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Danielle Redlick

I am putting this case together literally the day after the verdict was read. I admit that I heard a little about case throughout the trial but really knew very little about it except for the fact it was a case of a wife murdering her husband with a kitchen knife. I also heard rumors that her husband used to be her stepfather, but again, I knew none of the details. Today it is difficult to find those details because the first things to pop up revolve around the verdict. I do know that domestic violence was alleged and after the verdict the case was often compared to the now infamous Depp V. Heard trial that ended earlier this month. More specifically many of the law shows talked about the difference between Amber Heard's testimony and that of Danielle Redlick. As I said finding deep specifics about this case proved to be a bit difficult but I will do the best that I can and hopefully any of you that watched the trial or know more can chime in. What I can tell you is tha...

The Murder of Corinna Mullen

When the channel Investigative Discovery first came out it was, and remains my favorite station to watch.  Over the years I have changed cable companies and as it often happens it always seems that the next level of packages that they offer seem to only have a channel or two that you would care to watch and does not seem worth the many extra dollars that it costs so currently I do not have it. However, a few months ago I was given a free month and I am surprised that my DVR did not burn up with the literally hundreds of hours that I taped from that channel alone.  I spent that month, and the next trying to catch up and watch everything and when I found one with an interesting story I made a note of it so that I could research it more and possibly blog about it here.  This was one such story. It is not uncommon that I watch a television show based on a true crime and find that so much of the story was left out or sometimes it seems even fictionalized.  While admitte...