Sante Kimes: Mother of Murder

0:00It's March 31st, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is entertainment in celebrity news, powered by AI. Sante Kimes lived a life packed with cons, thefts, and murders, dragging her son Kenneth Jr. right into the darkness. Born in 1934 in Oklahoma, she started small with thefts in Las Vegas during the 1960s, then leveled up after marrying Motel. Millionaire Kenneth Sr. in 1981. They had their boy in 1975, and together they pulled insurance scams, arson's, even enslaved maids, landing her five years behind bars. By 1985, after Kenneth Sr. died in 1994, things got deadly. By 1998, Sante and her 23-year-old son posed as tenants to 82-year-old socialite Irene Silverman in New York City. Silverman banished on July 5th, her stuff found in their car along with guns and fake IDs. Her thoughts nailed them for her murder, though her body never. Turned up. Folks around Sante kept disappearing, like banker Saeed Balaw Ahmed in the Bahamas, businessman

1:05David Cazden, and lawyer Elmer Hongren. Her own son from an earlier marriage wrote a book calling her a grifter, who used family for scams. Neighbors saw her crimes as a twisted game, always chasing the next big score. Starting in 2000, both got convicted for Silverman, slammed with over 120 years each. Extra-dited to California, Kenneth Jr. flipped, confessed to multiple killings to Dodge Death Row, testifying against her. Sante got life without parole, labeled pure evil by the judge. Sante died in prison at 79 in 2014, natural causes. Kenneth Jr. still locked up, expressing regrets on shows lately, admitting fear drove his confessions while wrestling love for his complicated. Mom. Kest the fool twisted tale in homicide New York's second season on Netflix, episode Mother Knows Best.