Event Brief
Jones files more motions ahead of murder trial
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Sep 21, 2026 at 5:00 AM ET
Summary: Ahead of the Tuesday murder trial of Heather and Brian Allen, Heather Allen’s attorney T. Scott Jones filed two motions on Friday afternoon. The filings challenge the state’s planned use of two forensic pathologists, including Dr. Amy Hawes as principal expert and Dr. Darinka Muleusnic as a rebuttal witness.
WHO: T. Scott Jones; Heather Allen; Brian Allen; Dr. Amy Hawes; Dr. Darinka Muleusnic; Tanner Ausmus
WHAT: Jones filed two motions seeking to challenge the state’s forensic pathologist witnesses in the upcoming first-degree murder trial.
WHEN: Sep 18, 2026
WHERE: Jackboro, TN
WHY: The motions were filed to challenge the state’s planned use of two forensic pathologists as expert and rebuttal witnesses regarding the cause of Tanner Ausmus’ death.
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