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Robert N. Udashen | Udashen Anton » Robert Udashen graduated from The University of Texas School of Law in 1977 where he received the Perry Jones Award as the school’s most outstanding criminal law student. Following graduation, Mr. Udashen joined the Staff Counsel for Inmates at the Texas Department of Corrections. There he represented prisoners in all types of post-conviction proceedings. In… [Continue Reading] Udashenanton.com

Obituary information for Donald R. "Don" Crowder » View Donald R. "Don" Crowder's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more. Whitakerfuneralhome.com

What Happened to Candy Montgomery's Lawyer Don Crowder and Where Is He Now? » Don Crowder's first criminal case was representing Candy Montgomery in her murder trial after she killed friend Betty Gore with an ax. Newsweek.com

Love and Death's Don Crowder changed careers after Candy Montgomery's trial » Love and Death stars Elizabeth Olsen as the deeply disturbed real-life Candy Montgomery who brutally murdered her lover's wife in 1980. Express.co.uk

Some in Wylie don't know of 1980 ax slaying; others can't forget » Long before TV had its desperate housewives, Wylie had Candy Montgomery and Betty Gore – and the bloody killing that catapulted the small town into national… Dallasnews.com

Love & Death Recap: The Most Normal Person on the Planet » Candy finally snaps. Now what? Vulture.com

'Candy' Finale: The Smirk (REVIEW) » The 'Candy' finale is the most pyrotechnic & wildest of the series' five episodes. But its puzzling final shot may do the story more harm… Screenspeck.com

Tom Pelphrey Talks Trying Out True Crime with ‘Love & Death’ and His Life-Changing ‘Ozark’ Role » Tom Pelphrey stars as lawyer Don Crowder opposite Elizabeth Olsen's Candy Montgomery in 'Love & Death' streaming on HBO Max. Variety.com

PHOTOS: Candy Montgomery’s 1980 arrest, trial in North Texas over teacher’s ax murder » HBO Max and Hulu are revisiting the Candy Montgomery case with “Love and Death” and “Candy.” These Star-Telegram photos show her surrender and moments after her acquittal. Star-telegram.com