"20-Year-Old Unsolved Murder Case Revisited: Wisconsin Man Convicted of Poisoning Wife"

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Mark Jensen has been convicted for the second time in the poisoning death of his wife, Julie Jensen, nearly 25 years after her body was found in their Wisconsin home. The case involved years of legal battles, including the use of a letter written by Julie predicting her own death and evidence of Mark's harassment of his wife. The conviction comes after a federal judge overturned Mark's initial conviction in 2013, citing the letter as a violation of his constitutional rights. Prosecutors presented new evidence in the second trial, including computer searches and a fake email sent by Mark to himself, ultimately leading to his guilty verdict.
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