Ep 10. Wendi Mae Davidson

Wendi Mae Davidson was a 30-year-old mother of two who had a history of drug and alcohol abuse. In May of 2014, Wendi's husband, Aaron, went missing, and Wendi became the prime suspect in his disappearance. The investigation into Aaron's disappearance would uncover a web of lies that Wendi had been telling for years.

Shortly after Aaron went missing, Wendi told her family and friends that he had left her for another woman. She claimed that he had taken all of their money and even the family cat. But as the investigation continued, it became clear that Wendi had been lying. The couple's financial records showed that Wendi had been spending large amounts of money in the days leading up to Aaron's disappearance. And when investigators searched the couple's home, they found evidence that someone had tried to clean up a bloody mess.

Despite the evidence against her, Wendi maintained her innocence. She claimed that Aaron had been abusive and that she had no motive to do him harm. But as the investigation continued, more and more evidence came to light that suggested otherwise.

One key piece of evidence was a security camera that showed Wendi removing bags from her home and putting them into her car on the night of Aaron's disappearance. When investigators searched Wendi's car, they found a bloody pillowcase and a pair of boots that appeared to have blood on them. DNA testing confirmed that the blood belonged to Aaron.

Wendi's trial would be long and drawn out, with both sides presenting extensive evidence and witness testimony. Wendi's defense team argued that there was no direct evidence linking her to Aaron's death, while the prosecution painted a picture of a woman who had become desperate and willing to do whatever it took to get out of her troubled marriage.

In the end, the jury found Wendi guilty of first-degree murder. She was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The case of Wendi Mae Davidson is one that highlights the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse, as well as the lengths that some people will go to in order to protect themselves.