The State introduced camera footage that included aerial drones and traffic cams. They all showed Ezra McCandless's movements before she killed Alex Woodworth.
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The State introduced camera footage that included aerial drones and traffic cams. They all showed Ezra McCandless's movements before she killed Alex Woodworth.
Police had two big tasks on their hands after they heard Ezra McCandless's story. The first was to find Alex Woodworth's body and identify the crime scene.
Ezra McCandless's memory of what happened when she killed Alex Woodworth began to clear up hours after her hospital visit. She began divulging more about the hours that led up to Ezra stabbing Alex 16 times in her back seat.
The Defense had some questions for the nurse who performed the sexual assault exam on Ezra McCandless. She had said she thought she had been raped, despite no memory of the fatal encounter with Alex Woodworth.
The sexual assault exam on Ezra McCandless took four hours. It included flossing for DNA collection, a vaginal swab and even fingernail evidence. And all of this went into the police report for this murder case.
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Todd Mullis's lead attorney argues that there is no proof Todd carried out a murder.
Todd testifies for two days, denying he killed his wife, Amy; the state gives a closing argument.
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