I'm obsessed with getting justice!"

Convicted murderer Debra Baker released from prison - family of murdered millionaire seeks answers.
 Jeannie Walker - "Some people say I'm obsessed with my ex-husband. I'm obsessed with getting justice. There's not any closure for our children or grandchildren."

A woman convicted for the murder of wealthy businessman Jerry Sternadel is released from prison after only 10 years in prison.    Debra Baker was Sternadel's bookkeeper. Baker was convicted of First Degree Murder of Sternadel by giving him lethal amounts of arsenic poison until he finally died of extreme arsenic poisoning.  It is alleged Debra Baker conspired to murder Sternadel with Lou Ann, Sternadel's widow. The widow has never been charged and the murder is still an open murder case.            Convicted murderer Debra Baker

       

                 Jeannie & Jerry Sternadel with children before their divorce.
Jeannie Walker, Sternadel's ex-wife and author of the award-winning true crime "Fighting the Devil" said the family still has hope that a break in the case will come. "It's been a constant battle," Walker said. In Walker's book, she said Sternadel had informed her that he believed Baker and Lou Ann had embezzled money from him. "Jerry said, 'I just found out $35,000 is missing from one of my bank accounts. I told Debbie and Lou Ann they better get me the damn money back or I'm going to turn them in. I told Lou Ann as soon as I got the money back, I'm going to divorce her.'" Jerry Sternadel was fed arsenic poison and murdered before he got the money back or divorced Lou Ann. "Fighting the Devil" shares personal stories and the theory as to why the arsenic poisoning murder of Jerry Sternadel is believed to be more than a one-person job.
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