He Hired His Friend to Kill His Wife — His Attorney Says He's Innocent
October 13, 2025
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as posted by the channelAn attorney who worked on Mark Sievers' case testified at a hearing on Monday, during which Sievers is seeking to have his conviction and death penalty sentence overturned. The attorney explained why he did not file a motion for a change of venue. He also stated that he believes Sievers is innocent and that his co-conspirator, Curtis Wayne Wright Jr., was a known liar who tried to secure a favorable plea deal. Sievers was convicted and sentenced to death for orchestrating the murder of his wife Dr. Teresa Sievers.
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