About Fatal Vows

"Fatal Vows" is a compelling TV series that first hit the screens in 2012. This gripping crime series documents real-life cases of couples where the marriages have ended in murder. Each episode explores the turbulent relationships, unfaithful partners, and deadly confrontations of couples whose unions are marred by suspicion, disorder, and lethal hatred. The series delves deep into the corrosive power of anger, resentment, and revenge.

Making / Production

The TV series is a product of LMN (Lifetime Movie Network) and has run several seasons, producing nail-biting episodes that grip viewers from beginning to end. The series paints a chilling picture of the destructive consequences of love that turns volatile, employing gripping storytelling and expert commentary from psychologists, attorneys, and law enforcement professionals.

Actors

• Dr. Brian Russell - Himself - Co-Host: Dr. Brian Russell is a forensic psychologist who serves as a co-host on the series. His astute insights on psychology and behavioral patterns have made him a prominent figure on the show.
• Dr. Stacy Kaiser - Herself - Co-Host: Dr. Stacy Kaiser, a licensed psychotherapist, is another co-host making valuable contributions to each episode by providing professional psychological evaluations on the documented cases.
• Matthew Stefiuk - Narrator: Matthew Stefiuk serves as the narrator, and his captivating voice-overs contribute towards maintaining the suspenseful tone throughout each episode.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Fatal Vows is a true crime series, and all the cases discussed on the show are actual cases from across the world.
• Co-host Dr. Stacy Kaiser was featured in Lifetime’s original movie “Men of a Certain Age”. She has also published a book called "How to Be a Grown-Up."

Awards

The series has not won any awards up to this point.

Quotes

• "In marriage, they promised to kill and to honor. In divorce, they’ll make good on those Vows."
• "When marriages fail, divorce can turn ugly...even deadly."

Music, Soundtrack

• The suspenseful and eerie music that accompanies the show is credited to Wilfred De Chauve and Laurent Courbier.