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On the nigGreg Malarik was found not guilty in his wife's death after two prosecutions. His daughter swears he’s innocent. His son is convinced he’s guilty. ht of Sept.
From deep inside a room within the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum came the faint jingling of bells.
A breach of court procedure has put a 20-year-old homicide case at risk of ending in mistrial a second time.
Malarik is accused of shooting his wife in the head and stuffing her in the passenger seat of a van before leaving her in a Winn-Dixie parking lot.
"We grew up sleeping with knives under our bed," said Jacob Malarik, stepson of Gregory Malarik.