So what happened?
Did a guilty man go free, or did an accident cause his wife’s death?
It’s been a long time, and all that I remember is that you had one set of doctors saying, “It’s possible that he killed her,” and the other saying, “She might have gone into a coma without any ‘help.’”
Was von Bulow innocent, or just smart enough to cover his tracks well and wealthy enough to get a damn good lawyer? I don’t think we’ll ever know.
From what I’ve read, he didn’t seem to have much of a motive.
Claus didn’t kill anyone; Sunny is quietly vegitating still.
Well, at least Claus didn’t kill Sunny…who knows about others?
The movie Reversal of Fortune has some interesting performances…
Updating this thread Sunny died in 2008 after spending 28 years in a coma and Claus just died at age 92.
That’s the end of the story. Until someone makes a new histotainment show that searches for the evidence to prove what really happened, and if aliens were involved.
ILLUMINATI.
I feel like everyone overlooks them these days–just how they like it…
Of course Klaus did it. It’s always the husband.
No, the crime was committed by Violet Baudelaire. Or do you think it’s merely coincidence that her brother and sister were named Klaus and Sunny?
The answer is always in children’s literature, boys and girls. Always.
Since this was bumped to provide a death notice rather than to answer the OP, let’s move this to MPSIMS. Please note that this thread is almost 20 years old.
Colibri
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Is it? I had no idea.
I don’t really remember the case much, but the movie was very entertaining. Jeremy Irons’ performance was appropriately weird and it’s got relatively early appearances by Christine Baranski (whom I don’t remember seeing) and Felicity Huffman (who I do).
It’s not even nineteen and a half yet!
20 years and no one’s fixed the typo in the title? It’s Claus. (I give a pass on the missing umlaut.) 
Guilty or not guilty? I am not really sure.
The whole thing made one boring-ass movie though.