![]() Perhaps consumed by the guilt of what she did. She looks like a completely different person from back when her sister was murdered. The murder weapon was a hammer and Conway keeps a hammer in her car at all times. Didn’t Conway find a dead animal on the body also. The testimony of anonymous during the gifting table trial saying she would leave dead animal heads on her porch. Wanting to get revenge on her sister and her family when she was using and drinking in the 90’s. She acts a little sus in the interviews she gives. Personally, I feel like Conway is the prime suspect. Related Subs and Links: The Crime Newsroom Discord /r/UnresolvedMysteries /r/RedditCrimeCommunity /r/ColdCases Directory of Crime Subreddits Crime Custom Feed Follow the Reddit content policy at all times.YouTube or Podcast posts are allowed if your account meets our requirements.No rants, loaded questions, or soapboxing in the form of a crime post.Anything that can be advertised requires prior permission from the mods. No doxxing or posting personal information.Please do not insult, attack, antagonize, or troll others. Our community offers an alternative to subs that don't allow videos or podcast links as post submissions to kick off discussion. ![]() Welcome to r/TrueCrimeDiscussion Reddit's open forum for discussion of anything and everything about true crime, court cases, and the legal system. Click Join and participate in the discussion. ![]() In doing so, he transforms it into a search not only for a homicidal fiend but, just as importantly, for the real Barbara-a woman with plenty of secrets whom Madison only knew as the doting and loyal mother we see in recurring home-movie clips.Welcome to TrueCrimeDiscussion. Whether he’s surreptitiously recording conversations with his father and the Madison Police Department (who stymie his efforts to learn about the investigation), revisiting the scene of the crime, poring over old mementos, compassionately (if confrontational) chatting with relatives, or pondering the thicket of facts and conjecture before him, Madison puts himself front and center throughout Murder on Middle Beach. ![]() Madison tackles all of this from a highly invested vantage point, grounding the material in his own anguish, confusion, regret and fury over both the murder itself, and the lasting, destructive effect it’s had on his once-tight-knit family. Given that Barbara and Jill were at odds before the former’s death, and that Barbara had made enemies by recruiting Gifting Table members from AA, it’s soon clear that any number of people might have had cause to kill her. Jill and her cohort Donna Bellow went to prison for this scheme, which was only discovered after police examined the deceased Barbara’s computer. If that wasn’t enough to give him motive, Madison uncovers a wealth of documents (many from Barbara) suggesting that Jeffrey was involved in all sorts of shady Middle East shell-company shenanigans that may have been criminal in nature, and might have put his clan in danger.įurther muddying Murder on Middle Beach’s saga is the fact that, unbeknownst to Madison at the time, Barbara was engaged in hosting and recruiting members for “Gifting Tables,” a secretive pyramid scheme-type scam that involved women (and only women) giving each other money as a means of moving up a hierarchy and making lucrative wads of non-taxable cash. Barbara was murdered on the morning she was due to attend court in order to send Jeffrey to jail for failure to fulfill his financial obligations to her and the kids. His quest begins with a look into the strange circumstances surrounding his father Jeffrey, a former multi-millionaire CEO of Southern Electric whose marriage to Barbara turned sour after 13 years, leading to a bitter divorce. 15) details the first-person quest carried out by Madison, who was a teenager at the time of his mom’s death, and whose desire for answers leads him on an excavation of the past, rummaging around the shadows and digging beneath cheery surfaces in the hope of unearthing revelations. It’s an intimate real-life approximation of Clue, except that in this case, solving the whodunit is only part of the story. ![]() In an attempt to find out who committed this atrocity, Barbara’s son Madison began a documentary inquiry into the case, and the result, HBO’s riveting four-part Murder on Middle Beach, reveals a tale rife with suspects-all of them Hamburg’s closest relatives, who had varying motives for wanting to kill his mother. It was a slaying that shocked the region and shattered the Hamburg family, and the ensuing investigation’s failure to come up with a single potential culprit worth charging only compounded the air of mystery surrounding the crime. On March 3, 2010, Barbara Hamburg was found murdered outside her home at 44 Middle Beach Road in the quiet, affluent seaside town of Madison, Connecticut. ![]()
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