When details about a crime get weirder and weirder Live
There's a viral video of a boy, on drugs after a dental procedure, asking: "Is this real life?" His confusion was shared by many in the St. Louis area as they heard the details law enforcement officials outlined at a press conference Wednesday.
If you didn't know the name Pamela Hupp before this week, you probably know it now. Hupp was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder, and officials outlined a convoluted tale of her attempt to frame someone by killing an innocent man. Every sentence of the press conference seemed to build more and more details too odd to be believed.
Louis Gumpenberger was shot and killed in Hupp's home on Tuesday, Aug. 16. Police said their investigation showed no connection between Gumpenberger and Hupp
It's not shocking Pamela Hupp was arrested, but the details coming out are wild. It's like watching a movie.
3:31 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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This woman's villainy knows no bounds. This is like straight out of a lifetime movie. #stl #crime https://t.co/4V0k6W19ww
4:41 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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Cannot wait for the Pamela Hupp real Lifetime movie to come out. #PamHupp
9:48 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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Entire saga surrounding #PamelaHupp is much to bizarre to comprehend. Even Hollywood doesn't write scripts this convoluted!
4:42 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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I can't wait until they make a Dateline episode outta this https://t.co/a6sivOqrF2
7:03 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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They already did! Well, there's an episode about Hupp's connection with another murder trial, of Elizabeth Faria. Faria's husband, Russell Faria, was charged and found guilty of her murder, but later acquitted after a re-trial.
Seeing this pic of Pamela Hupp in cuffs has me wondering what Russell Faria & his kids are feeling https://t.co/JFO8FBDsx8
12:46 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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4:59 PM - 23 Aug 2016
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Reporter Robert Patrick has been following the developments in the saga since before Faria was acquitted. You can read his work here.