Body bags with Joseph Scott Morgan.

Farming is a difficult way of life, and no other type of farming is as hard as hog farming.

It keeps sun up to sundown, and sometimes in the middle of the night.

You have to tend to the hogs that you're going to bring the market.

That was life that the mullus family led, and I was the life that they lived, and it resulted

in the death of Amy Mullus.

The day we're going to talk about her homicide.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is body bags.

With me again today is my good friend Jackie Howard, executive producer of Crime Stories

with Nancy Grace.

Jackie, what can you tell us about this case out of Iowa?

Amy Mullus was a 39 year old farmer's wife, and she was found impaled on a corn rake in

the shed on her family farm.

Her 13 year old son Tristan had been sent into the shed by his father and the husband

Todd Mullus, and the 13 year old found Amy Mullus impaled on a corn rake again in the

shed.

Tristan's grained for his father, and when Todd arrived, he removed the rake from her

back, put her, his wife Amy Mullus into the truck, and started racing for the hospital

and called 911.

Which she was at the hospital, Amy Mullus could not be revived.

The question then, as the autopsy was done, was this an accident or murder?

So we're going to unfold this case, Joe, but let's talk about a couple of things right

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