Elderly Women Found Guilty Of Conspiracy To Commit Murder

Women Targeted Homeless Men and Had Plans for ‘That Bastard’ Who Invented Viagra

A jury in California today convicted Helen Golay, 77, and Olga Rutterschmidt, 75, of murder and conspiracy to commit murder in a scheme that involved killing homeless men and collecting millions of dollars in insurance payouts.

The women picked up homeless men, put them up in apartments and then later drugged them and ran over them in a secluded alley in an attempt to make it appear as if the men had been the victims of a hit-and-run driver.

Police said the key break in the case came when one witness described the car as a “dark, late model Chevy that had it’s blinker light on the entire time even though it made no turns.”

In a heartwarming side note to the trial, “Golay’s lawyer, failing in a last-minute attempt to derail the case against the women, claimed Golay’s own daughter, Kecia, 44, drove the car that ran over McDavid [one of the homeless guys]. Kecia Golay was not charged and did not testify in the trial.”

Legal analysts suggested if the women had run over a couple of lawyers instead of homeless men, they could have gotten time deducted from their sentences for community service.

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