Michigan man Todd Stermer escapes burning house only to have his wife Linda Stermer run him over

Updated Feb 2, 2020 2:29 AM ESTLinda Stermer, a Michigan woman accused of setting a fire to her family home and murdering her husband, speaks out for the first time in a interview with "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty, in  "The Death of Todd Stermer." On January 7, 2007, Linda Stermer says she was doing laundry in the basement of her family's home when she heard her husband Todd let out a chilling scream and ran upstairs to find their living room engulfed in flames. Without a cellphone, Linda says the only way for her to get help that day was to jump into her husband's van, which always had the keys inside, and drive to the nearest neighbor. But just as she was about to take off in the van, Linda says she saw that her husband Todd had escaped the burning house, and that she got out of the van to help him. Linda maintains she is innocent, but the couple's sons say that over time they came to feel that their mother was guilty."What do you believe happened," Moriarty asked 28-year-old Trevor Stermer.