: Pender gained additional notoriety in 2008 when she escaped from the Indiana Women's Prison with the help of a prison guard and a former cellmate she allegedly manipulated. She was on the U.S. Marshals 15 Most Wanted list before being recaptured in Chicago.
If you are looking for similar true-crime "deep pieces" or Lifetime dramatizations involving female masterminds, viewers often group it with: She Made Them Do It
In a different "deep piece" context, the phrase is a pivotal moment in . : Pender gained additional notoriety in 2008 when
: Facing the threat of being labeled a witch, Abigail accuses the enslaved woman Tituba , claiming she "made them do it" (referring to the girls dancing in the woods). Abigail accuses the enslaved woman Tituba
: Another Lifetime film exploring obsession and a high-profile murder trial.