Infamous “Bathtub Girl” describes shame of living with her crime: “I still feel trapped”

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A woman known as one of the “Bathtub Girls,” who drowned their mother and almost got away with murder, has revealed her tragic history and the disturbing motivation behind the crime in an exclusive interview with Global News.

With their convictions for first-degree murder, the now 34-year-old woman, “Sandra,” and her sister, “Beth,” are believed to be the first sisters convicted of matricide, the killing of their own mother, in Canada. They were sentenced as young offenders in June 2006.

Global News is using pseudonyms because they cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

Global’s Caryn Lieberman sat down with the older sister, now 34, as she shared her story — for the first time.

In the second part of their interview, the woman describes the “living nightmare” her life has become since the killing, and why she’s speaking out after all this time.

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