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Todd Mullis' son testifies about the moment his father pulled the corn rake out of his mother's back; the 911 call plays in court; Todd did not make that call immediately; he called for help when he and his son were trying to get to the hospital.
Todd Mullis' son testifies about the moment his father pulled the corn rake out of his mother's back; the 911 call plays in court; Todd did not make that call immediately; he called for help when he and his son were trying to get to the hospital.
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Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP1 "Opening Statements"The defense gives their opening remarks to jurors, claiming that Amy Mullis was found dead on the family's hog farm; Todd and his oldest son found her face down with a corn rake sticking out of her back.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP2 "Hearing From Family Members"Amy Mullis' brother tells the jurors that she was unhappy in her marriage and had plans to divorce Todd and move out; the oldest son of Todd and Amy Mullis testifies; Trysten was the one who found Amy unresponsive in a shed on the family's farm.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP3 "Trysten Mullis"Jurors hear about the moments before and after the death of Amy Mullis; Trysten gives a timeline of events that includes his discovery of his mom in a shed and helping his dad to get her to a hospital; he recalls the time he lost sight of his dad.
Corn Rake Murder Trial
S1, EP4 "The Frantic, Delayed 911 Call"Todd Mullis' son testifies about the moment his father pulled the corn rake out of his mother's back; the 911 call plays in court; Todd did not make that call immediately; he called for help when he and his son were trying to get to the hospital.
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