Woman convicted of husband's murder in Michigan
A woman extradited from Italy for the 2002 fatal bludgeoning of her husband in Michigan was convicted of second-degree murder after burned remains found in a metal locker were identified as her husband's more than 10 years later. The trial revealed that she conspired with her daughter and another individual to kill her husband.
Key Points
- Beverly McCallum convicted of second-degree murder for the bludgeoning of her husband
- Remains of the husband were found in a metal locker more than 10 years after the murder
- McCallum conspired with her daughter and another individual to carry out the murder
Pros
- Justice served for the victim and his family
- Closure for the case after more than a decade
Cons
- Loss of life due to a premeditated murder
- Family torn apart by the actions of the accused