On day Garnett died, Spears is alleged to have asked a neighbor to destroy a feeding bag - found to allegedly contain high concentration of sodium.

Garnett was hospitalized 23 times and authorities suspect Spears is suffering from Munchausen's By Proxy.

The mom, from Alabama, but who moved to Westchester, New York, has not been charged yet.

Lacey Spears, 26, suspected of killing, Garnett, aged 5 with salt overdose.

Then she pretended the child she babysat was hers She wafts in towards the end of the first instalment looking like someone rejected from a Florence and the Machine video for taking the bohemian-weirdo look too far.Revealed, the wicked web of lies spun by 'sick' blogger mom suspected of killing her son, five, with salt overdose: She said her cop fiancé died in a car crash but he never existed.

But it’s obvious that something wicked is chugging down the track and that there is more to Masha than meets the eye. The murder-mystery analogy isn’t quite accurate, in that there isn’t yet a body. (Who wanted her dead, and why, will surely be revealed in coming weeks.) She used to work in finance – TV’s shorthand for anyone who has sold their soul – but had a moment of transcendence when she was shot. Serving as their guiding light is Masha, played by Kidman as a Slavic take on Gwyneth Paltrow, giving it the full Goop loop-the-loop. And then there is Carmel (Regina Hall), a dormouse who wants to be loved nearly as badly as she wants to lose weight.Īll are here for physical renewal and spiritual reincarnation. The loudest of the newcomers is the unpleasant Tony ( Bobby Cannavale, chewing enough scenery to send his cholesterol through the roof). They include a depressed novelist, Frances (Melissa McCarthy), the naff Marconi family (including Michael Shannon delivering a bizarre David Letterman impersonation), the Love Island types Jessica (Samara Weaving) and Ben (Melvin Gregg), and the shifty, twitchy Lars (Luke Evans). Masha, Nicole Kidman’s wellness guru, wafts in looking like someone rejected from a Florence and the Machine video for taking the bohemian-weirdo look too far Such are the nuts and bolts of Nine Perfect Strangers (Amazon Prime Video), a new series from David E Kelley, the creator of Big Little Lies and Ally McBeal, which blends who-killed-the-vicar? hokeyness with a sledgehammer critique of wellness culture.īy the end of the first of eight episodes you may feel you’ve been clobbered about the head with a smoothie maker as you are introduced to the dysfunctional and irritating new enrollees at Tranquillum House spa and resort.

What if Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express ditched the train in favour of hot springs, mood rings and Nicole Kidman with a wig and an iffy Russian accent?

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