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She Felt Like Murder!
Gertrude and Raymond dreamed of getting married and starting a new life together. The only thing that stood in their way was Raymond's wife, Muriel, who was also Gertrude's overbearing sister. Witness this volatile situation come to a head on the night... She Felt Like Murder.
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Gertrude and Raymond dreamed of getting married and starting a new life together. The only thing that stood in their way was Raymond's wife, Muriel, who was also Gertrude's overbearing sister. Witness this volatile situation come to a head on the night... She Felt Like Murder.
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