ICYMI: One of our stories from 1999 began trending this week, to our surprise. After some digging, we found that HBO Max's new limited series Love & Death is about the same story that we published 24 years ago. Trigger warning for suicide and murder.
As Sheri Crowder lay wide-awake in bed in her Frisco home, she wondered what her husband was doing. He had gotten up suddenly, unable to sleep. Just hadn't been the same over the past few months. She worried about his depression, about his drinking, about his recent arrest for DWI. Don Crowder was a prominent Collin County lawyer, the city attorney for the town of Allen for the last 22 years, and the Allen police department arrested him. Somehow he couldn't get over the shame of it.
He was just going through some hard times, Sheri thought. Her daughter, Brooke, was about to have a baby, and Don loved children. Whatever the problem, it would blow over soon enough. Sheri didn't argue; she never could win an argument with him. Instead, she just sank into the carpeting by the door, terrified of what her husband might do next."Donnie, just let me call someone to talk to you. If you'll just let me call your father, or your son."For half an hour, Sheri kept him talking. After they prayed together, he became strangely levelheaded, told her he wanted to be cremated.
"But you don't know what I've just seen!" Sheri cried."The blood was just running and running...I can't go back in there!"
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