Troy Roberts

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48 Hours · Deadly Divorce, Part 2 · 27 Mar 2025 podcast

Weller remembered this conversation and gave police the details from his hospital bed.

Now, it's the defense's turn to cross-examine the judge. And they begin by questioning his knowledge of the divorce case.

And then the defense tried to show just how delusional Darren was.

But Garrett Idle says the tapes don't tell the whole story. And unless you've been through it, you cannot truly appreciate how it can drive someone to the edge.

But even his number one supporter concedes Darren's approach was probably not the best way to bring attention to their cause. What do you think this case has done to your efforts for judicial reform?

Alicia says that won't stop her fight to try and improve the family court system. And it definitely won't stop her from fighting for the man she loves. Why are you still standing by his side after learning everything that's been put out there during the course of that trial? You know about the details of how Charlamac was slaughtered, and you're still there. You're still by his side.

I'm sorry.

And I've seen the pictures as well. You're still there.

None of that changes the fact that this man brutally killed the mother of his child.

Smile, honey. It's been 16 months since Darren Mack killed his wife, Charla.

16 long months that Darren says he spent anxiously waiting to tell his side of the story.

His family and friends gathered for the first day of the defense's case.

But over the weekend, there had been a change of plans. So instead of taking the stand.

Darren took a deal.

Yes. He would admit to murdering Charla, and in return, he would have a better shot at parole.

I have before me the written plea agreement. As part of the plea deal, Darren also admitted there was enough evidence to find him guilty of the attempted murder of Judge Weller.

But in the same breath.

He also managed to take a parting shot at Judge Weller by praising Judge Herndon.

And in a private meeting, he also thanked the men who were trying to convict him, Robert Daskus and Christopher Lawley.

But things were about to get even more surreal.

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