Chapter
The Case of Mark Stover's Murder
31:44 - 37:46 (06:02)
The defense argues that the blood found on Mark's clothes is consistent with the crime scene, but questions the absence of human blood on the knife found in the butcher block.
Clips
Testimony reveals that Karen Tipton's blood was found all over the clothes worn by the accused, Mark Duke, during her murder.
31:44 - 34:08 (02:24)
Summary
Testimony reveals that Karen Tipton's blood was found all over the clothes worn by the accused, Mark Duke, during her murder. Additionally, Duke's admission to seeing a wound on Tipton's chest raised suspicion towards his involvement in the crime.
ChapterThe Case of Mark Stover's Murder
EpisodeA Killing in Cottonwood
PodcastDateline NBC
The defense in the Mark Twitchell case claimed that the blood on Twitchell's clothes was from an animal and not from human murder.
34:08 - 37:14 (03:06)
Summary
The defense in the Mark Twitchell case claimed that the blood on Twitchell's clothes was from an animal and not from human murder. However, the knife found in the kitchen had only animal fat on it and some sort of soap, leading to further questioning.
ChapterThe Case of Mark Stover's Murder
EpisodeA Killing in Cottonwood
PodcastDateline NBC
The hosts debate whether reconnecting with a high school sweetheart on Facebook constitutes an affair, and emphasize the importance of communication with one's partner.
37:14 - 37:46 (00:32)
Summary
The hosts debate whether reconnecting with a high school sweetheart on Facebook constitutes an affair, and emphasize the importance of communication with one's partner.