Conrad Truman, Accused of Murdering his Wife in 2012, Acquitted in Second Trial

February 24th 2017

PROVO, Utah -- A Utah County man has been found not-guilty of murdering his wife. Conrad Truman was originally convicted of first degree murder in 2014, but the initial verdict was thrown out after an appeal.

“Among the evidence they presented to the medical examiner was a flawed scene diagram that had measurements and a depiction of a body that were wildly inaccurate,” Moffat said.

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