# Iowa son fights to prove his father did not kill his mother with a corn rake

> Trysten Mullis, 21, says his father killed his mother by accident, not murder, after 13 years of fighting for justice.
- Title: Iowa son fights to prove his father did not kill his mother…
- Summary: Trysten Mullis, 21, says his father killed his mother by accident, not murder, after 13 years of fighting for justice. Trysten Mullis, 21, claims his father…
- Keywords: trysten mullis, todd mullis, amy mullis, iowa, corn rake, murder trial, forensic pathologist, biomechanical engineer, new trial, juvenile detention, iowa division of criminal investigation, 48 hours
- Source: CBS News — https://cbsnews.com/news/amy-mullis-todd-mullis-iowa-corn-rake-witness-48-hours
- Author: Erin  Moriarty
- Published: 2026-10-18T05:05:01+00:00
- Read time: 2 min
- Topics: trysten mullis, todd mullis, amy mullis, iowa, corn rake, murder trial, forensic pathologist, biomechanical engineer, new trial, juvenile detention, iowa division of criminal investigation, 48 hours
## Trysten Mullis at the farm
Trysten Mullis, 13, shows Erin Moriarty the hog barn where his mother Amy Mullis died.

> We're at the farm that I grew up on. This is where &hellip; me and my brother and sister grew up &hellip; these big white buildings here are the hog barns.
## Amy Mullis died in 2018
Amy Mullis died on a November morning in 2018 after falling on a corn rake while cleaning light fixtures.

> She was getting down kind of slow and really grabbing on to the gate &hellip; You could kind of see her loopy and swaying a little bit.
## Todd Mullis on trial
Todd Mullis was on trial for murder after Amy Mullis died, but he claimed it was an accident.

> We knew something was not right.
## Medical examiner says homicide
The state medical examiner said Amy Mullis died from a homicide, finding bruising on her jaw and scrapes on her knuckles.

> There were two different directions of the six puncture wounds.
## Todd's motive for murder
Todd Mullis had a motive to kill Amy Mullis after she planned to leave him and was having an affair.

> Her words to me were, "Todd's gonna flip out."
## Todd's Google searches
Todd Mullis had Google searches about killing unfaithful wives, but he denied making them.

> You see searches on &hellip; unfaithful wives &hellip; and killing cheating wives at different points in history.
## Trysten's testimony
Trysten Mullis, 13, testified that his father was with him the whole time and didn't leave.

> We asked her if she could get it outside of the door.
## Todd's defense sketch
Todd Mullis made a sketch of how he thought Amy Mullis died, but it was later found to be inaccurate.

> I'm thinking at some point Todd and Amy end up in that red barn, and Todd attacks Amy &hellip; and &hellip; she's hit two or three times with a corn rake.
## Experts say accident
Forensic pathologist Dr. Jennifer Hammers and biomechanical engineer Dr. Valentina Ngai say Amy Mullis died accidentally.

> This does not appear to be a homicide to me.
## The coat evidence
Amy Mullis' coat had fewer holes than the number of puncture wounds on her body, proving it was an accident.

> He was convicted on swinging this rake multiple times into her body. How do you swing a four-tine implement multiple times and have less holes in the outer clothes and more holes in the body?
## Todd's new trial
Todd Mullis is fighting for a new trial after his conviction was overturned by the judge.

> Todd Mullis received a fair trial represented by competent counsel.
## Family reaction
Amy Mullis' family is frustrated that Todd Mullis is still in prison after years of fighting for his innocence.

> We went through all the work &hellip; to prove all this.
## The science
The science shows that Todd Mullis did not have enough time to kill Amy Mullis with a corn rake.

> It's impossible. It's a &hellip; quite a distance &hellip; there's no way it could have been done just on that fact.
## Todd's innocence
Todd Mullis is innocent of murdering his wife, but he is still in prison.

> I know for a fact he didn't do it.
## The fight continues
Trysten Mullis, 21, is fighting for his father's freedom after 13 years of fighting for justice.

> I love you and I'm &mdash; I'm fighting every day for you. I'm fighting to get you home.
## Key takeaway

Trysten Mullis, 21, claims his father Todd Mullis murdered his mother Amy Mullis accidentally, not intentionally, after years of fighting for his innocence.