Snapped Patricia Burney and Arthur Burney

Arthur Burney

Status: Incarcerated

In Snapped Season 17, Episode 2, the story of Patricia Burney is shown. This ends badly for her husband, Arthur in the state of Oklahoma. Sadly their mutual daughter participated in this murder with her boyfriend. What a betrayal!

Patricia Burney was convicted of murder and sentenced to Life w/o Parole

Burney was married to Arthur Burney, and lived in a rural area near Coweta, Oklahoma, in a triple-wide manufactured home. Their daughter, Michelle, was fourteen years old at the time of the crime. Burney began an affair with Jeff Wilke in 2010. Although Arthur was alive, Burney told Wilke that Arthur had died earlier that year. After Arthur took a bad fall in September 2010 Burney and Michelle began to say they wished Arthur was dead. Over the next few months, they attempted unsuccessfully to poison Arthur and began offering to pay if someone would kill him. Through a website, Michelle met seventeen-year-old Michael Richardson, who lived in Oklahoma City. On February 15, 2011, Burney and Michelle met Richardson near his Oklahoma City school. Richardson gave Michelle three morphine pills, to be used to murder Arthur. The women returned to Coweta. Although Arthur took the pills, the murder attempt was unsuccessful. On February 17, 2011, Michelle called Richardson and offered him $6,000, plus marijuana and sexual intercourse with her, if he and two friends, Zach Hardin and Wesley Slemp, would kill Arthur.

Hopefully, considering this story has been covered by not only snapped, but other shows as well, Patricia will figure out why - that this is the ultimate shocking betrayal.

You can write to Patricia Burney at:

Patricia Burney 654046

Mabel Bassett Correctional Center

29501 Kickapoo Road

McLoud, OK 74851

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