
This episode covers the murder case of Leanne Meisner, the investigation into her death, and the affair between her husband Mick Fletcher and Judge Susan Shernowski.
Leanne Meisner was found dead in her home in Hazel Park, Michigan, with a gunshot wound to the head shortly after a trip to the firing range with her husband, Mick Fletcher. Initially ruled an accident, police began to suspect foul play after discovering evidence of Mick's affair with Judge Susan Shernowski.
Forensic analysis revealed inconsistencies in Mick's account of the shooting, including blood spatter patterns and the absence of gunpowder residue on Leanne's hands. Investigators also found romantic correspondence between Mick and the judge, suggesting a motive for murder.
Mick was arrested and charged with second-degree murder after evidence indicated that Leanne's death was premeditated. Despite his claims of innocence, the jury convicted him based on the forensic evidence presented.
The episode highlights the complexities of the case, including the impact of the affair and the tragic circumstances surrounding Leanne's death.
Mick Fletcher was convicted of murdering his wife Leanne amid an affair with Judge Susan Shernowski, despite claiming it was an accident.

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