Josephine Gray, a Maryland woman known as the “Black Widow,†was granted clemency by President Biden after serving 21 years of a 40-year sentence for insurance fraud. Gray was suspected of involvement in the deaths of two ex-husbands and a lover, all found shot in their cars. Prosecutors alleged she used voodoo and manipulation, but murder charges were dropped.
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