Marie Adler
Marie Adler
Marie Adler is a rape victim and long-haul trucker from Lynnwood, Washington, United States. Her story was portrayed in Netflix’s web series “Unbelievable”[1].
Early life and Childhood
Marie Adler was born in 1990 in Lynnwood, Washington, United States, and is 30 years old. She belongs to a caucasian family. From a religious point of view, Marie is a Christian. Likewise, She is a long-haul trucker by profession. When Marie was a child, her father left her mother alone. So, Marie’s mother asked her friends to look after her.
However, Marie was physically and sexually abused by her mother’s friend.
Moreover, she ended taking Zoloft (Sertraline drug), antidepressant drugs due to mental stress and depression.
Looking at her condition, many caregivers supported her.
Furthermore, Marrie changed to more than 10 foster homes.
Lately, she was adopted by a family and Marie was starting her normal life.
However, her foster parents lost their foster licenses and now Marie cannot live with them.
Adler attended a High school in Lynnwood, Washington to pursue her studies.
On the other, there is no further information available at the moment, we will update our database shortly[2].
Victim of Rape
She moved to Bellevue, Washington.
A genuine bequest specialist, Shannon McQuery embraced her.
After many months, her foster mother Peggy Cunningham (Child Advocate) legally got her custody.
She rejoined her high school and begun her education.
At that put, she made numerous friends.
Further, she met her boyfriend Jordan Schweitzer who was also a student in her school.
He worked within the McDonald, Quick nourishment eatery.
She fell in adore and begun dating Jordan.
Peggy began the “Project Ladder” program to assist foster grown-up kids to get to be independent.
Hence, Marie earned sufficient cash and moved to a 1 room flat in Lynnwood, Washington.
this entire handle is checked by the Project Ladder Pilot program.
In 2008, Marc O’Leary broke into her house and threatened her with a butcher’s knife.
He tied her hands with shoelaces and choked her mouth with clothing.
Afterward, Marc O’Leary raped Marie Adler and captured a few photographs from his Sony Cybershot camera[3].
After this unpleasant incident, she opened her hand with scissors and called the police.
Washington Police began their investigation.
Detective Elegance Rasmussen and Karen Duvall investigated every fact.
But, police found numerous irregularities in her explanations recorded while investigating.
Suing the Court
In March 2009, the Lynwood city court sentenced her guilty for making her fake rape and fined her $500 US Dollars.
In addition, Lynwood court requested her for mental health counseling.
As a result, serial rapist Marc O’Leary was sent free from police custody.
Furthermore, he raped many women and girls.
After two and a half year, police captured him once more and found guilty for raping Marie and other young ladies.
They returned $500 US dollars to Adler.
But, Marie filed a lawful case against the city of Lynwood and sued them.
Later, the court settled the case by giving $150K US Dollars to Marie as compensation.
The Unbelievable
To portray the story of increasing Rape cases in society, Marie’s story was taken base story for the Netflix Web series “Unbelievable”. The “Unbelievable” web series is a crime story where the actress Kaitlyn Dever is appearing as the main character of Adler.
Relationship Status
Adler is single at the moment.
Previously, she was in a relationship with her ex-boyfriend Jordan Schweitzer.
Adler dated Jordan when she was in high school.
More than this, there is no information available on the relationship status of Adler at the moment.
Body Measurement
Marie has well fit and healthy body.
Adler stands tall with a height of 5 feet and 3 inches.
Likewise, she has a weight of around 54 kg.
Moreover, she has a pretty face with brown eyes and brown hair.
Social Media and Net Worth
Maries is not active on social media.
Moreover, there is no information on Adler’s source of Income. However, her net worth to date is more than $150 thousand.