A STORY OF BETRAYAL AND DECEIT THAT GRIPPED THE NATION.
When Limerick widower Jason Corbett hired a wholesome young American, Molly Martens, to care for his eighteen-month-old daughter and three and-a-half-year-old son, he could not have known that she was a troubled woman whose obsession with his children would end in his death.
Three years after meeting, Jason and Molly married and settled in North Carolina. Four years later, Jason was beaten to death in their marital bedroom. Molly and her father, Tom, a former FBI agent, admitted to killing Jason but claimed self-defence.
A Deadly Marriage reveals new information about this shocking case including the strange text Molly sent to Jason's brother less than two hours after his death, how Jason told a friend he was planning to return to Ireland for good just two weeks before he died and Tom Martens' pattern of cleaning up Molly's mess. This is the story of how a wealthy and well-connected American family framed the victim as the aggressor in a horrific killing, blackened his name and served minimal jail time.
Journalist Brian Carroll reported on the Martens' court hearings for the Irish Times and is a co-producer of the Netflix documentary A Deadly American Marriage. He has thoroughly investigated the case, including conducting fresh reporting in North Carolina, to write the definitive account of a shattering story.
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Extraordinary and compelling -- Pat Kenny * Newstalk * Read this and you'll get quite the education -- Elaine Crowley * Ireland AM * There is quite a twist in this -- Martin King * Ireland AM * Goes into the case in far more detail in a much more illuminating way -- Matt Cooper * Today FM *
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Höhe: 198 mm
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978-1-4059-7237-6 (9781405972376)
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Brian Carroll is an Irish journalist and documentary filmmaker. He has covered the case of Tom and Molly Martens extensively for the Irish Times (in print and on podcast) and was co-producer of 'A Deadly American Marriage', the feature-length Netflix documentary on the story that broadcast in spring 2025.
