Lori Milliron, the mistress of a wealthy Pennsylvania dentist accused of murdering his wife on an African safari trip, has been sentenced to prison for helping cover up the crime.
"The sentence for her is excessive," Dill said."She's convicted of, essentially, two counts of perjury, which form the basis of the accessory count. Obviously, [there is] a long of anger toward Dr. Rudolph and a lot of feelings about Dr. Rudolph bled over…to the trial and the sentencing."Dill added that there as an"implication" Milliron was directly involved in Bianca's murder or the planning of her murder, which he said is not true.
Larry Rudolph posing with an elk he shot on a hunting trip. He was accused of murdering his wife, Bianca Rudolph, so he could be with his mistress.
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