Tyria, the Confession, and the Question That Never Closed
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Tyria, the Confession, and the Question That Never Closed
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(00:01:09) Michigan, and What Was Done to Her
(00:03:05) The One Connection
(00:04:21) The Killings
(00:05:56) The Confession and the Betrayal
(00:07:15) The Trial and the Question of Self-Defense
(00:08:22) Death Row, Deterioration, and the Documentaries
(00:09:45) Monster and What It Did to the Story
(00:11:10) What Remains
She said the men attacked her first. Then she said she made it all up. The question of whether Aileen Wuornos killed in self-defense or cold blood was never definitively settled — and it haunts this case to this day.
This chapter begins where Wuornos began: Rochester, Michigan, 1956. A father who never met her, a mother who vanished before she turned four, and a grandfather who subjected her to years of abuse. By eleven she was trading sex for food. By fourteen she had given birth and surrendered the child. At fifteen her grandfather threw her out. The highway became the only home she knew.
By 1986 she had settled into a circuit of sex work along Florida's interstate roadsides, supporting herself and her partner Tyria Moore — the closest relationship of her life — on roughly three hundred dollars a fortnight earned from men she flagged down in layby turnouts. Between November 1989 and November 1990, seven of those men were shot dead. Richard Mallory. David Spears. Charles Carskaddon. Peter Siems. Troy Burress. Dick Humphreys. Walter Jeno Antonio.
Wuornos said they came for her first. The prosecution said she lured, robbed, and murdered. When police located Tyria Moore and offered her immunity, Moore agreed to cooperate — and a recorded phone call with Wuornos set the final trap. The confession that followed would define everything: the trials, the death sentence, and the unresolved argument about what justice actually owed Aileen Wuornos.
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