Anne-Marie Green

Well, you know, it was a great hour. I also sort of, it was heartbreaking because I thought to myself, you know, a lot of us get into relationships that are not meant to last. They just don't work out. And you leave. And Katie would have left. I mean, literally after the honeymoon, the writing was on the wall. And because she crossed paths with the wrong person, it has this tragic, tragic end.

And it's such a shame.

And it's such a shame.

And it's such a shame.

Definitely. Well, Peter and Kat, thank you so much. Really appreciate talking to you. Thanks.

Definitely. Well, Peter and Kat, thank you so much. Really appreciate talking to you. Thanks.

Definitely. Well, Peter and Kat, thank you so much. Really appreciate talking to you. Thanks.

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Welcome back to another episode of Postmortem. I am your host, Anne-Marie Green, and we are discussing a case that I actually reported on this week with 48 Hours producer Josh Yeager. It's about the hit and run death of Davis McClendon in the small town of Greenwood, South Carolina, where everybody knows everybody. And it really isn't just a cliche. People are so interconnected in this town.

Welcome back to another episode of Postmortem. I am your host, Anne-Marie Green, and we are discussing a case that I actually reported on this week with 48 Hours producer Josh Yeager. It's about the hit and run death of Davis McClendon in the small town of Greenwood, South Carolina, where everybody knows everybody. And it really isn't just a cliche. People are so interconnected in this town.

Welcome back to another episode of Postmortem. I am your host, Anne-Marie Green, and we are discussing a case that I actually reported on this week with 48 Hours producer Josh Yeager. It's about the hit and run death of Davis McClendon in the small town of Greenwood, South Carolina, where everybody knows everybody. And it really isn't just a cliche. People are so interconnected in this town.

In May of 2023, William Budd Ackerman fatally struck Davis, who was dating Budd's soon-to-be ex-wife, Meredith. The defense claimed that this was an accidental collision, but the prosecution argued that the crash was in fact an intentional killing. So joining me now is Josh. We work together on the case. So it's good to have you here on Postmortem as well, Josh.

In May of 2023, William Budd Ackerman fatally struck Davis, who was dating Budd's soon-to-be ex-wife, Meredith. The defense claimed that this was an accidental collision, but the prosecution argued that the crash was in fact an intentional killing. So joining me now is Josh. We work together on the case. So it's good to have you here on Postmortem as well, Josh.

In May of 2023, William Budd Ackerman fatally struck Davis, who was dating Budd's soon-to-be ex-wife, Meredith. The defense claimed that this was an accidental collision, but the prosecution argued that the crash was in fact an intentional killing. So joining me now is Josh. We work together on the case. So it's good to have you here on Postmortem as well, Josh.

Now, first off, if you haven't listened to this episode yet, you can find it in your podcast feed just below this one. Go listen to the episode and then come back here to listen to Postmortem. So I got to tell you, when I first sort of read about the details of this case, I thought this really seems pretty cut and dry.

Now, first off, if you haven't listened to this episode yet, you can find it in your podcast feed just below this one. Go listen to the episode and then come back here to listen to Postmortem. So I got to tell you, when I first sort of read about the details of this case, I thought this really seems pretty cut and dry.

Now, first off, if you haven't listened to this episode yet, you can find it in your podcast feed just below this one. Go listen to the episode and then come back here to listen to Postmortem. So I got to tell you, when I first sort of read about the details of this case, I thought this really seems pretty cut and dry.

There's no question that the reason Davis McClendon is dead is because he was hit. He was in a collision. At the trial, the prosecution made a really strong case that Bud was jealous. His estranged wife, Meredith, had started dating. Bud was tracking them that night, the night they were out on a date, making all these phone calls, looking for them both.