Oxygen Media continues to expand its true crime original programming with the premiere of “Snapped: She Made Me Do It” on Sunday, September 6 at 10pm ET/PT. Following the premiere, episode two will air in its regularly scheduled timeslot on Wednesday, September 9 at 10pm ET/PT. Through witness testimonies, expert interviews and dramatic reenactments, each episode explores various criminal cases all sharing a common theme – a woman is credited with being the chief mastermind behind-the-scenes. From a romantic reconciliation dinner that ends in homicide to a star athlete who is discovered lifeless with mysterious wounds, viewers will follow the investigations of alleged perpetrators who claim “She Made Me Do It,” hear both sides of the story and ultimately discover the jury’s verdict.
“In line with the network’s commitment to generate programming that resonates with dynamic and diverse women, ‘Snapped’ remains Oxygen’s ultimate guilty pleasure delivering non-stop twist and turns,” said Rod Aissa, Executive Vice President of Original Programming and Development, Oxygen Media. “‘Snapped: She Made Me Do It’ is the perfect addition to Oxygen’s true crime programing slate and will offer viewers unprecedented access to true stories surrounding the femme fatale.”
In the premiere episode, a husband is found dead and his cousin-in-law is identified as the killer. Did the deceased’s sultry wife convince the murderer to strike or was she just an innocent bystander? For a sneak peek of “Snapped: She Made Me Do It,” please visit: http://bit.ly/1MSjaPk
Leading up to the premiere of “Snapped: She Made Me Do It,” tune in to a new episode of “Snapped” at 9pm ET/PT when years after a deadly home invasion, a Texas woman faces new questions about the death of her mother.
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“Snapped: She Made Me Do It” is produced by Joke Productions with Joke Fincioen and Biagio Messina serving as Executive Producers.
About Joke Productions
Co-founded by wife-and-husband team Joke Fincioen and Biagio Messina, the married duo have guided Joke Productions from start-up to established, full service production company. As both award-winning documentarians and seasoned large-scale reality TV producers, Joke and Biagio aim to bring their unique, hands-on blend of vérité, storytelling, visuals, and computer generated imagery to the wide variety of projects they undertake. Past credits include MTV’s Caged, A&E’s Don’t Trust Andrew Mayne, LMN’s Ghost Inside My Child, IFC’s Rhett & Link: Commercial Kings, VH1’s Scream Queens, and MTV’s True Life Presents: Secrets, Lies, and Sex. Joke and Biagio also served as Co-Executive Producers and show runners on The CW’s Beauty and the Geek and NBC’s Science of Love. Their award-winning documentary Dying to do Letterman played theatrically in the U.S. and is currently distributed by Oscilloscope.
About Oxygen Media
Oxygen Media is a multiplatform entertainment brand that targets young, multicultural women. The network’s relevant and engaging content reflects how real women with real stories see the world – vibrant, optimistic and bold. Oxygen is the destination where women can come together across multiple platforms to have fun and encourage each other through their individual and collective journeys. The growing network’s unscripted original programming includes “Sisterhood of Hip Hop,” “The Prancing Elites Project,” “Like A Boss,” “Create Your Day Job” and the popular “Preachers” franchise. Available in over 77 million homes, Oxygen is a program service of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Watch Oxygen anywhere: On Demand, online or across mobile and connected TVs.
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