Snapped Kimberly Cargill and Cherry Walker

Status: Incarcerated

Kimberly Cargill 's story is told in Oxygen's Snapped, Season 16, episode 2. The show is described as Kimberly Cargill is accused of killing and burning her son's babysitter Cherry Walker in June 2010 to prevent her from testifying in court.

The murder of her son's babysitter Cherry Walker is depicted in the state of Texas. Kimbery got away with so much abuse of others for so long she was convinced she would not be caught. Her ex husband and son appeared on Evil lives here and detail her child abuse and her abuse of others.

Kimberly Cargill is convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life without parole.

Wheeler was present when the subpoena was served, and she read it to Walker. Upset by the prospect of having to testify, Walker telephoned appellant, who told Walker not to tell anyone about the subpoena. She also told Walker that Walker did not have to testify and offered to hide Walker at her house on the day of the hearing. Appellant then realized that Wheeler was in the room with Walker, and she asked to speak to Wheeler. Appellant asked Wheeler if she had told anyone about the subpoena. Wheeler stated that she had told her supervisor. Appellant told Wheeler that she was not much of a friend to Walker if she let Walker go to the hearing, and that “they” would confuse and upset Walker if Walker testified. Appellant told Wheeler that appellant would lose her child if“they” found out that Walker was mentally challenged.

You can write to Kimberly Cargill at:

Kimberly Cargill 999572

Mountain View Unit

2305 Ransom Road
Gatesville, TX 76528

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