Snapped Susan Walls and Larry Walls

Status: Incarcerated

In Snapped Season 18, Episode 12, the story of Susan Walls is shown. This ends badly for her husband Larry Walls in the state of Tennessee.

Susan Walls appealed her first conviction, won a second trial and was convicted again and sentenced to prison.

On August 8, 2012, Bedford County Sheriff's Deputy Tim Fox responded to a report of a theft on Enon Church Road in Bedford County. Upon his arrival, he encountered the defendant, Susan Walls, and her daughter Dawn Walls standing at the mailbox. There, he learned that the victim, Larry Walls, Sr., was inside the residence, deceased.

Dawn Walls

Deputy Fox performed a cursory check of the residence and observed the victim on the floor of a bedroom. He described the scene as “pretty gruesome.” Blood was on the walls, the floor, and the furniture around the victim.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (“TBI”) Special Agent Caleb Utterback also responded to the scene in Bedford County pursuant to a request from the Bedford County District Attorney for the TBI to handle the investigation. Based upon his experience, he thought that the crime scene appeared “staged.” Special Agent Utterback listened to the recording of the 9-1-1 call in his vehicle. The defendant had placed the call, but Dawn had to finish the call because the dispatcher could not understand the defendant. He agreed that the recording struck him as “odd.” The call had been dispatched as a theft; neither the defendant nor Dawn conveyed any information about a deceased person at the residence. Also, Dawn gave her alibi for the day to the dispatcher, which presented a “huge red flag” to Special Agent Utterback

You can write to Susan Walls at:

Susan Walls 536798

TPFW

3881 Stewarts Lane

Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0468

To view graves or obituaries, click on the victim name link. To read the full appeal filed by the killer, use the link on the killer's name.

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