NJ woman claims she shot dead husband in self-defense while he was naked in bed
claimed she killed him in self-defense — despite prosecutors pointing out the victim was watching TV while naked in bed when he died.
Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Patricia Wild refused to set a bond for Wigglesworth’s release because of the severity of the charge against her. Wigglesworth’s lawyers claimed that she was the victim of domestic abuse, and had bruises and injuries on her arms and torso on Christmas.
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