She had a daughter Jessica who was only two years old I was struck because at one point she said, “I woke up every morning terrified that something bad had happened to Jessica because she was the only good thing in my life. She was recently divorced, very, very broke.
But most of all, I think people will be surprised to hear her be as candid and open as she is about how hard it was for her at that moment when she finally got inspired and Harry Potter as a character, as she said, just popped into her head, while she was riding the train. She is one of the most fascinating people. She rarely gives interviews and when she does interviews, hardly ever talks about herself. She’s intensely private, as I’m sure you know. That is the footage that we are presenting tonight. She allowed a documentary crew from Edinburgh to live with her basically for a year. SheKnows: How did you find JK Rowling during this special?Įlizabeth Vargas: She’s an intensely private person. Most emotionally, Rowling revisits the apartment where as a broke, single mother she crafted a story about a boy wizard named Harry Potter. Vargas reports on JK Rowling taking the cameras all over her world. The crimes committed range from a real-life “cereal killer,” who poisons his victim via breakfast cereal to the story of a “black widow” who frames her own daughter for the deaths of her two husbands.Vargas phoned SheKnows to give us the inside scoop into the special that shines a light on a woman who rarely lets the press into her world. The one-hour episodes reveal the mistakes that stopped each killer from getting away. In each installment of the four-part series, firsthand accounts from authorities and journalists illuminate the disturbing events as they describe the twists and turns of the investigation and the breakthrough moments that led investigators and police to the killer’s doorstep, featuring commentary from ABC News legal analyst and 20/20 correspondent Ryan Smith, ABC News contributor Elizabeth Vargas, ABC News legal contributor and former prosecutor Matt Murphy. Colleen Halpin also executive produces, and David Sloan serves as a senior executive producer.ĪBC released the following description of The Fatal Flaw:Ī new ABC News Studios original, The Fatal Flaw: A Special Edition of 20/20, uses miniature dollhouses of crime scenes to take viewers through chilling homicides and the tiny clues at the crime scenes that helped investigators identify the killers. Remy Weber ( The Genetic Detective, Mysteries at the Museum) directs and executive produces. The Fatal Flaw: A Special Edition of 20/20 is set to premiere on Jwith an episode titled “The Eyes Have It,” with the four-episode series dropping new episodes on Thursdays at 10pm ET/PT throughout July. ABC’s launching a special edition of 20/20 that will delve into tiny clues left behind by murderers.
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