Bonnie Haim case: Husband found guilty of killing her in 1993, burying body in backyard
By Ray Sanchez and Tristan Smith
Updated at 5:21 PM ET, Fri April 12, 2019
(CNN) — Michael Haim, who took the stand to deny killing his wife and burying her body in their backyard in 1993, was found guilty by a Florida jury Friday of second-degree murder.
The jury of three men and three women deliberated about 90 minutes before their verdict in the high-profile cold case was announced. Haim showed no expression as the verdict was read.
Haim's son, Aaron Fraser, was among the relatives of Haim's then-wife, Bonnie, sitting on the prosecution side of the court. Some wiped tears.
As a boy, Fraser would play with a toy dump truck in his backyard in Jacksonville, Florida. As a man, excavating behind his childhood home in 2014 as part of a renovation, he wielded a shovel -- and discovered the yard was a clandestine grave.
Fraser would find the skull and bones of his mother, who had gone missing in January 1993.
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