From there, the author shares all of the reasons why a woman would fake her own death. Moreover, Greenwood takes Jade’s story from Death Saved My Life.
She discusses her research on the phenomenon of “pseudocide.” That is the technical name for faking one’s own death. This starts out with writer Elizabeth Greenwood. In LMN’s Beyond the Headlines: Faking Death, we get a deep dive into why women fake their deaths. So pop a little extra popcorn and be ready for a shocking story! Right after Lifetime’s Death Saved My Life, catch the real-life documentary, Beyond the Headlines: Faking Death. Knowing no one will believe her, Jade realizes the only way to escape Ed is to make him believe the hitman completed the job and that she is dead.Īnd wait til you see Leigh, Jade’s sister (La’Myia Good)!Ĭatch the premiere of Lifetime’s Death Saved My Life on Saturday, February 13, at 8 p.m. When Jade decides to leave Ed, he tells her “If I can’t have you, nobody will,” a threat which becomes very real when she discovers he has hired someone to kill her. Her husband Ed (Okonkwo) is a controlling man who is physically and psychologically abusive. But behind closed doors, her life is far from idyllic. Why would a woman ever do that? You need to see this Lifetime thriller, and the accompanying documentary, to find out! Lifetime’s Death Saved My Life, Faking DeathĪccording to Lifetime’s LMN synopsis, on the surface, it seems Jade (Good) has it all- She has a successful marketing career, a husband admired and respected in the community, and a young daughter they both dote on. ĭeath Saved My Life tells the story of a woman who faked her own death. This is the thriller, Death Saved My Life, starring Meagan Good ( Think Like A Man), Chiké Okonkwo ( The Birth Of A Nation) and La’Myia Good (The Wood). Having a singleton or Zoom Galentine’s Day celebration? Why not dive right into a Lifetime story that is Ripped From The Headlines.
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