# Julie Jensen
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The julie jensen case involves the trial of a Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin man, Mark Jensen, on charges that he murdered his wife, julie jensen on December 3, 1998. The case is notable for the eventual admission into evidence of a letter written by the deceased prior to her death expressing suspicion of her husband's intentions.
julie jensen investigated her husband, checked his planner, photographed a note, and documented her suspicions.
The Letter: The Murder of Julie Jensen, Pt 2
In part 1, we introduced you to Mark and Julie Jensen, two opposite personalities whose initially loving relationship had descended into a toxic mess of abuse and mistrust. Mark had become cold and distant, and Julie felt trapped, afraid that if she tried to leave him, Mark would make good on his t…
049 - The Murder of Julie Jensen (She predicted her own Murder)
Julie Jensen. Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. 1998. She died of antifreeze poisoning administered by her husband Mark. She had predicted it in writing. Her letter became evidence. Her killer was convicted — twice. This is the story of a woman who reached out from beyond her own death to hold the man w…
“I Pray I’m Wrong” — But Two Weeks Later, She Was Dead (Mark Jensen)
Julie Jensen wrote a letter in case something happened to her -- but even she can hardly believe her darkest fears could come true.Two weeks later, she was dead.Did her husband Mark Jensen poison her with antifreeze? This is the story of Mark and Julie, the letter, and what happened when Mark went…
Death by Gaslight (Julie Jensen)
A woman dies and the question soon becomes: murder or death by suicide? It’s a case with twists and turns that would take years to unravel. View source material and photos for this episode at: anatomyofmurder.com/death-by-gaslightCan’t get enough AoM? Find us on social media!
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351: The Murder of Julie Jensen
It was late afternoon, December 3, 1998 when Mark Jensen found his wife, Julie, in their bed where she lay under the covers, not breathing. EMTs arrived quickly, but it was too late to save her. However, one responder noticed something unusual. There was something...off...about the way her face and…
S3 Ep217: Julie Jensen: The Verdict (Part 3)
On the late afternoon of December 3, 1998, Mark Jensen called 911 from his Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin home to report that his wife, 40-year-old Julie Jensen, was found dead in bed. When the police arrived, Mark suggested Julie might have died from an allergic reaction to new medication, he said sh…
S3 Ep216: Julie Jensen: The Letter (Part 2)
On the late afternoon of December 3, 1998, Mark Jensen called 911 from his Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin home to report that his wife, 40-year-old Julie Jensen, was found dead in bed. When the police arrived, Mark suggested Julie might have died from an allergic reaction to new medication, he said sh…
S3 Ep214: Julie Jensen: Psychological Warfare (Part 1)
On the late afternoon of December 3, 1998, Mark Jensen called 911 from his Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin home to report that his wife, 40-year-old Julie Jensen, was found dead in bed. When the police arrived, Mark suggested Julie might have died from an allergic reaction to new medication, he said sh…
Julie Jensen, Part 1: The Letter She Left Behind
Before her death in December 1998, Julie Jensen left behind a letter warning police that if anything happened to her, they should suspect her husband. In Part 1, we begin Julie’s story, exploring the fears she shared before her death and the circumstances that sparked an investigation. Her letter …
Julie Jensen Part 2
Julie Jensen feared for her life—and left behind a letter explaining why.
In Part 2, we follow the investigation into her death, the evidence against her husband, Mark Jensen, and the courtroom battles that stretched across decades. From the controversy surrounding Julie’s letter to the appeals an…
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