Andrea Canning

We'll get into that in a minute.

Pam Hupp ended up taking an Alford plea for Gumpenberger's murder and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

She has pleaded not guilty.

Her trial is expected to start in August.

And Keith is here to make sure we're ready for it.

Keith, thanks for joining us.

So, Keith, why did it take 14 years to get Pam on trial for Betsy's murder?

You know, what changed?

So what are prosecutors saying is the motive?

Why do they allege Pam killed Betsy?

So, Keith, what evidence do prosecutors say they have?

How does Lewis Gumpenberger's death fit into all of this?

OK, and this woman got into Pam's car but quickly felt uncomfortable.

She says she asked Pam to take her home and she did.

But then Pam kept looking around for somebody else.

And she forces him to make that 911 call, which is just doesn't go as planned at all.

And then she murdered him.

So we know some elements of Pam Hupp's defense.

We've gotten some glimpses of it in recent pretrial hearings.

The defense is focused on getting access to lab reports and DNA analysis conducted by the state.