Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lynlee Renick, center, listens to defense attorney Katherine Berger at the Boone County Courthouse in Columbia on Monday, Dec. 6, ...

An embed of the live stream is above. Click here if you cannot see the video. The defense is expected to begin building its case Tuesday afternoon for Lynlee Renick, who is accused of first-degree ...

The story of Ben Renick, a famous snake breeder who was murdered in 2017 by his wife, Lynlee Renick, and Lynlee Renick's ex-boyfriend Michael Humphrey, will be told to a national audience at 8 p.m.

The Defense has started its case in the Lynlee Renick first-degree murder trial. Renick is accused of killing her husband, Ben, a well-known Montgomery County snake breeder, June 8, 2017, allegedly ...

The trial of Lynlee Renick, accused of killing husband Ben Renick, a well-known snake breeder from Montgomery County, began in earnest Monday before Boone County Circuit Judge Kevin Crane and a jury ...

COLUMBIA - Lynlee Renick took the stand in her own murder trial Wednesday. Her defense team asked questions that took the courtroom through what happened leading up to and following June 8, 2017.

Ben Renick's death sent shockwaves through the reptile-loving community in 2017. He was a renowned reptile breeder and housed more than 3,000 snakes that he regularly sold for thousands of dollars out ...

BOONE COUNTY - Day one of the murder trial of Lynlee Renick began Monday. Renick is accused of the 2017 murder of her reptile breeder husband, Benjamin Renick. The murder case is being heard in Boone ...

A Missouri woman shot and killed her husband at his snake breeding business because she was the beneficiary of his $1 million life insurance policy, which would have helped her financially struggling ...

A woman convicted in the killing of her reptile dealer husband has filed a civil defamation lawsuit against the man who tipped police off. Lynlee Renick, 33, was found guilty last month in the fatal ...

Lynlee Renick is convicted of killing her snake-breeder husband Ben Renick to collect his life insurance. She was convicted Thursday in Boone County, Missouri, of second-degree murder and armed ...