On June 13, 1980, Betty Gore, an elementary school teacher, was fatally stabbed inside her own Dogwood Street home, shocking Wylie, Texas, to its very core. After all, the married mother-of-two was attacked with a 3-foot-long axe 41 times, as detailed in Hulu’s “Candy” and HBO Max’s “Love & Death,” and her admitted attacker ultimately got away with it by claiming self-defense. We now have the pertinent information for you if you want to learn more about Allan Gore, Betty’s husband, who was arguably at the forefront and centre of this issue.
Who is Allan Gore?
Betty and Allan Gore first noticed each other while attending college in their native Kansas, but their meeting was a little different because he was a teaching assistant in her maths class. Thus, after the class was over, they quickly started dating. Before getting married in a small, lovely ceremony in January 1970, Allan and Betty fell deeply and quickly; in their early 20s, they essentially made an eternal commitment. They didn’t care at all about their young age or social standing, primarily because they were deeply in love and didn’t see divorce as an option for them.
Betty and Allan Gore are played by Melanie Lynskey and Pablo Schreiber in this picture from Hulu by Tina Rowden.
While settling in Collin County, Texas, Allan and Betty gradually welcomed two adorable daughters into their lives. However, not everything was always peaches and cream in their suburban marriage. It all affected them in the late 1970s, from Betty’s alleged adultery in New Mexico to Allan’s resentment of their mundane daily routine, from her ingrained fears of being left alone to his affair with church friend Candy Montgomery. However, in order to prevent time from wearing on their emotions, the couple continued to make every effort to improve their union.