Calvin Harris
It seems that everyone who is into true crime have those cases that they are obsessed with and cases they could scream if they heard one more word about them. For me this case falls into the latter category. The problem is though, I am unsure why I feel this way. This case is similar to two other cases, those of Tom Foley and David Camm. In all of these cases the men were accused of murdering their wives and would receive multiple trials. Like the Tom Foley case, a witness would come forward in this case after a conviction and the courts found that it warranted a new trial. Like the David Camm case, Calvin Harris would be convicted twice by two juries but the courts would overturn the convictions. David Camm would be acquitted after his third trial while Calvin Harris' third trial would end with the jury unable to make a decision and it would be a forth trial before Harris would be acquitted. Camm's case is another that I have not blogged about and I believe it is...