Beau Rothwell’s mistress’s identity is still undercover as the Missouri man admits to killing his pregnant wife.

A Missouri man named Beau Rothwell reported the missing case of his wife back in 2019.

A week later, she was found dead around 45 miles from her home, and her body was batted full of injuries.

More than two years after the incident, the murderer has been convicted and it is none other than the husband.

As reported by CBS News, the man admitted to killing his pregnant wife after hitting her with a mallet multiple times in her skull.

He gave the reasoning for a heated confrontation and also opened up about his affair with another woman.

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Beau Rothwell was having an affair with a mistress when the incident took place back in 2019.

Although he has talked about his affair, the name of the mistress is not disclosed in the reports.

His wife was not aware of the extramarital affair until the day of her death and the man had failed to open up about it despite several attempts.

On the day of the incident, Beau discussed his romance and the confrontation quickly became heated after he refused to reveal the name of the mistress.

All these happenings led to the horrific experience and the man killed his wife.

Later, the other woman showed the proofs of their flirty conversations and relationship to the police which helped in solving the case.

There are reports that Beau regularly talked with his mistress even after the killing.

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The man feared his family problems and the disrespect he would get in the community before murdering his spouse.

So as the discussion went hot, he hit his partner with a mallet. As she started moving away, Rothell hit her again in the head from behind.

The man further mentioned that the lady fell from the stairs after that and he disposed of the body far away.

Besides the murder, there are also charges against the Missouri man for altering and playing with the physical evidence.

The court gave a verdict of a life sentence to the man and he will be sentenced to prison without parole in July.

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