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The investigator who did the deep dive into Todd Mullis' internet searches had more to tell the jury; Travis Hemesath admitted other searches came up, that included some on country singers, Pinterest and the jewelry store, Zales.
The investigator who did the deep dive into Todd Mullis' internet searches had more to tell the jury; Travis Hemesath admitted other searches came up, that included some on country singers, Pinterest and the jewelry store, Zales.
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S1, EP14 "Investigators At Work"The investigator who did the deep dive into Todd Mullis' internet searches had more to tell the jury; Travis Hemesath admitted other searches came up, that included some on country singers, Pinterest and the jewelry store, Zales.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP15 "The Police Interrogation"Jurors watch more of the police interrogation of Todd Mullis; he claimed early on that her death seemed accidental; prosecutors argue that he killed her, in part, because he did not want to lose his farm in a divorce.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP16 "No Confession But No Denial Of Murder"The jury hears the last few minutes of his police interview where Todd Mullis talked about the death of his wife, Amy; the defendant didn't confess on the recording, but he did not deny attacking his wife.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP17 "Defense Delivers Their Case"Todd Mullis's lawyer tries to prove that he had nothing to do with the murder of his wife, Amy; the defense claims it was an accident; the defendant, Todd Mullis, takes the stand.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP13 "Uncovering Clues On The iPad"The searches done from Todd Mullis's iPad become a big focus for the jury; those searches include "Women cheat and relationships", "Six traits every cheating woman has" and "Killing unfaithful women".
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP12 "Google Searches"Prosecutors bring in the investigators who've worked extensively on the case; officers were suspicious of Todd's initial claim that Amy Mullis somehow accidentally fell on an upended corn rake.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP11 "The Deadly Affair"Amy Mullis's close friends testify against her husband, Todd; the State wanted those close to Amy to share their inside knowledge about their marriage and her affair; prosecutors claim that the affair ultimately led to her death.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP10 "Amy Mullis's Lover Takes The Stand"The prosecution brought in Amy Mullis' lover to testify for the jury; he happened to be a field manager at the Mullis' family hog farm, where he and Amy first met; Jerry Frasher claims that Amy was not happy in her marriage.
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