The defense also hired a respected crime scene investigator, Tom Bevel, as an expert witness. "My wife's bleeding all over the place," Dr. John Baxter Hamilton tells the 911 operator. Dr. Hamilton 911 call Doctor, slain wife argued about affair, police say - Evidence taken from home where woman's body found Doctor leaves jail for funeral - Obstetrician permitted to attend wife's services Doctor accused in wife's death to remain in jail Suspect loses bail appeal - Doctor charged in wife's death to remain in jail pending trial John Hamilton, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Oklahoma City before murdering his wife in 2001, was a well-known obstetrician-gynecologist. To the defense team, it seemed obvious from the first moments that investigators never seriously considered any suspects other than the husband. "She was taken down almost immediately and spun onto her face, Spruill said. He died in October 2021, according to information obtained from a different source. Spruill told jurors he has an opinion on how the killer got out of the house without leaving a blood trail even though the evidence doesn't provide an answer. based on information from your browser. GREAT NEWS! The palm goes on the center of the chest, on the sternum. Dick Horton: I don't think there was any question she wore the pants. The prosecutor refused to release additional information about the slaying that took place at 3056 Brush Creek Road. Hamilton maintained his innocence throughout his trial, which may have turned on dramatic testimony from the final witness in the case. Now he would be able to tell his side of the story. "It was a shock to everybody, Hamilton said on the news program. "Someone said there is a fine line between love and hate, and that man crossed it," Lane said in his opening statement in the first-degree murder trial for Hamilton, an Oklahoma City gynecologist, obstetrician and abortionist. she tried to act strong at first. I just felt like they were very happy. Testimony is expected to continue this morning before District Judge Ray Elliott. It was seen as a coup for the defense that it locked up one of the most highly regarded blood spatter experts in the nation. What happened to him? As for the discovery of Susan's hair and blood tissue in his car, Hamilton explained it this way: he said after calling 911 he realized the EMTs wouldn't be able to get their ambulance past his car out front, so he raced out to move it.
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