Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today you'll be hearing the final episode of the Jason Corbett

Case. Small talk sucks, so let's dive in. Last week we left off with the jury finding both Molly and Tom guilty.

Following the verdict, there was a lot of talk from the jury and the foreman told WX II,

the most shocking thing for me personally,

spatter and tissue on Mali.

Another juror chimed in and said,

that to me was a deciding factor on the malice for Molly. That's overkill.

Tom didn't have anything on him as far as flesh, just spatter.

Molly had flesh. You have to be really close to the blow for that to happen.

That's pretty important here because Sheriff Grice came out after the trial and told the Irish

Daily Mail, the brick did the most damage. The kudagra was the brick, the brick that Tom never saw his daughter

swinging. There was scalp tissue embedded in it.

Following the trial a 20-20 episode aired on the case

titled The Last One's Standing and Jason's family declined to participate.

Molly and Tom both did interviews and if you watch this episode you might

honestly walk away thinking that they were wrongfully convicted so

let's talk about it.

First things first, Molly comes off as meek according to my brother Jason and I did

watch this but one of her former neighbors was disturbed by it because that wasn't the

Molly they remembered. Nonetheless, they call Molly in this episode a once

aspiring doctor who at 24 went off to Ireland to help the Irish

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