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Corn Rake Murder Trial
Todd Mullis, 43, is facing a life sentence for allegedly murdering his wife, 39-year-old Amy Lynn Mullis; their son found her crouched body in a shed, with a corn rake impaled in her back; Todd reportedly removed the rake and carried her to the hospital, calling 911 on the way.
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Corn Rake Murder Trial
Todd Mullis, 43, is facing a life sentence for allegedly murdering his wife, 39-year-old Amy Lynn Mullis; their son found her crouched body in a shed, with a corn rake impaled in her back; Todd reportedly removed the rake and carried her to the hospital, calling 911 on the way.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
Todd Mullis, 43, is facing a life sentence for allegedly murdering his wife, 39-year-old Amy Lynn Mullis; their son found her crouched body in a shed, with a corn rake impaled in her back; Todd reportedly removed the rake and carried her to the hospital, calling 911 on the way.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
Accomplice to Murder, With Vinnie Politan
Vinnie Politan travels across the country to speak with accomplices, the convicted, condemned and exonerated, who share a unique look into cases and verdicts that might not be as clear-cut as initially thought.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
FL v. Anthony
In the summer of 2011, Casey Anthony stood trial for the 2008 murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee; the high-profile case gripped the nation.
The Death of Baby Dylan
The body of Dylan Groves, was found at the bottom of a 30-foot well near the family home; his parents, Jessica and Daniel Groves, faced eleven felony counts including murder.
The Death of Baby Dylan
The body of Dylan Groves, was found at the bottom of a 30-foot well near the family home; his parents, Jessica and Daniel Groves, faced eleven felony counts including murder.
The Death of Baby Dylan
The body of Dylan Groves, was found at the bottom of a 30-foot well near the family home; his parents, Jessica and Daniel Groves, faced eleven felony counts including murder.
The Death of Baby Dylan
The body of Dylan Groves, was found at the bottom of a 30-foot well near the family home; his parents, Jessica and Daniel Groves, faced eleven felony counts including murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
According to prosecutors in their opening statements, money was the motive for this murder. Next, Melody Farris' defense delivered their opening remarks to the jury. They claimed police acted on confirmation bias when they allegedly narrowed erroneously on the defendant for the death of her husband, Gary. A complicated family coupled with a complicated police investigation all led to fingers pointing at Melody Farris for first-degree murder.