Jailed For Life In Parrot Case: Woman guilty of husband’s murder

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Jailed For Life In Parrot Case: Woman guilty of husband's murder
Jailed For Life In Parrot Case: Woman guilty of husband's murder
Jailed For Life In Parrot Case: Woman guilty of husband's murder
Jailed For Life In Parrot Case: Woman guilty of husband’s murder

Wife jailed for murdering husband because PARROT repeatedly squawked “don’t f*****g shoot” after witnessing crime.

Glenna Duram, 49, was found guilty of the first-degree murder of Martin Duram, 46, who was shot five times in 2015 and later found dead in their Michigan township home.

She was also found guilty of a felony firearm charge.

Glenna was found guilty of murdering husband Martain. Image: Wood TV

The wife survived a bullet wound to the head in what prosecutors claimed was a suicide attempt.

It was Duram’s ex-wife Christina Keller who, while caring for Bud the parrot, reported to police an alarming phrase the African grey parrot was saying in what sounded like Duram’s voice, pleading for his life.

“Don’t f–king shoot,” Bud repeated over and over again.

Duram’s mother Lillian told BBC, “That bird picks up everything and anything, it’s got the filthiest mouth around.”

While Bud wasn’t used as a witness during the trial, the prosecutor did reserve the right to use the bird as a potential piece of evidence, but the pet wasn’t needed.

The trial, which lasted for 10 days, tried to blame the shooting on the woman’s medications, however the defense didn’t succeed and a jury found her guilty after only eight hours of deliberation.

Bud the parrot replayed Martain’s final moments to shocked family members. Image: Wood TV

Bud the parrot remains in the care of Keller.

Glenna Duram is planning an appeal.

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