Michael Carson and Suzan Carson California

In season 2, episode 10 the love story of Michael Carson and Suzan Carson is featured. This dark twisted love story does not end well for Keryn Barnes, and Clark Stephens as they end up murdered. It doesn't end well for the couple either since Michael Carson is convicted of murder and sentenced to life . Suzan Carson is also convicted of murder and sentenced to life .

Oxygen describes this story as two lost, lonely hippies fall in love, deciding to turn their backs on the modern world for a life of hallucinogenic drugs, New Age religion, and a multistate murder spree.

Michael Carson is eligible for release but parole has been denied.. You can write to him at:

Michael Carson C88665

Mule Creek State Prison

PO Box 409020
Ione, CA 95640-9020

Suzan Carson is eligible for release but parole has been denied. You can write to her at:

Suzan Carson W20314

California Institution for Women

16756 Chino-Corona Road

Corona, CA 92880

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