Circumstantial evidence points towards Greg Mallorick's guilt

The prosecution presented a circumstantial case against Greg Mallorick, highlighting his motive, means, and opportunity to kill his wife, Sherry. They emphasized his affair with Jennifer Spone and the controlling behavior he exhibited in their marriage. The prosecution argued that Greg planned the murder and disposed of the evidence, using his children as an alibi. Jennifer testified that Greg orchestrated the crime and that she unknowingly played a role in it. However, the defense argued that the case relied on unreliable witness testimony and flawed investigation. Ultimately, the jury was deadlocked, resulting in a hung jury.