Woman who married convict: 3 reasons why I chose my 'murderous husband'
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From felon to fiancé to forever, one woman tells host Nancy Grace why she chose to find love in lockup – twice. Subscribers can stream the new Fox Nation special "Marrying a Murderer," available now.
"Number one, I wanted somebody far away so I wouldn't be tempted to visit. Number two, I wanted somebody serving a long time, so he wouldn't get out and basically break my heart or hurt me. And number three, I wanted somebody that was somewhat average looking-- not super good looking, not hideous. And so I found him, like, on that website. And I was like, ‘OK, perfect,’" said Roberts.Sheila Isenberg, author of "Women Who Love Men Who Kill" and Grace's special guest, linked Roberts' rationale to her history of abuse:"If you've had an abusive past or if you've been a victim in your childhood or early relationships of physical abuse, psychological abuse… you wanna find a relationship where no one can hurt, a relationship where you are basically in control," said Isenberg."She [Roberts] wants to find someone that she can control, and that's safe for her." When asked if she would ever marry in prison again, Roberts offered up a concrete response:"I have to say, obviously, I would do it again — because I did it again."Cue Cameron Evans, Roberts' fourth husband and second "murderer husband."To find out if Roberts and Evans' criminal courtship ended happily ever after, stream "Marrying a Murderer: A Nancy Grace Investigation" on Fox Nation.
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