MEGGAN SUNDWALL; CRIMES OF A NURSE
MEGGAN SUNDWALL; CRIMES OF A NURSE Meggan Sundwall , a 48-year-old registered nurse from Utah, stands accused in one of the most psychologically layered homicide cases in recent state history. The death of her 38-year-old friend and former roommate, Kacee Lyn Terry, on August 15, 2024, followed a reported insulin overdose on August 12. What prosecutors describe as a years-long scheme of manipulation and murder for financial gain is countered by the defense as a tragic suicide assisted—or at least witnessed—by a supportive friend. The case features thousands of text messages, fabricated illnesses, a rumored life-insurance windfall, and profound questions about consent, deception, and mental health. Alleged Crimes Sundwall faces two primary charges: aggravated murder, a first-degree felony, and obstruction of justice, a second-degree felony. Prosecutors allege that, over nearly five years, she used more than 28,000 text messages to convince Terry—who was not diabetic and had n...