Windshield Murder Trial: Chante Mallard: Penalty Phase — Pt. Eight

The shocking case of Chante Mallard now enters its final chapter. Mallard pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence, but maintained her innocence on the murder charge — yet the jury found her guilty of both. Today, the trial moves into the penalty phase, where powerful witness testimony will help the jury decide Mallard’s fate. Will they show mercy, or will they deliver the maximum punishment?

In 2003, the nation was shocked by the bizarre and horrifying trial of Chante Mallard. After hitting 37-year-old Gregory Biggs with her car, Mallard drove home with him still lodged in her windshield — and left him to die.

This unsettling case raised troubling questions about morality, responsibility, and justice. Prosecutors argued it was cold-blooded murder, while the defense offered a very different story.

In this stream, we’ll revisit the trial testimony, the chilling evidence, and the courtroom drama that captured Texas and the nation’s attention. A case so unforgettable, it remains one of the most disturbing true crime stories of the early 2000s.