Ep 22. Kathryn Sinkevitch

Kathryn Sinkevitch appeared to be a loving mother, community leader, and devoted wife. However, as the saying goes, you never really know what goes on behind closed doors. In this episode of Snapped, viewers will be taken through the twists and turns of Sinkevitch's life leading up to her arrest for the murder of her husband.

Sinkevitch and her husband lived in a beautiful home in the affluent town of Lake Forest, Illinois. They had three children together and were both heavily involved in the community. Kathryn was a gifted musician who played the piano for the local church, and her husband was a successful business executive.

However, their seemingly perfect life was shattered when Kathryn's husband was found dead in their home. He had been shot multiple times, and the police immediately suspected foul play. Kathryn claimed that her husband had been murdered during a home invasion, but the evidence didn't add up.

As the investigation continued, more and more details came to light about Kathryn's past. She had struggled with addiction in the past and had been in and out of rehab. Her husband had bailed her out financially, and it seemed that their relationship had taken a toll on both of them.

Police also discovered that Kathryn had been having an affair with a local man. They had met at the rehab center where Kathryn had received treatment, and the affair had continued for months. While this information didn't necessarily prove that Kathryn had murdered her husband, it did add a motive to the mix. Her husband had reportedly found out about the affair and threatened to leave her, which could have been a catalyst for violence.

As the trial began, the prosecution presented a strong case against Kathryn. They argued that she had murdered her husband in a fit of rage after he found out about the affair. They presented evidence from the scene of the crime, including blood spatter analysis and ballistics evidence, to support their case.

Kathryn's defense team argued that there was no clear motive for her to have committed the murder. They also pointed out that there was no solid evidence linking her to the crime. However, the prosecution was able to poke holes in their arguments, and the jury ultimately found Kathryn guilty of murder.

This episode of Snapped takes viewers through the entire case, from the initial investigation to the trial and eventual verdict. It is a fascinating look at how even the most seemingly perfect families can be hiding dark secrets behind closed doors. Viewers will be left wondering about the truth behind the murder and what really went on in the Sinkevitch household.