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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.
S1, EP18 "Defendant's Side Of The Story"
Todd Mullis denies killing his wife, Amy, as he testifies in his own murder trial; she had been having an affair with their field manager; her friends claimed she was in fear for her life.
S1, EP19 "I Did Not Kill My Wife"
Todd Mullis claims he and his oldest son had been working on the hog farm when Amy fell on a corn rake in a shed before she died; the cross-examination begins on Todd.
S1, EP20 "I Had No Idea What Happened"
Under cross-examination, Todd Mullis recalls his version of events that led up to his wife, Amy's death; he claims that a state investigator tried to get him to confess to murdering his wife, Amy, and did not allow him to formally deny it.
S1, EP21 "They Wanted to Blame Me"
On the stand, the defendant denies making incriminating searches on his iPad in the days leading up to Amy's death; he claims the entire family had access to it and made all kinds of searches.
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.
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.
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.
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.
