# Cheryl Crane
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Cheryl Christina Crane (born July 25, 1943) is an American retired real estate broker, former model, and author. She is the only child of actress Lana Turner, from her marriage to actor-turned-restaurateur Steve Crane, her second husband. She was the subject of significant media attention in 1958 when, at fourteen years old, she stabbed to death her mother's lover, Johnny Stompanato, during a domestic struggle; she was not charged, and his death was deemed a justifiable homicide.
Episode 160: The Beverly Hills Stabbing - Lana Turner, Johnny Stompanato & a Studio System on Trial
In April 1958, Hollywood’s ice-queen glamour cracked. Lana Turner’s mob-linked boyfriend, Johnny Stompanato, lay dead on her Beverly Hills bedroom floor, felled by a single knife wound, and her 14-year-old daughter, Cheryl Crane, stood trembling with the knife in her hand. In this week’s History Fo…
Lana Turner's Dark Night: The Stompanato Scandal
This episode unpacks the life and scandal of Lana Turner — from her discovery as a 16-year-old, rise to stardom in films like The Postman Always Rings Twice, to the violent affair with Johnny Stompanato that ended in his killing by Turner’s daughter Cheryl Crane.
We cover the sensational trial, th…
Lana Turner: Beauty, Abuse, and a Night Hollywood Couldn’t Control - Hollywood is Dead
Lana Turner: Beauty, Abuse, and the Night Hollywood Couldn’t Control
Everyone thinks they know Lana Turner — the blonde bombshell, the MGM fantasy, the face of classic Hollywood glamour.
This episode tells the story most people never learned.
From Lana’s childhood trauma and early fame to a pattern…
Silver Screen Stabbing: Did a Starlet Cover Up a Gangster's Murder?
In 1958, movie star Lana Turner was trapped in an abusive relationship with mafia bodyguard Johnny Stompanato. Until her teenage daughter Cheryl Crane ended the couple’s last argument by fatally stabbing Johnny. But many wondered: how did a teenager overpower a gangster? Or was Cheryl taking the fa…
Silver Screen Stabbing: Did a Starlet Cover Up a Gangster's Murder?
In 1958, movie star Lana Turner was trapped in an abusive relationship with mafia bodyguard Johnny Stompanato. Until her teenage daughter Cheryl Crane ended the couple’s last argument by fatally stabbing Johnny. But many wondered: how did a teenager overpower a gangster? Or was Cheryl taking the fa…
E51: Johnny Stompanato Pt. 2
Cheryl Crane stepped up to take the blame for her mother’s boyfriend’s death, but was she simply covering for her famous mother, silver screen blonde bombshell, Lana Turner? Carter and Wenndy sift through Cheryl’s trial, Hollywood’s top lawyer, and mob threats to determine who really killed gangste…
Hollywood Baby: Cheryl Crane
It wasn't easy being the daughter of a famous movie star. It was even harder when Mommy kept bringing around bad men. When teenage Cheryl witnessed a particularly bad fight between her famous mother and the latest man, she decided to do something about it.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in…
Cheryl Crane
Hollywood royalty. A childhood filled with fear. One fatal night that shocked the nation. Marguerite dives into the tragic and controversial case of Cheryl Crane, the daughter of screen legend Lana Turner. At just 14 years old, Cheryl stabbed her mother's abusive boyfriend, notorious mobster Johnny…
Murder In Hollywood | Justified Ep1
This series looks at cases where people who have endured years of abuse, violence, manipulation or terror eventually fight back sometimes with deadly consequences.
These are stories of victims who killed. But were they murderers… or survivors pushed beyond the point of endurance?
Ep.1 takes a look …
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