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BRANDI WORLEY | Indiana Mom Murdered Her Two Children After Her Husband Asked For A Divorce – Gets 120 Years | Gave 'Matter-of-Fact' Confession to 911: “I just stabbed myself and I killed my two children.” | Autographed Letter, Signed
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Brandi Worley, a mother charged with the murders of her children Tyler and Charlee, was arrested on November 17, 2016. The pair was married for seven years and had two children together. Their marriage struggled, and Jason Worley suspected Brandi of infidelity. Just hours before the murders, Jason told Brandi that he wanted a divorce. Brandi enticed Tyler into Charlee's room and violently stabbed him several times. After reassurances, she killed her and tried suicide. Brandi was accused with two charges of murder and was sentenced to 120 years in jail. Her husband, Jason Worley, expressed profound grief and hatred for her conduct. Worley's case emphasizes the emotional agony that led to her murder, which was motivated by a fear of losing them in the midst of marital discord.
I am all covered in frosting, you wanna lick it off?
I just stabbed myself and I killed my two children.
Now you can’t take the kids from me.
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Brandi Worley. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Indianapolis, IN. September 9, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Brandi Worley, a
mother from Darlington, Indiana, was implicated in a terrible murder
case in 2016. Worley fatally killed her two children, Tyler and
Charlee, on November 17, 2016, shortly after filing for divorce with
her husband, Jason Worley. Worley used a battle knife to stab herself
in the neck in an apparent suicide attempt following the murders. She
eventually contacted 911 and admitted to the killings, claiming she
didn't want her husband to take the children away from her.
Brandi
Worley's mental state was characterized by emotional anguish, fear of
losing her children, and a significant emotional detachment used as a
coping mechanism. Initially displaying emotions during meetings, she
later became emotionally detached, possibly as a coping mechanism for
the overwhelming stress and worry she faced. Her calm admission to
the killings on the night of the attacks emphasizes her
sorrow.
Numerous warning signs and red flags preceded
Brandi Worley's tragic act of murder. These included marital
problems, emotional estrangement, the deliberate acquisition of a
weapon, admissions about her dread of losing her children, behavioral
changes, and past threats. Failure to address these warning
indicators led to an emotionally distressed individual grappling with
turmoil and the fear of losing her children. These warning signs were
to blame for the disastrous outcome.
Worley was charged
with two counts of murder and received a 120-year prison sentence.
Worley's principal motive for the murders was her fear of losing her
children as a result of her husband's plan to file for divorce. The
story garnered significant media coverage due to its horrifying
nature and the chilling 911 call placed by Worley. The deaths of the
two young children deeply shocked and saddened the Darlington
community.
Worley is currently serving her sentence in an
Indiana state prison, illustrating the seriousness of her actions and
the repercussions for her family and community.
Brandi Worley's case has been featured on Investigation Discovery's TV show "Evil Lives Here" as well as in real crime films and YouTube channels. The episode "She Hid the Knife in a Toybox" examines the sad events of November 17, 2016, when Worley fatally stabbed her children, Tyler and Charlee. Dark Case Documentaries has a lengthy documentary titled "WARNING: a Rare and ENRAGING Case," while Blue Light Diaries' movie "A Mother's Unthinkable Crime: The Brandi Worley Case" presents a disturbing overview of the case.
VIDEO: When A Vengeful Mother Refused To Get A Divorce | The Disturbing Case Of Brandi Worley | https://youtu.be/BAXx4Tj1-Ds
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