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The medical examiner who did the autopsy on Richard Mallory went into disturbing details of his death; Aileen Wuornos was accused of shooting Mallory six times in his car and stealing his things.
The medical examiner who did the autopsy on Richard Mallory went into disturbing details of his death; Aileen Wuornos was accused of shooting Mallory six times in his car and stealing his things.
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FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP4 "Killing And Then Robbing"The State argued that after killing Richard Mallory, Aileen Wuornos robbed him; police said this would happen with each of her seven victims; she was accused of pawning their things to get money; this would be the only trial this confessed killer would face.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP5 "Medical Examiner Testifies"The medical examiner who did the autopsy on Richard Mallory went into disturbing details of his death; Aileen Wuornos was accused of shooting Mallory six times in his car and stealing his things.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP6 "Evidence From The Crime Lab"State crime lab experts testified; they were called in to investigate patterns and key evidence in the killings; the firearm expert on the stand claimed that a .22-caliber pistol is a very common gun.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP7 "Tyria Moore"Aileen Wuornos's former lover took the stand in her capital murder trial; Tyria Moore, a motel maid, was with Wuornos when the state said she went on her killing spree.
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