Danielle Redlick Verdict: Is She In Jail Or Acquitted? Danielle Redlick was found not guilty of murdering her husband in their house by a jury.
Redlick was charged with second-degree murder and tampering with evidence in Michael’s death.
Michael previously worked at UCF’s DeVos Sport Business Management Graduate Program as the director of external affairs and partnership relations.
On Thursday, the attorneys finished their arguments and the jury began deliberating on Redlick, who was accused of stabbing and killing her husband Michael in 2019.
She would have faced life in prison if she had been found guilty of second-degree murder.
Danielle Redlick Verdict: Is She In Jail Or Acquitted?
When it was revealed that Redlick had been found not guilty of second-degree murder, she cried and bent her head. She was convicted of tampering with physical evidence, though.
NOT GUILTY – Danielle Redlick is not guilty of 2nd-degree murder or manslaughter. #RedlickTrial pic.twitter.com/N3dmTszD6O
— Cathy Russon (@cathyrusson) June 17, 2022
Redlick stated that she believed her husband died of a heart attack after she stabbed him in the shoulder, but she did not call 911 for 11 hours.
Over the course of two days, the jury deliberated for four hours.
If she can pay a $15,000 bond, Redlick might get out of jail on Friday.
Michael Redlick Murder Case
On Tuesday, Danielle, the woman accused of killing her husband in their Winter Park home in 2019, testified in her murder trial.
According to the medical examiner, Michael Redick died from a fatal stab to the left shoulder. He didn’t die of a heart attack or take his own life. The stab wound was so deep that it pierced his lung and caused an artery to be damaged.
Despite the defendant’s claims that she was in danger that evening, Danielle Redlick had repeatedly told others that Michael Redlick had stabbed himself during the argument.
According to previous testimony in the case from first responders, no one saw marks on her in the hours after Michael Redlick’s body was discovered.
Danielle Redlick Kids Now: Daughter Testimony
There is no current information about Danielle’s circumstances.
On Monday, the couple’s now-18-year-old daughter, Jadyn Redlick, testified for the court, stating her parents were having problems before her father died.
Jadyn testified that her father left the family home in April 2018 and returned six months later, angry that they weren’t living together.
Moreover, she recalls the specific moment when he would come over and bring her flowers and other gifts when they weren’t living together.
She thought her parents were getting along better until the night before he died when she witnessed them arguing before leaving the house. Her mother had told her that the night would be difficult.
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