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Ellen Boehm's Failed Attempt To Murder Her Daughter Using A Hairdryer

Ellen told her ex-husband that the cause of their youngest son's death was SIDS, although some people had their doubts about David's untimely demise. Ellen's friend, Deanne, found it odd that Ellen had called her almost immediately after her son's death to discuss the possibility of attending yet another upcoming wrestling match, this one at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis. Furthermore, Ellen received a $5,000 life insurance payout after David's death; however, the bill for his funeral expenses was never paid (via Soapboxie). Even more strangely, over the next year, Ellen took out six different life insurance policies on her surviving children, totaling $100,000 per child.

Suspicions would be raised even further, when, less than one year later, Ellen's daughter Stacy would also suffer a brutal incident. On September 13, 1989, Stacy was alone in the bath while her mother was working in the kitchen. She was happily playing with her Barbie dolls when, all of a sudden, a painful electric shock coursed through her entire body. This is where stories diverge. Per Soapoxie, when Stacy screamed for help, her younger brother was the first person to arrive in the bathroom. Sadly, little Steven was unable to help his sister, who continued to writhe in pain until her mother finally arrived and unplugged the hair dryer. The Lineup reports that Stacy was able to toss the hairdryer out of the tub herself. Regardless, the real issue was how it got into the tub in the first place. 

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Reinaldo Massengill

Update: 2024-05-05