The children of Natalie Cochran, ages 17 and 20, testified Thursday in her trial where she stands accused of murdering their father, Michael, by allegedly injecting him with insulin.

The sixth day of the Natalie Cochran trail saw the defense calling a total of five witnesses to the stand. First to testify was Brianna Hawley, whose husband is Cochran’s first cousin. She stated that Cochran had some knowledge of insulin because she’d been chosen as a back-up contact for a

Natalie Cochran's son and daughter say father wasn't acting like himself in the months leading up to his death.

Day five of the Natalie Cochran trial featured the testimony of a West Virginia State Trooper. This state trooper was Lieutenant Timothy Bledsoe, who was one of the investigators in this case. In his testimony,

On Day 5, the State of West Virginia rested its case, and the defense is now calling their own witnesses to take the stand.