Maureen Maher

Corona Investments is where we had to write that check.

We traced the paper trail and find out that went into his personal account.

Joe Corona was in trouble because his con was about to be exposed, because Tina wasn't stupid.

If she were to find out that he's stealing from their friends and relatives and hiding it from her and defrauding her, that would have been the end of it, and he'd have been back working at Shoe Carnival.

And of course, flight is a real big indicator of guilt.

I thought he ran to Canada or Mexico or something.

Mexico.

Sure, but then when the police knock at your door at the Howard Johnson and you scream out, I've got a gun.

We're ready on the state of Tennessee versus Corona.

We didn't have the best shot in the world, but we're going to take the shot we had because that's what we're supposed to do.

There were a couple of us that had to be hit in the head with a shovel before we finally believed he could do such a horrible thing.

I said, oh my God, he's been playing us all like a fool.

The state's proof will show that the defendant, Joe Corona, killed his wife, Tina,

stuffed her back behind the front and back seats of that truck, and left her parked on the side of the road.

And you will discover that the evidence does not fit the theory.

And then when all is said and done, the only verdict that you can return is that Joe Corona

He's innocent, killing his wife.

thrown in there, and you just have to deal with the emotional part.

It affected me more than I thought it would.

I mean, it's a pretty traumatic thing to process, and a person could actually do that.