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In September 2018, Todd Mullis was convicted of killing his wife, Amy Mullis, using a corn rake. He now seeks a new trial, citing new evidence and witness testimony to overturn his conviction, which carries a life sentence. Forty witnesses are scheduled to testify in the upcoming civil bench trial.

In September 2018, Todd Mullis was convicted of killing his wife, Amy Mullis, using a corn rake. He now seeks a new trial, claiming new evidence proves his innocence, with 40 witnesses set to testify in a civil bench trial. Mullis is serving a life sentence.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly killing his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. The couple’s contentious relationship involved frequent conflicts. Tuerk is accused of strangling McLean, whose body was found in a nearby pond. If convicted, he could receive life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, to death in May 2020. Their contentious relationship, marked by frequent disputes, led to her body being found in a nearby pond after the incident. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly killing his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. The couple’s contentious relationship involved frequent disputes. Tuerk is accused of strangling McLean, whose body was found in a nearby pond. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for the 2020 death of his wife, Kathleen McLean. Authorities allege he strangled her during a domestic dispute, and her body was discovered in a nearby pond. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. Their contentious relationship, marked by frequent disputes, led to her death. Her body was discovered in a nearby pond. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. Their contentious relationship involved frequent disputes. Her body was found in a nearby pond. If convicted, Tuerk could receive life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. Their strained relationship involved frequent conflicts. Her body was discovered in a nearby pond. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, in May 2020. Their volatile relationship involved frequent conflicts. Her body was discovered in a nearby pond. Conviction could result in life imprisonment.

Massachusetts doctor Ingolf Tuerk faces felony murder charges for allegedly strangling his wife, Kathleen McLean, to death in May 2020. Their tumultuous relationship, marked by frequent conflicts, led to her body being found in a nearby pond. If convicted, Tuerk could receive life imprisonment.

Lori Vallow Daybell was convicted for murdering her daughter Tylee and son JJ in Idaho. She now faces Arizona charges for orchestrating her fourth husband's murder and attempting to kill her niece’s husband, Brandon Boudreaux, with conspiracy and attempted murder charges.