This Daughter Of Darkness Has One Tragic Story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                    It was almost like Dorothy Marie Robards, or Marie, as she was known, never had a chance. Her parents, Steven and Beth Robards, divorced when Marie was four years old, and Marie went to live with her.  Then, Beth (neither of these women made good choices, girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!) married a real sleaze ball, named Frank Burroughs. He did not like how close Marie and Beth were, because he had issues with his own son, which caused him to turn the boy out.  And Burroughs had a hard and fast rule--once you were turned out of his house, you were not allowed to come back. And this would eventually apply to Marie.

                    As Marie matured into her teen years, the usual parental tensions erupted. But one day, the honor student, on a half day from school (which she maintained was marked on the family calendar!!!) came over--and discovered step daddy Frank in bed with another woman!  Some dyed blonde tramp!  I mean, it's Texas! What more can you expect?

                     Marie was practically threatened with murder herself, when Frank told her not to tell her mother what she had seen. Unable to live amid such lies and betrayal, she opted to leave, and stay with her grandparents for awhile.  When things blew over, Marie wanted to come back to her mother, but Frank enforced his Fascist rule.  And dumb mother Beth went along with it!!!!!!!!!!!!

                      That left Marie's father, Steven, to live with. She made the move, the adjustment to school, and became the honor student there--Fort Worth--she had been at her other school. She was especially adept in the sciences, and was aceing chemistry. She planned on becoming a Medical Examiner!

                          What went tragically wrong was that Marie, for all her accomplishments, still wanted to live with her mother. She wrote tearful letters, begging to come home, which tore at her mother's heart. This is where Beth, or someone, should have torn at Frank's throat. Because he was the villain here.

                              However, Marie, with the misguidance of adolescence, reasoned that, if her father, Steven, were out of the way, her mother would have to take her back.  So, at 16,  she stole some barium acetate from her school lab, and slipped a spoonful of it, one evening in February,  1993, into her father's meal, hoping to make him sick enough, so as to disable him from taking care of her.

                                But the plan backfired.  The poison sent the 38-year-old man into cardiac arrest that mirrored symptoms of a heart attack, which is what Marie's father, died of!

                                 Two mistakes--the murder, because she did not know the proper dosage, and she directed it at the wrong man.  If Marie had done this to Frank Burroughs, I would be applauding her.  She simply murdered the wrong man. Not that I advocate murder, darlings!  But,  if you so choose, please make sure to choose the correct victim.

                                   Marie kept this awful secret for a year.  Then, while studying "Hamlet" in her senior year, and going over the speech where Claudius admits to poisoning his brother, Marie, suffering from a guilty conscience, confided  what she had done to her friend, Stacey.  This poor girl could not keep such a terrible secret, and went to the police!

                                  Marie was tried as an adult and convicted. She was supposed to get Life, but was paroled in 2003.  I am not so sure about that. Today, she is married, and lives under a new identity, as much a protection for herself as her loved ones and neighbors.

                                      But that Beth!!!!!!!!!!! Is she still married to that scum, Frank Burroughs??????????????. If she is, she is just another dumb, White Trash slut, which is what Texas is famous for, anyway!!!!!!!!!!!  And it is the two of them who should have gone to prison, not Marie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                         Have you ever heard anything more tragic, darlings????????????????????????