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Investigation Discovery Channel’s ‘Twisted Love’ Investigates Georgia Murders
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A Khloe Kardashian-produced true crime series is taking a look at a famous double murder case in Fayetteville.
The episode of “Twisted Love” airs Monday and investigates the fatal stabbing of Carl and Sarah Collier by Sandy Ketchum and Holly Harvey in 2004.
Harvey and Ketchum were considered troubled teenagers in love and, as a reaction to not being able to contact each other, killed Harvey’s grandparents.
The Colliers were taking care of Harvey in hopes of improving her quality of life after she was living with her estranged mother. That’s when she met Ketchum and the two promptly started a relationship.
Harvey and Ketchum would exchange texts and notes to each other that proved them to be almost inseparable.
“I’m glad I found you,” Harvey said in a text to Ketchum. “God sent you to me.”
Harvey’s grandparents were disapproving of their relationship, especially when they would often run away together or exhibit risky behavior such as doing drugs.
Eventually, Ketchum and Harvey’s frustration came to a head and they created a plan to kill the Colliers.
The episode features Timothy and Elizabeth Ketchum —Ketchum’s father and stepmother —Fayette County News’ John Thompson and friends of the Colliers and Ketchums.
To find out more about the murders and Ketchum and Harvey’s conviction, tune in March 9 at 9 p.m./ 8 p.m. CST on the Investigation Discovery Channel’s “Twisted Love” series.
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