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a perfect life and the perfect wife until the day he says he found her dead. valentine's day! yuck >> my wife -- my wife -- i think my wife is just, debt. >> she had enemies. >> there were calls that were made to scare her. >> so imagine everyone shocked when they charged him with murder. >> he just couldn't have done it. >> sure they've had their problems. >> there was a huge number. and i'm talking close to 100 phone calls to this phone number back and forth. >> but he did love her. >> i told some people at the clinic, i wish i had someone that would look at me the way jon looks at...

and i'm talking close to 100 phone calls to this phone number back and forth. >> but he did love her. >> i told some people at the clinic i wish i had someone that would look at me the way jon looks at susan. >> the question for the jury was didi lover to death. >> the motive was laws lost. >> hello and welcome to dateline if you're a fan of fictional courtroom dramas you might think that every criminal trial and with a bombshell. maybe it's a surprise witness or an 11th hour confession. well that kind of thing rarely happens in a real trial. but it did in the story. one last unexpec...

Robber got the jewels. that's because he was put in the back of the police car, and never got back inside the house again. >> and finally there was the story told by blood. the medical examiner had determined that susan had been strangled with two neckties, but her fatal injuries came from being bludgeoned by a blunt object, a murder object never found. investigators had to interpret the blood evidence left behind. and for that, they hired a bloodstain expert named ross gardner. >> this was a relatively contained crime scene. good amount of blood, a lot of impact spatter. >> gardiner carefully...

Cord at the level of the eighth thoracic vertebral body. >> which meant she would have been partially paralyzed, and stab wounds to her pectoral muscles and her aorta led the medical examiner to conclude she was unable to write anything on the wall. >> she would not have had enough blood pressure and enough blood volume to repeatedly dip her finger in repeatedly because her fingers aren't a fountain pen. her finger wasn't bleeding. so, she was already dead when those were written. >> and blood spatter experts found evidence that whoever wrote on the wall did so long after the attack. >> there ...

And partially severs the spinal cord at the level of the eighth thoracic vertebral body. >> which meant she would have been partially paralyzed, and stab wounds to her pectoral muscles and her aorta led the medical examiner to conclude she was unable to write anything on the wall. >> she would not have had enough blood pressure and enough blood volume to repeatedly dip her finger in repeatedly because her fingers aren't a fountain pen. her finger wasn't bleeding. so, she was already dead when those were written. >> and blood spatter experts found evidence that whoever wrote on the wall did so ...