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Raynella Dossett Leath, from Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, is a woman who was released in 2017 from a life sentence at the Tennessee Prison for Women in Nashville for the 2003 murder of her husband David Leath. Prosecutors alleged that she shot her husband in the head, and then attempted to stage his murder as a suicide.
Raynella Dossett Leath is a Knoxville, Tennessee woman serving a life sentence at the Tennessee Prison for Women in Nashville for the 2003 murder of her husband David Leath. Prosecutors alleged that she shot her husband in the head, and then attempted to stage his murder as a suicide.
Jun 14, 2023 · A rare look inside a controversial case: the State of Tennessee versus Raynella Leath, accused of killing two of her husbands. Hear from attorneys, jurors, witnesses and the judge in a trial that ended in a way no one saw coming.
- 48 Hours" Correspondent
- 44 min
- CBS News
- Erin Moriarty
May 10, 2017 · Raynella Dossett Leath, 68, was acquitted of killing her second husband in 2017 after three trials and a special judge's ruling. She has been involved in several deaths, affairs, scandals and legal battles since her first husband's death in 1992.
- Jamie Satterfield
Jun 2, 2017 · Leath’s body was discovered by his 54-year-old wife, Raynella Dossett Leath, who called 911, screaming hysterically that her husband had shot himself. Four days later, police began investigating the death as a homicide, primarily because the .38-caliber revolver had been fired three times.
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Sep 28, 2017 · Raynella Leath, a nurse, is accused of killing her second husband, David Leath, who was found shot in their bed. Listen to the \"48 Hours\" podcast \"Married to Death\" for details, interviews and a shocking twist in the case.
May 10, 2017 · A special judge dismissed the first-degree murder case against Raynella Leath, who was accused of killing her husband David Leath in 2003. The judge ruled there was not enough evidence to support the state's theory that she staged a suicide and shot him twice in the head.
