 other witnesses gave emotional statements opposing her release, making her chances for parole all but impossible.