Amanda Taylor: The Selfie Killer in Her Own Words

Amanda Taylor: The Selfie Killer in Her Own Words

Amanda Taylor: The Selfie Killer in Her Own Words

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Amanda Taylor: The Selfie Killer in Her Own Words

"Murderabilia Show & Tell"

2025

2h 0m

7.0(1 votes)

Documentary

Crime

Overview

A two hour interview between Jonathan Doe and Amanda Taylor, who murdered her father-in-law and then took a selfie with the body and posted it online.

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Directing

Jonathan Doe

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Amanda Taylor

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