Nashville Man Charged with Murdering Wife, Falsely Claiming She Left Due to Terminal Illness

Body of Jackie Glynn, Owner of Historic Wedding Venue, Found Buried on Couple's Property

70-year-old Joseph Glynn has been charged with the murder of his wife, 76-year-old Jackie Glynn, who he allegedly killed with a hammer on New Year's Day.
Joseph Glynn initially told his wife's children that she had left due to a terminal illness, but they became suspicious when her medical provider denied this.
Jackie Glynn's body was found buried in a six-foot grave on the couple's property in Dekalb County, Tennessee.
Joseph Glynn is also charged with abuse of a corpse and evidence tampering, as he allegedly hid his wife's car, disposed of the murder weapon, and sold some of her belongings.
Jackie Glynn was a beloved member of the Nashville community, owning and operating the historic wedding venue, the Riverwood Mansion.