Murray Jamie Pachino. Sara Paxton Justin Bruening W. Earl Brown. Top credits Director Stephen Kay. See more at IMDbPro. Photos 4.
Add image. Top cast Edit. Annie Corley Mrs. Wright as Mrs. David Marciano Detective as Detective. Erin Cahill Cindy as Cindy. Annie Wersching Allie as Allie. Sam McMurray Dr. Sheffield as Dr. Pat Skipper Judge as Judge. Aaron Lustig Dr. Slovin as Dr. Cade Owens Andrew as Andrew. Jonathan Patrick Moore Billy as Billy. Stephen Kay. The stabbing was so forceful that the tip of a knife broke off in the top of Wright's skull. Susan Wright then moved her husband's body into a hole near the patio of their home where a home improvement project was taking place, and buried him.
Susan Wright bought cleaning supplies to cover up the crime scene, including several large jugs of bleach. Her lawyers said that she then spent several days in a fog where she still believed her husband was still alive and that he would climb out of his makeshift grave to kill her. Prosecutors argued that Wright was fully aware of what she was doing and even told family and friends in the days after the murder that was was a victim of abuse by her husband.
The young mother of two dumped this bloody mattress in her family's backyard. In , Susan Wright testified that her husband, Jeff, abused her. This is the dolly prosecutors say Susan Wright used to drag her husband's body out of the bedroom. The thin 5'5', blonde used it to get Jeff Wright's 6'2' pound lifeless frame to the patio.
Susan Wright emptied several drawers of her children's clothing and placed the clothes in the family car shortly after she stabbed Jeff. A few days later, she filed for an order of protection.
Painting supplies, a box cutter and scissors were found in the room. Wright had attempted to clear the scene with bleach, but police found blood spatter on the walls, ceiling and furniture of the bedroom.
She ended up confessing to her mother that she'd had killed her husband. I snapped,' she said, according to the criminal complaint in the case.
During the trial, Wright clashed with prosecutor Siegler several times who accused Wright of rehearsing her testimony beforehand and crying on cue. Police found blood spatter in multiple locations inside the Wright home despite Susan Wright's efforts to clean the crime scene after the murder.
Susan would tell the court that the week of the murder she was in a 'fog. The ties Susan Wright used to bind Jeff to their bed were still wound around his wrists and ankle when police uncovered his body.
Murder defendant Susan Wright pictured during her murder trial for stabbing her husband times. Jurors took just five hours to find Wright guilty of first-degree murder. There was just one problem. Everyone had gotten it wrong. Wice, who represented Wright during her appeal said that Davis as part of her defense counsel failed her for not calling witnesses who could corroborate her claims of domestic abuse. He also suggested that they had failed to bring in experts who could testify that Wright suffered from battered woman syndrome as a result of the abuse.
Nor was a psychologist called who saw Wright after her arrest and found her to be convinced her dead husband was still alive and would kill her. During her resentencing, she was diagnosed her with post-traumatic stress disorder and although the judge, Jim Wallace, who had presided over Wright's original trial, he felt that there was a 'wealth of mitigating evidence not presented at the punishment stage that painted a dramatically different picture of her and her moral blameworthiness.
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Brown diagnosed Wright with Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, and told jurors last week she was in a "dissociative state" while attempting an elaborate cleanup after the killing. Brown also testified that Wright told him her husband was asleep when she retrieved a knife from their kitchen and began to stab him.
This differs from Wright's tearful testimony at her original trial, when she said she killed her husband in self-defense after he stood over her with the knife and said "Die, bitch! Prosecutors have scoffed at the idea that the 5'4", pound defendant could have overpowered her 6'2", pound husband, and argued to the jury she tied him to their bed before killing him.
They also suggested she may have drugged him with gamma-hydroxybutyric acid, known as the "date-rape drug," low levels of which were found in Jeffrey Wright's system. Because Brown didn't testify in , prosecutors did not have access to his notes. Last week, however, Jordan questioned Brown about the discrepancy in the defendant's stories and about a telephone call from her original defense attorney, Neal Davis, on the eve of the trial.
Davis had just read Brown's notes and realized they were detrimental to his client's claim of self-defense. The call was tape-recorded by Davis. Brown admitted he responded with an expletive, and then said, "I'll take a look at my notes and see if there's any way to get around that problem.
Also new on the witness stand were two former girlfriends of the victim, whose colorful testimony drew occasional laughter. Misty McMichael testified Wright beat her repeatedly during their two-year relationship and tried to control her every move. Prosecutors called the woman's story a blend of fiction and exaggeration, disputing her claims Wright that threw her down a staircase times and kept her locked in a room above his family's flooring business.
As she sparred verbally with prosecutor Connie Spence, the judge scolded McMichael, saying she was turning the hearing into "a circus.
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