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Juliet & Pauline

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Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme were two teenagers who became known for their involvement in an infamous criminal case in the 1950s, known as the Honorah Rieper murder. Pauline Parker, born in 1938 in New Zealand, and Juliet Hulme, born in 1938 in England, met in the 1950s while attending the same school in Christchurch, New Zealand. They developed a close friendship and shared a common interest in fantasy and writing. Together, they created a fictional world called Borovnia, where they often immersed themselves in elaborate fantasies. In June 1954, Parker and Hulme carried out a plan to murder Parker's mother, Honorah Rieper. They used a brick wrapped in a stocking to strike Rieper on the head while they were out for a walk together. Tragically, Rieper died from the injuries sustained in the attack. The story of Parker and Hulme, along with their shared fantasy world of Borovnia, was adapted into a film in 1994 by director Peter Jackson, titled "Heavenly Creatures." The movie depicts their relationship, the crime they committed, and the intricate fantasy world they created. After the trial, Parker spent five years in prison before being released and changing her name. She subsequently became a well-known writer under the name Anne Perry. Perry has written numerous mystery novels and is recognized in the literary genre. As for Juliet Hulme, she was also released after approximately five years and changed her name. Since her release, her current whereabouts and activities are unknown. The Borovnia fantasy world that they once shared remains as a unique aspect of their story.

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