Estranged Wife Shoots Husband, Stages Crime Scene On Valentine's Day

This episode details the criminal case of Janelle Bohr, a Michigan woman who murdered her estranged husband, Greg Bohr, on Valentine’s Day. Although she initially reported the incident as a murder-suicide attempt by her husband, forensic investigators used bullet trajectory analysis and gunpowder evidence to prove she staged the scene. Experts determined that the physical evidence contradicted her claims of self-defense, revealing that she shot herself in the arm to frame her husband. Family members describe Janelle as a manipulative individual who sought to maintain sole custody of their son by falsely accusing Greg of abuse. Ultimately, the legal proceedings concluded when Janelle pled guilty to second-degree murder, resulting in a prison sentence of at least seventeen years. The narrative emphasizes the scientific investigation that dismantled her lies and the lasting impact of the tragedy on the couple's young child.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/murder-files-unsealed--6017387/support.This episode includes AI-generated content.