Stacey Castor

Stacey Castor, born on July 24, 1967, is an American woman who was convicted of murdering her two husbands. She first gained national attention in 2007 after her second husband's death, initially believed to be a suicide but later found to be a homicide. Castor is known for attempting to frame her daughter for the murders.

Stacey Castor's first husband, Michael Wallace, died unexpectedly in 2000. His cause of death was initially attributed to a heart attack, but it was later discovered that antifreeze poisoning was involved. Castor's second husband, David Castor, was found dead in 2005. Initially, it was believed to be a suicide by antifreeze poisoning, but further investigation revealed that he was also a victim of homicide.

Stacey Castor's motive for the murders is believed to be financial gain. Both of her husbands had significant life insurance policies, and she stood to benefit financially from their deaths. Castor also attempted to frame her daughter for the murders in order to divert suspicion from herself.

Yes, Stacey Castor was convicted of the murders of both her husbands. In 2007, she was found guilty of killing her second husband, David Castor, and attempting to murder her daughter by framing her for the murders. In 2009, Castor was also found guilty of killing her first husband, Michael Wallace.

Stacey Castor is currently serving her sentence in prison. She was sentenced to 51 years to life in 2009 for the murder of her first husband and the attempted murder of her daughter. Castor's conviction for killing her second husband carries a separate sentence of 25 years to life.