"Justice doesn't always move this slow, but at least it is moving forward."

Raynella Dossett Leath, a woman whose two husbands died suspiciously, has been indicted for the death of her first husband, Ed Dossett:

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A former nurse surrendered Thursday on a murder charge in the death of her first husband, a district attorney who authorities initially believed was accidentally killed 16 years ago when he was trampled by cattle.

Raynella Dossett Leath, 59, also faces a murder charge in the death of her second husband. Prosecutors have said there are similarities between the two cases. She was the first person to find both men and call police, and prescription drugs possibly played a role in each of their deaths.

The widow was indicted this week in the 1992 death of former prosecutor William Edward Dossett, 44, who was found dead in his pasture. His breastbone and some ribs were broken and he had a hoofprint on the chest of his overalls. Officials originally concluded he was knocked down by his cattle and ruled it an accidental death.

Well, it's a start.