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Christopher MacCallum was discovered dead at the bottom of a cliff in Oregon on November 20, 2012. Christopher was reported missing by his wife Patricia and her step-sister after disappearing while they were camping at the Applegate River campsite.
Patricia MacCallum killed her husband Christopher MacCallum at the Applegate campsite four years ago. Her murder case will be profiled on Oxygen’s Snapped.
Yreka, Calif. — A judge sentenced Medford woman Patricia MacCallum to 50 years to life in prison Tuesday for murdering her husband Chris. Patricia was found guilty of shooting and killing Chris in Siskiyou County in 2013 after a two week trial.
New information revealed during the Patricia Maccallum murder trial: The prosecution hopes texts read in court will prove a motive behind the brutal murder of Medford man – Christopher Maccallum.They also hope it proves his wife, Patricia, was his killer.
Authorities say that Patricia MacCallum, along with her former stepsister, Amber Lubbers, killed Christopher MacCallum once he fell asleep in his tent. The missing man’s body was eventually found and the two women were charged in his death.
Patricia MacCallum is heading to state prison to serve out a 50 years to life sentence for the murder of her husband, Michael Christopher MacCallum, in 2012. MacCallum was convicted of murder in December of 2013 after a lengthy trial in the Siskiyou County Superior Court.
PATRICIA MACCALLUM SENTENCED: The Medford woman who murdered her husband during a camping trip in Siskiyou County learned her fate today. She is ordered to pay over $27,000 in restitution to Christopher MacCallum's family. She was sentenced to life in prison on multiple counts.
