How did a local politician’s wife really die? Crime Watch Daily’s Ana Garcia explores the death of Lee-Ann Shannon.

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21 thoughts on “Pt. 1: Woman’s Bathtub Death Raises Suspicions – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen”
  1. I know a lot of men and women who know their looks are going to fail in the next 10 years. This worry has caused a lot of people I know to get married to someone to soon. Example I knew a man who knew that by 30 he was going to go bald. He married a women about the same time he noticed the bald spot forming. He was never happy in the marriage and it ended soon.

  2. This happen too much. A poor wife gained some weight and then a nanny moves in and becomes the new love interest for the male of the house. Later she is killed by the psychopath husband who thinks he deserved the hot new nanny.

  3. These wealthy prominent families are never good news.. they RUN these police departments which is why so many of them end up mysteriously losing a spouse. If they wouldn’t have called it a conflict of interest and called in another department they would have gotten away with this. Like some of them do, liiikkke the Thomas McIntosh case.

  4. Bathtub drownings are automatically sketchy! An adult dying this way is just goofy. In my opinion, Homicide /suicide should be the default “manner of death.” If police want to call it an “accident,” it should have to be proven.

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