Ep 10. He Said There Were More Of Them

He Said There Were More Of Them is the tenth episode of the seventh season of the true crime series Evil Lives Here. This episode brings to light the horrifying story of Mark Winger and his wife, Donnah. The couple was seemingly happy and in love, but their marriage would take a dark turn that no one could have predicted.

Mark Winger was a law enforcement officer in Illinois. He was dedicated and passionate about his job, but his coworkers began to notice something strange about him. Mark would often make claims that he had supernatural abilities. He believed he had visions that allowed him to see the future. Mark also claimed to hear voices telling him what to do.

Donnah Winger was a nurse and the mother of two children. She met Mark while he was working on a case at the hospital where she worked. They fell in love quickly, and Mark proposed to her just three weeks after they started dating. They got married a few months later and started a family.

The couple seemed happy, but there were signs that something was seriously wrong. Mark became increasingly controlling and abusive towards Donnah. He would often accuse her of cheating on him and would fly into a rage at the slightest provocation. Donnah was terrified of him, but she felt trapped and unable to escape.

In September of 1995, Donnah was found dead in her home. She had been shot twice in the head, and her death was ruled a suicide. Mark was devastated by her death, but he would soon become the prime suspect in the case.

As the investigation continued, Mark's coworkers came forward with information about his strange behavior. They shared stories of him talking about his supposed supernatural abilities, and mentioned that he had watched a lot of violent movies and read a lot of books about murder.

The investigation took a shocking turn when a man named Roger Harrington came forward with new information. Roger claimed that he had been Mark's lover, and that Mark had told him about a plan to kill Donnah and make it look like a suicide. Mark had also told Roger that he believed there were "other people" who were involved in Donnah's death.

The police began to investigate the possibility of other suspects, but they were unable to find any evidence to support Mark's claim. It soon became clear that he had fabricated the story in an attempt to deflect suspicion away from himself.

Mark was eventually arrested and charged with Donnah's murder. He was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

He Said There Were More Of Them is a chilling reminder of the darkness that can lurk beneath the surface of seemingly idyllic marriages. It also serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked mental illness and abusive behavior. The episode raises important questions about the role of law enforcement in protecting victims of domestic violence, and the need for better support systems for survivors. Evil Lives Here continues to provide a powerful platform for these important conversations, and this episode is no exception.