Murder Of A Jewish American Princess

DEVELOPMENT
Type: TV
Genre: DRAMA
Union: SAG-AFTRA
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Project Info

About

Based on the brutal 1981 murder in Scottsdale, Arizona, of Elana Steinberg, who was labeled in the courtroom and the media as the quintessential "Jewish American Princess." Defense lawyers used the moniker to paint a picture of a beleaguered husband, Steven Steinberg, at his wits end, with no recourse other than to murder his wife. Despite the preponderance of evidence against him, the defense worked: Steven Steinberg walked out of the courtroom a free man. Steinberg was charged with killing his wife by stabbing her 26 times. He did not deny killing her, but claimed he was sleepwalking at the time and not sane, and therefore not responsible for her death in a legal sense. Bolstered by defense testimony from psychiatrists, he was acquitted by the jury.

Production Info

Status
DEVELOPMENT

TV Info

Current Production
Episode Length
LIMITED_SERIES
View Time
00:00:00

Keywords

LegalCrimeJewish/Yiddish1980s

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