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parking lot. The suspicious person was described as a scruffy-looking white male with a beard and a dark complexion and was reportedly seen loading a bicycle into a white Taurus matching the description of a vehicle seen leaving the crime scene; a white Taurus was later found outside Marinello's residence.
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written notes about a gun and its disposal, a bike and a disguise. It was determined that Marinello recently purchased a disguise and had purchased bullets for a .38 caliber gun. The nylon-coated bullets purchased by Marinello were unusual and were of the same kind as those found in Mary Elizabeth's body.
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After two weeks in court, and after testifying himself in an effort to explain his actions and some of the evidence in the case (such as the handwritten "to do list" found in his abode after the murder), on December 13, 2008, the jury found Marinello guilty of second degree murder after 90 minutes of
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Surveillance video around the scene of the crime recorded a figure matching the description of a suspicious person seen leaving the scene on a bicycle. The surveillance video showed a 15-minute sequence of images of a man fitting the description of the disguised Marinello pacing back and forth in the
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The key piece of evidence leading to charges was a sheet of paper with notes and a diagram found in Marinello's FEMA trailer during the execution of a search warrant several days after the crime. This was characterized as a checklist or to-do list for the murder and its aftermath, and contained
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Marinello's attorneys sought and received a change of venue for the trial claiming that Marinello would not be able to receive a fair trial at home due to the publicity surrounding the case. The trial was then moved from Jefferson Parish, Louisiana to Lafayette Parish, Louisiana.
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Marinello's alibi that he was in Jackson, Mississippi at 6:30 p.m., watching the football game with friends, was undermined when the acquaintances said he actually did not show up until after kickoff at 7:30. This allowed for the possibility that Marinello was in Old
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Detectives believed that Marinello himself committed the crime by staking out the Metairie office tower where Mary Elizabeth regularly saw a counselor, allegedly donning a false beard and mustache and shooting her twice in the face with a .38 caliber pistol.
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Marinello subsequently appealed his conviction. It was upheld by the Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Louisiana Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal.
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Marinello voluntarily met with sheriff's investigators and initially denied any connection to the murder of his estranged wife, saying he was in
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On August 31, 2006, Marinello's estranged wife, Mary Elizabeth, was shot twice in the face in the parking lot of an office tower in
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deliberation. In Louisiana, a conviction for this charge carries a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment without parole.
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Sheriff's authorities initially announced their belief that the murder was a result of a botched robbery.
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His case is featured in the Season 3, Episode 10, titled ‘’Louisiana’s Lost Souls’’, from the show, ‘’
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The Times-Picayune - Evidence sought in Marinello's home
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at the time of his wife's murder, around 4:00 p.m.
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Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Louisiana
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Fair Grounds Race Course
Dixon Correctional Institute
Deadly Sins
Metairie, Louisiana
Jefferson Parish
Jackson, Mississippi
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