Lynlee Renick Ben Renick/Facebook Ben's wife, Lynlee Renick , found Ben dead and called his brother, Sam Renick, for help. Sam was the one who had told investigators that a snake might have been ...

When, on June 8, 2017, Ben's wife, Lynlee, called Ben's brother and screamed that she'd found Ben face-down at the breeding facility in a pool of blood, Sam Renick raced over and reached the most ...

In the moments after snake breeder Ben Renick was found dead, investigators thought he might have been the victim of an attack by one of his prized reptiles. On June 8, 2017, Lynlee Renick called ...

Deputies thought a deadly snake was on the loose. Ben's wife, Lynlee Renick, found Ben dead and called his brother, Sam Renick, for help. Sam was the one who had told investigators that a snake ...

And the ripple effects of his murder will span generations.” Ben Renick first reconnected with his old friend Lynlee in 2011, at the age of 24. Lynlee and her son soon moved into a home he built on ...

When Ben Renick was killed at the rural Missouri property that housed his Renick's Reptiles business, two other people were known to be present at the farm: Lynlee Renick and Humphrey.

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 ...

FAMED snake dealer Ben Renick received shocking Facebook messages from his wife, Lynlee, revealing her as the true culprit in his death. Renick, 29, was found lying in a pool of blood at his ...

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 ...

“Lynlee Renick did not know Ben was going to die that night, she did not kill him,” Hesemann said at the end of his closing arguments. In the state’s response, ...

Before Ben Renick was murdered, he and Lynlee were married for three years Credit: Facebook Ben Renick. Initially, he was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

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 ...