Farmer's wife found impaled with corn rake had told secret lover he'll kill her if he discovered their affair
Todd Mullis, 42, was charged with first-degree murder on Thursday in Earlville, Iowa over the November 2018 death of his wife Amy Mullis
A farmer from Iowa has been accused of murdering his wife by impaling her with a corn rake. Police allege that he came to know about his wife's affair and killed her. His wife had reportedly told her friend: "If he catches me cheating, he might make me disappear."
Todd Mullis, 42, was charged with first-degree murder on Thursday in Earlville, Iowa over the November 2018 death of his wife Amy Mullis, 39, on the farm where they lived with three children, Daily Mail reported. At that time, Todd had told the police that his wife must have tripped and fallen on the rake, dying accidentally.