When his wife was discovered drowned on June 7, 2007, a former police officer was found guilty of the crime.
When Hall was questioned following her passing, he said that he discovered his wife unconscious in the water and attempted CPR but she did not react.
Cristi was subsequently taken to the hospital, but the doctor claimed that by the time she arrived, she had already gone dead.
However, Hall’s first trial ended in a mistrial when the jury was tied 8-4 in favor of finding him guilty, and his first-degree murder conviction followed on May 31.
The inquiry revealed that he attempted to kill his wife by attacking her in their Jacuzzi. Hall and his wife were in the bath tube together when the tragedy happened.
First, the victim’s husband drove her head twice into the hot tub’s cement edge, then he tied her wrists and elbows behind her back, submerged her, and caused her to drown.
Hall was ready when he and his wife went back to the hot tub; he may have experienced mental health problems at the time.
When Hall tried to kill her, she was able to make a loud noise that Lindsay Kay Patterson, a neighbor, heard.
Hall was detained in 2011, thus he will serve more than 10 years in prison; prior to his sentencing, he was out on a $1 million bond.
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