Did dogs play a role in a California mother's death? Her husband's defense attorney says maybe.
- May 19, 2024
- 1:59
- Short
When investigators arrived at the Sills' San Clemente, California, home in 2016, Susann Sills' husband said it was an accidental fall. But other evidence pointed to something more sinister.
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Brief Summary
The episode investigates Suzanne's suspicious death, questioning the fall theory and the dogs' involvement.
Key points
- Inconsistent Injuries. Suzanne's injuries raise questions about the circumstances of her fall.
- No Evidence of a Fall. Investigators find no signs of a fall on the stairs.
Episode highlights
- Inconsistent InjuriesSuzanne's injuries raise questions about the circumstances of her fall.“The injuries weren't consistent with somebody falling down the stairs.”0:26May 19, 2024
- No Evidence of a FallInvestigators find no signs of a fall on the stairs.“There was no evidence on the stairs of someone going down.”0:53May 19, 2024
