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1 January, 1984
The book "Evidence of Love: A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbs" by John Bloom and Jim Atkinson was released. This book examines the case of Candy Montgomery and the events that followed the trial, providing a detailed account of the circumstances and aftermath.
30 October, 1980
Candace Montgomery was found not guilty of the murder of Betty Gore. This controversial verdict was delivered by a jury after approximately three hours of deliberation, concluding the trial that had captivated public attention.
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Main Milestones
Birth of Candace Lynn Wheeler
November 15, 1949
Candace Lynn Wheeler was born in Lucas, Ohio. Little is publicly known about her early childhood, but it laid the foundation for the woman who would later become embroiled in one of Texas' most infamous murder cases. Her upbringing undoubtedly shaped her personality and coping mechanisms, factors that would be scrutinized intensely during her trial.
Early Adulthood and Marriage
1960s
Candy married Pat Montgomery, an electrical engineer, and they eventually moved to Collin County, Texas. They built a comfortable suburban life, becoming active members of the Methodist Church and raising two children. This period represents a seemingly idyllic existence that would soon be shattered by hidden desires and tragic consequences.
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Known For
Accused of the 1980 murder of Betty Gore.