The Disturbing Marriage of Sunny von Bülow — Husband Poisoned Her to Inherit $75 Million скачать в хорошем качестве

The Disturbing Marriage of Sunny von Bülow — Husband Poisoned Her to Inherit $75 Million

December 21, 1980. Newport, Rhode Island. Sunny von Bülow, heiress to a $75 million utilities fortune, fell into a coma in her mansion bathroom. She would never wake up. Her husband, Claus von Bülow, claimed it was an accident. An overdose. Bad luck. But the evidence told a different story: He had injected her with insulin. Twice. The first time, December 1979, she survived. Barely. The second time, he made sure she wouldn't wake up. The marriage that seemed perfect was built on lies: Claus married Sunny for her $75 million fortune, not love He was having an affair and wanted to inherit without divorce Evidence showed he researched insulin overdoses before each attack A black bag in his closet contained insulin and syringes Sunny wasn't diabetic—she had no medical reason for insulin The legal battle: First trial: GUILTY - 30 years in prison Appeal: Conviction overturned Second trial: NOT GUILTY - Claus walked free While Claus was acquitted and controlled her fortune, Sunny remained in a persistent vegetative state for 28 years until her death in 2008. This is the story of Sunny von Bülow: The utilities heiress who married European aristocracy The woman whose husband tried to murder her for $75 million The 28-year attempted murder—from injection to death Welcome to Velvet Dynasties — where we follow American fortunes to their darkest ends. #SunnyVonBülow #ClausVonBülow #VelvetDynasties #NewportRI #UtilitiesHeiress #$75Million #MarriageMurder #InsulinPoisoning #InheritanceMurder #GildedAge #NewportSociety #MarriageBetrayal #EuropeanAristocracy