Carolyn Warmus later shared her side of the story after serving 27 years in prison for killing the wife of her lover. Where is she now, though?
Carolyn Warmus has persistently defended her acquittal in the 1989 shooting death of Betty Jeanne Solomon, who was shot nine times inside her home.
Due to the obvious similarities between the well-known film and the suspected murder of 40-year-old Betty Jeanne Solomon, the two-part Oxygen special on the murder was given the moniker The Fatal Attraction Murder, which was also given to Warmus by the media.
Let’s now examine the femme fatale who received a 27-year prison sentence.
Carolyn Warmus After Her Face And Stroke
Evidently, Carolyn Warmus’ stroke or facial injuries are unreported in the official record. However, she did record her illness when she was a prisoner.
However, she had previously stated that she would have brain surgery after being let loose from jail. She requested an appeal at the time and claimed to have a brain tumor.
In 2018, Warmus had brain surgery to remove a tumor, but the procedure left him with vision issues. She continued by saying that although her illness was not cancerous, it was life-threatening and had been becoming worse over time.
For the time being, Carolyn seemed to have controlled her condition and undergone an effective procedure with long-lasting effects. There are currently no new developments about her brain tumor.
After being released, Carolyn Warmus
According to information provided to CNN at the time by the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, Warmus was released from custody on parole in 2019 and will always be on parole.
Warmus would also be expected to work or participate in an academic vocational program, be leashed, and be under supervision in New York County, according to the government.
Carolyn Warmus, known as “The Fatal Attraction Killer,” was given a 27-year term for second-degree murder. On the two-night special The #FatalAttractionMurder, airing on Oxygen on March 26 at 8/7c, hear her side of the story!
A Westchester, New York, judge authorized the DNA test in May, according to the Rockland/Westchester Journal News.
Three pieces of evidence—a glove with blood traces, semen taken from the victim, and blood found in Paul’s tote bag—seemed to support Warmus’s claim that she is innocent.
She has always proclaimed her innocence, according to what Warmus says for Oxygen’s The Fatal Attraction Murder.
Current Relationship of Paul Solomon with Carolyn Warmus
Paul Solomon is projected to be in his 70s in 2022. He appeared in a few TV shows and documentaries after his wife was murdered, but he hasn’t been seen in public since.
According to CNN, in a case that had parallels to the 1987 Glenn Close film Fatal Attraction, Warmus, who was having an affair with Solomon’s husband, was convicted guilty of killing Betty Jean Solomon.
The elementary school teacher was having an affair with Paul Solomon, a coworker who was 17 years Warmus’ senior.
Paul pledged to leave Betty Jeanne after his daughter received her high school diploma, but authorities said that Warmus couldn’t wait and “would do everything to get Betty Jeanne out of the sight.”
Additionally, the prosecution claims that before leaving for another meeting with Paul, Warmus bought a gun from a private eye and shot Betty Jeanne nine times at the Solomon home.