Lethal Greed: A True Crime Story

In 1985, a sinister plot unfolded in California, orchestrated by David Brown, a mastermind with a deadly intention. Seeking to collect life insurance and marry his teenage sister-in-law, David callously planned the murder of his second wife, Linda. But he didn't want to get his own hands bloody, so he manipulated his 14-year-old daughter, Cinnamon, into committing the heinous crime.

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With a twisted sense of logic, David convinced Cinnamon that Linda was plotting to kill him for his wealth, and that she was the only one who could save him. "If you loved me, you would do this for me," he repeatedly coerced, exploiting his daughter's vulnerability. He provided her with a gun and prescription medication to fake a suicide attempt, calculating that her youth would spare her from punishment.

On a fateful day in March 1985, Cinnamon, under her father's manipulation, shot and killed her stepmother in their California home. But the aftermath was far from what David had promised. Cinnamon nearly died from an overdose after taking the drugs he had given her, and she was subsequently convicted of the murder and sentenced to prison.

Years passed, and Cinnamon's eyes were finally opened to the truth. She realized she had been deceived by her own father, used as a pawn in his deadly game. With a newfound determination, she began collaborating with investigators to bring David to justice. The truth began to unravel, exposing David's sinister plot and his ruthless exploitation of his own daughter.

Cinnamon's courageous testimony ultimately led to David's conviction, bringing closure to a case that had shaken the community. Her story serves as a haunting reminder of the devastating consequences of manipulation and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable betrayal.

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