Carolyn Krizan-Wilson 71-year-old convicted murderer Date of Birth: 01.01.1942 Country: USA

1. The Alzheimer's-Stricken Murderer: Carolyn Crisan-Wilson
2. The Mysterious Death
3. The Guilty Plea
4. The Sentencing
5. A Glimpse into Her Life
6. Awaiting Her Fate

The Alzheimer's-Stricken Murderer: Carolyn Crisan-Wilson

In a Houston, Texas courtroom, 71-year-old Carolyn Crisan-Wilson faced charges for the murder of her husband nearly 30 years prior. The victim, Roy McCaleb, was found dead in his home in 1985, and Crisan-Wilson became a suspect.

The Mysterious Death

Crisan-Wilson initially claimed that a homeless man had broken into their home and killed McCaleb. She had previously accused the same man of raping her. However, in 2013, she confessed to the murder.

The Guilty Plea

In 2008, murder charges were filed against Crisan-Wilson, but a judge dismissed them. In 2012, an appeals court reinstated the charges, prompting Crisan-Wilson's plea.

The Sentencing

Crisan-Wilson's age and declining health, including Alzheimer's disease, played a significant role in the court's leniency. Despite the family's outrage over the six-month sentence, Crisan-Wilson expressed her desire to serve her punishment.

A Glimpse into Her Life

Crisan-Wilson has been married seven times and was once accused of bigamy. Her complex life history and the mystery surrounding McCaleb's death have raised questions and speculation.

Awaiting Her Fate

Crisan-Wilson will begin her six-month prison sentence on December 26th, 2013. While she faces legal consequences, she may also face judgment in the hereafter, as her daughter, Pamela McCaleb Nalley, has stated that "her higher court is the one to come."