Imagine this: two men, a former sheriff named Mickey Stines and District Judge Kevin Mullins, having lunch together in Letcher County, Kentucky. They chatted about something private that seemed harmless at the time. But later, it became clear that their conversation was a turning point in a tragic event.

The next day, they met again, this time in Judge Mullins' chambers. Something sinister happened there because Stines ended up shooting Mullins multiple times. A surveillance video caught the whole thing on camera. It showed Stines entering the room, looking at Mullins' phone, and then firing shots. Even after Mullins moved under the desk, Stines shot him again.

The courtroom was shocked when they saw the video. People cried and moaned as they watched it. But what really happened in that private meeting? And why did Stines shoot Mullins? Those are questions that everyone is trying to answer.

Stines' lawyer says he was going through an "extreme emotional disturbance" at the time of the shooting. That's why his behavior was strange, like asking to see Mullins' phone and then calling his daughter on it. It turns out that Mullins had called Stines' daughter before, which makes the whole situation even more puzzling.

Stines has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. If he's found guilty, he could face the death penalty. The community is in shock and wants to know what led to this tragic event. As the investigation continues, who knows what other secrets will be revealed?

The Mysterious Meeting: What Happened Between Mickey Stines and Judge Mullins?

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