According to NBC4i, a Westerville man was found not guilty Friday of killing his wife and staging it as a suicide.
After deliberating for nearly three hours, a Delaware County jury found Matheau L. Moore not guilty on charges of murder and felonious assault in the death of his 52-year-old wife, Emily Noble, whose body was found shortly after her birthday in a wooded Westerville area in September 2020.
An autopsy revealed that Noble, who was found with a 20-inch USB cord around her neck months after being reported missing in May, suffered several fractures and died from “multiple injuries to the head and neck.”
Investigators argued that Noble’s body was staged to appear as a suicide, and police said a strangulation expert contended the evidence pointed to a homicide.
For the full NBC4 story click here
Get Breaking News & Exclusive Contest in Your Inbox:
The Latest:
- Black Man Dies After Telling Ohio Cop With His Knee Near His Neck, ‘I Can’t Breathe.’ Sound Familiar?
- Lara Trump Says RNC Poll Watchers Will ‘Physically Handle The Ballots,’ Which They Are Not Allowed To Do
- ‘TIME 100’ Honoree Taraji P. Henson Is Gorgeous In A Green Custom Thom Browne Gown
- Victoria Monét Inspires Black Women By Sharing Part Of Her Real-Life Struggles With PCOS
- The Tragic Death Of Missing Mother Tomitka Jurnett-Stewart Must Finally Call Us To National Action
- Brittney Griner Tearfully Recounts Her Harrowing Detainment in Russia In Upcoming Talk With Robin Roberts
- Arizona AG Indicts 7 Trump Aides And 11 Fake Electors In Yet Another Election Interference Case
- Justice For Twyla Stallworth: Black Mother Who Alabama Cop Assaulted After She Called 911 On White Neighbor Is Suing
- RIP Samuel Sterling: Black Man Killed After Being ‘Run Over’ By Michigan Police, Ben Crump Says
- Keke Palmer Shares The Next Chapter Of Her Life In A New Book To Be Released This Fall
Westerville man found not guilty on all counts in death of wife was originally published on mycolumbusmagic.com