Presumed Guilty: The Death of Monica Dunn
Description
When Monica Dunn, a beautiful mother of three, was shot to death in her home, her husband was with her. But he claimed she had done it to herself. The couple had become estranged after months of infidelity and vicious arguments, so Monica’s police officer husband Paul Dunn was the logical suspect in her death. Paul maintained that he was innocent, but no one believed him. He was ostracized by his fellow law enforcement officers and friends, despised by Monica’s family, and lost custody of his children.
Join us at the quiet end for Presumed Guilty: The Mysterious Death of Monica Dunn. Monica and Paul lived a life of passion and volatility. After Monica’s sudden and violent death, shocking secrets about her life and relationships revealed a marriage that was doomed from the start. Would a trial provide closure to Monica’s family or would the reason for her death remain forever unknown?
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Sources
Dunn v. McFeeley, State of New Mexico, Office of the Medical Investigator, Larry Warehime, State of New Mexico, Department of Public Safety, State Crime Laboratory, Noe Galvan, and the New Mexico State Police, Defendants-Appellees, Court of Appeals of New Mexico, 4/28/1999.
Grave Accusations: A Suspicious Death, A Husband’s Arrest, A Fight for Justice – A True Story, Andrea Egger & Paul Dunn, 2001.
Within Arm’s Reach, Forensic Files, S19, E1, 8/25/2003.
United States
