Erin Moriarty

Jambois decides to fight for the letter. His appeal, which takes another five long years, goes all the way to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Jambois decides to fight for the letter. His appeal, which takes another five long years, goes all the way to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

The state Supreme Court agrees. Julie's letter can be used at trial, but only if the state can show at a preliminary hearing that there's enough other incriminating evidence to point to Mark Jensen as the killer. Almost nine years after Julie Jensen's death, free on bail, Mark is now married to his lover, Kelly Labonte.

The state Supreme Court agrees. Julie's letter can be used at trial, but only if the state can show at a preliminary hearing that there's enough other incriminating evidence to point to Mark Jensen as the killer. Almost nine years after Julie Jensen's death, free on bail, Mark is now married to his lover, Kelly Labonte.

The state Supreme Court agrees. Julie's letter can be used at trial, but only if the state can show at a preliminary hearing that there's enough other incriminating evidence to point to Mark Jensen as the killer. Almost nine years after Julie Jensen's death, free on bail, Mark is now married to his lover, Kelly Labonte.

As the hearing begins, he is looking and feeling confident, until suddenly, a surprise witness takes the stand. Your Honor, the state calls Ed Klug to the stand. Ed Klug, who used to work with Mark... Could you point to him? ...now claims that three weeks before Julie died, Mark told him he was looking up ways to kill her.

As the hearing begins, he is looking and feeling confident, until suddenly, a surprise witness takes the stand. Your Honor, the state calls Ed Klug to the stand. Ed Klug, who used to work with Mark... Could you point to him? ...now claims that three weeks before Julie died, Mark told him he was looking up ways to kill her.

As the hearing begins, he is looking and feeling confident, until suddenly, a surprise witness takes the stand. Your Honor, the state calls Ed Klug to the stand. Ed Klug, who used to work with Mark... Could you point to him? ...now claims that three weeks before Julie died, Mark told him he was looking up ways to kill her.

Wait a minute, suddenly he talks about going on websites on how to kill his wife?

Wait a minute, suddenly he talks about going on websites on how to kill his wife?

Wait a minute, suddenly he talks about going on websites on how to kill his wife?

Flug and Mark Jensen were in St. Louis at a company convention.

Flug and Mark Jensen were in St. Louis at a company convention.

Flug and Mark Jensen were in St. Louis at a company convention.

Yet Klug never reported the conversation to the police. So you find out that Julie Jensen dies a month after Mark Jensen tells you he's looking up ways to kill her.

Yet Klug never reported the conversation to the police. So you find out that Julie Jensen dies a month after Mark Jensen tells you he's looking up ways to kill her.

Yet Klug never reported the conversation to the police. So you find out that Julie Jensen dies a month after Mark Jensen tells you he's looking up ways to kill her.

I mean, your life was busy, but we're talking about a possible murder.

I mean, your life was busy, but we're talking about a possible murder.

I mean, your life was busy, but we're talking about a possible murder.