Amy Mullis Murder Update – 48 Hours Investigates Iowa Murder, Here Is More

Amy Mullis died from various injuries made by farming tools as mentioned in the reports.

She died on November 10, 2018, in her own cornfield as she was discovered on her family farm in Earlville, Iowa.

Amy was facing down while a corn rake protruded from her back when she was discovered. Her husband, Todd dialed 911 saying that she had tumbled on a corn rake and was now unconscious. 

The corn rake is a heavy iron tool used to scoop corn in the field. The corn rake having four tines was protruded out from Amy’s body. 

However, when the doctor took a close look at her wound, six puncture wound was discovered turning the case against her spouse, Mr. Mullis.

Even though she was rushed to the hospital, Amy died because of severe bleeding from the punctured wound.