While engaged, Glenn Turner names his fiancée, Julia "Lynn" Womack, as beneficiary of his retirement account and two life insurance policies.

Julia Lynn Womack and Maurice Glenn Turner are married.

Lynn Turner begins an affair with Forsyth County sheriff's deputy Randy Thompson, according to prosecutors.

Lynn Turner accompanies Randy Thompson to his parents' home in Warner Robins, Georgia; the Thompsons later maintain their son didn't know his girlfriend was married.

Lynn Turner and Randy Thompson go away with another couple to Florida to attend a Daytona 500 race, according to prosecutors.

Glenn Turner is treated at the hospital emergency room with flu-like symptoms. He is released after being treated with IV fluids.

Glenn Turner is found dead in his bed by his wife.

Glenn Turner is buried in Cobb County.

Lynn Turner leases an apartment in Forsyth County, with the agreement listing Randy Thompson as an "occupant."

Lynn Turner and Thompson move out of the apartment they share and into a home purchased by Lynn Turner.

Thompson initiates efforts to name Lynn Turner his beneficiary on his life insurance.

Lynn Turner gives birth to Thompson's daughter.

Lynn Turner is named beneficiary on Thompson life insurance policy.

Lynn Turner gives birth to Thompson's son.

Thompson increases his policy coverage from $100,000 to $200,000.

Thompson first reports feeling sick and goes to the hospital emergency room.

Thompson is treated with IV fluids and released in the early morning hours.

Randy Thompson dies in his home. The cause of death upon autopsy is listed as an irregular heartbeat.

Thompson's cause of death is changed from irregular heartbeat to antifreeze poisoning.

Glenn Turner's cause of death is changed to antifreeze poisoning and deemed a homicide following another autopsy performed on his exhumed remains.

Grand jury returns a murder indictment against Julia Lynn Turner.