S26/EP13 Those close to the case of Brandy Stutzman discuss the investigation and trial. In early 2017, Brandy was convicted of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of her husband. Prosecutors argued Brandy convinced 19-year-old Jeremiah Merriweather to murder Joe. Brandy was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

S26/EP13 Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Investigator Dean O'Kelley discusses the investigation into the murder of U.S. Airman Joe Stutzman. It was later discovered Joe had been murdered in a plot hatched by his wife, Brandy Stutzman. Joe was stabbed to death by 19-year-old Jeremiah Merriweather, who said he was in love with Stutzman and she wanted her husband killed.

S26/EP13 Josh Tomsheck, the attorney for Brandy Stutzman, reflects on the case and trial. Near the end of Brandy's relationship with her husband, Joe Stutzman, he admitted to being involved with someone else. In 2017, Brandy was found guilty of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of her husband.

S26/EP13 Just after 1:30p.m. on November 7th, 2010, Nicole Prichard hears a ringing at the front door of her home in north Las Vegas, Nevada. It's her neighbor, Brandy Stutzman, covered in blood. Stutzman tells her that her husband, Joe Stutzman, is "gone". Prichard called 911 as Brandy kneeled over and cried.

S26/EP13 The murder of a U.S. Airman Joe Stutzman leads Las Vegas investigators down a twisted path to one woman's offbeat oasis and ties to an unusual fan club. Did his wife, Brandy Stutzman, have something to do with the slaying, and what was she hiding?

S26/EP12 Those close to the case of Tyler Block-Patton reflect on the case and investigation. In 2002, Tyler was convicted of killing her husband of less than a year, Ed Patton Jr., who was bludgeoned to death in bed at his Kansas home.

S26/EP12 In actual prison audio, Kansas woman Tyler Block-Patton discusses her relationship and marriage with Ed Patton Jr., whom she was convicted of killing in the early 2000s. To this day, Tyler maintains her innocence in regard to her husband's murder.

S26/EP12 Charles Rogers, the attorney for Tyler Block-Patton, reflects on the investigation and case. Tyler was found guilty of murdering her husband, Ed Patton Jr., and sentences 25 years to life in prison. To this day, she maintains her innocence.

Snapped's 450th episode airs Sunday, November 10th at 6/5c.

S26/EP12 Around 9:20 p.m. on Jan. 16, 2001, police in Overland Park, Kansas receive a report of a possible break-in at a local residence. When they arrive at the home, 51 year-old Tyler Block Patton walks them through the events that led to her call. She observed that items in the home had been displaced, and when she went upstairs, she got scared by a noise.

S26/EP12 When a welfare check on a local real-estate tycoon Edward Patton Jr. reveals a gruesome murder scene, investigators must sift through alleged drug use, revenge, and a case of mistaken identity to uncover a bombshell of a killer.

S26/EP11 Former Deputy District Attorney Mark Ott reflects on the trials against Valerie Nessler, Robert Turner, and Allen John "AJ" Perriman, Jr. The three were all found guilty in connection with the murder of Jeff Wheatley. In 2010 Wheatley was shot, stabbed and set on fire after Turner became falsely convinced that Wheatley had killed his older brother.

S26/EP11 Those close to the murder case of Jeff Wheatley reflect on the investigation and trial. Wheatley was shot, stabbed and set on fire in 2010, and three people — Valerie Nessler, Robert Turner, and Allen John "AJ" Periman, Jr. — were all convicted in connection with the brutal killing.

S26/EP11 Wendy Fishburn, sister of Jeff Wheatley, says she "absolutely does not believe in closure" in regards to her brother's murder. In 2010, Wheatley was shot, stabbed and set on fire after a man named Robert Turner became falsely convinced Wheatley had killed his older brother more than a decade prior.

Just past midnight on April 7th, 2010, dispatchers in Stockton, California, receive an urgent 911 call from Drew Pyeatt, who says his house is on fire. As soon as first responders arrive, they notice the front door has been kicked in. Once inside, they trip over the body of Jeffery Wheatley.

S26/EP7 Jim Parriott, friend of William Michael Dennis, discusses what Dennis' life is like in prison. In 1999, Dennis was sentenced to death for the murders of his ex-wife, Doreen Erbert, and her unborn child. Erbert was eight months pregnant when she was stabbed to death on Halloween night 1984.