In the late 1980s, Randall Paget was a poultry farmer and family man in the small town of

Arab, Alabama, who by his own admission made the biggest mistake of his life when he

stepped out on his wife, Kathy, with a coworker named Judy Smith.

The affair was on and off again over the years.

During one of those on-again times, Judy and Randall took a road trip to Florida only to

be awoken the first night they were there with some harrowing news.

On August 17, 1990, Kathy's body had been discovered in her bed.

She had endured a violent struggle and had sustained 46 stab wounds, which ultimately

killed her.

To make matters worse, Seaman was found inside of her, even though there was no indication

that she had been raped.

The night before this Florida trip, the Paget children had stayed with Randall in his

tiny trailer.

They knew that he hadn't left in the middle of the night to do anything much less

kill their mother, but with no signs of a break in at her home, Randall became the suspect

and he was arrested when the Seaman turned out to be his.

The state would commit misconduct during the trial involving blood found at the crime

scene that didn't match Kathy or Randall.

This misconduct was one of the factors that led ultimately to Randall being sentenced

to death.

The prosecutor to her misconduct would result in a retrial and if the fence investigation

would uncover some of the craziest perversities proving that Paget had been innocent all along

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