In 2002, Daniel Wade Moore was convicted and sentenced to death for the 1999 murder of Karen Tipton, an Alabama mother and wife. But after new information from the FBI surfaced, in 2005 the same judge who sentenced Moore ordered him to be released. A second trial was held, ending in a hung jury. Would a third trial seal his fate? “48 Hours" Correspondent Erin Moriarty reports. This classic "48 Hours" episode last aired on 8/19/2006. Watch all-new episodes of “48 Hours” on Saturdays, and stream on demand on Paramount+. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: What happened in the murder of Karen Tipton?
I understand that.
Police saw the stabbing incident as confirmation of Moore's guilt. And that was even before investigators discovered a link between Moore and the Tiptons. How would you describe Karen Tipton?
Middle-aged. I mean, she seemed nice.
As it turns out, Moore had worked for a security company that had installed the alarm system at the Tipton House. David Tipton speculates Karen may have allowed Moore in because she recognized him. How did you think it happened?
He came and knocked on the door and said, hello, I work for the alarm company. He had been there just a few months before. He lied his way in the house.
The attack, Tipton says, continued upstairs in the bedroom, where police found Karens clothing on the floor and blood on the bed.
I think that it's very likely that after that prolonged period of sexual and physical torture, dass sie tatsächlich von dem weggekommen ist und auf die Steine gekommen ist, bevor sie dort endlich getötet wurde. Etwa in der Größe von 28 Stabschmerzen. Wahrscheinlich war das letzte, was getötet wurde, ihr Mund.
Für David Tipton ist es ein geschlossenes und geschlossenes Geheimnis eines Drogenverbrechers, der für Geld tötet.
Daniel Wade Moore verurteilt seine Einwanderung. Daniel Wade Moore ist ein absoluter Profil, der mit jemandem zusammenhängt, der so etwas tun würde.
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Chapter 2: Who is Daniel Wade Moore and what was his conviction?
Es gibt schriftliche Beweise, die beweisen, dass Dr. Tipton eine Möglichkeit und einen Motiv hatte, das zu tun. Aber ich verurteile ihn nicht. Die schriftliche Beweise gegen ihn ist nicht stärker als die schriftliche Beweise gegen Daniel. Ich weiß nicht, wer es gemacht hat. Es könnte eine völlig andere Partei sein. Ich habe keine Ahnung, wer es gemacht hat.
At the end of the first trial, Moore's uncle was hopeful until he saw the jury file in with the verdict.
They just came in, you know, one of them was crying and I pretty much knew when I saw that, that this was going to be something bad.
Daniel Moore wurde von capital murder verurteilt. Und am 23. Januar 2003 wurde er verurteilt, weil er von einer lethalen Injektion gestorben war. Er könnte immer noch auf der Todesstraße sein, wenn nicht für eine Erfindung, die seine Leben gerettet hat, und Rock Decatur. Auch in der politischen Süddeutschen Gesellschaft ist ein Lücher ein Lücher ein Lücher.
Sie lachen. Sie lachen.
I was 250 foot from the execution chamber. Locked in a 5 foot by 9 foot cell.
In February of 2003, Daniel Wade Moore became the newest inmate on Alabama's death row.
There's things that he's more afraid of than death, I can assure you. Which is? Being accused of something he did not do.
Sherman Powell immediately began working on Moore's appeal. What happened next changed the Moore case forever. Prosecutors turned over this 245-page report compiled by the FBI on the Tipton murder. An FBI report that prosecutors had repeatedly denied existed.
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