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Fatal Crossing. Prosecutor Steve Crump shows "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant what he didn’t show in court.
- What Happened to Rachael DelTondo?
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- June 30, 2019
Jun 28, 2019 · If Donnie Brantley did murder his wife Marsha in 2009, what do his statements and actions show about the crime?
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- Josh Yager
- How Did Melinda Snyder Die?
- Who Killed Melinda Snyder?
- Where Is Edward “Ed” Cronell Now?
Melinda Snyder was a native of Rock Hill in York County, South Carolina. At the age of 22, she had recently graduated college and was starting to pursue her dreams by working as a teacher’s aide at Northside Elementary School when her world turned upside down. Melinda had actually already created a good/stable life for herself as a former beauty qu...
The initial investigations were a bit confounding since there was no ordinary evidence – weapons or fingerprints – at the crime scene, meaning the detectives only had the perpetrator’s semen to work with. This was an issue because the DNA technology wasn’t as advanced back in 1990, but that’s when the car mentioned earlier proved to be a critical c...
In 1994, Edward “Ed” Cronell was found guilty of the three counts following a jury trial and was later sentenced to two life terms in prison, plus 30 years for the sex crime. Therefore, today, at the age of 56, he is incarcerated at the medium-security Broad River Correctional Institute in Columbia, South Carolina. He actually first became eligible...
Marsha Ellen Brantley (née Rader; born February 28, 1959) was an American woman who disappeared around May to June 2009. She is believed by local law enforcement to have been murdered by her then-husband Donnie Brantley, but no direct evidence has ever been found to prove this.
Marsha Brantley case: Evidence a jury never saw. Prosecutor Steve Crump shows "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant what he didn’t show in court. Copyright ©2024 CBS Interactive Inc.
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Jun 30, 2019 · When Marsha Brantley, 50, of Cleveland, Tenn., suddenly vanished in 2009, her husband Donnie eventually became a suspect in her murder. But was Marsha even dead? The case was unusual from...
May 25, 2012 · In 1994, Marsha learned this when inheriting her mother Helen’s possessions. In them, she found a picture of Brattleboro heiress Helen Danforth Manley, taken seven decades earlier during a mercurial summer and fall which changed her fortunes forever.
