Federal prosecutor: Dentist confessed to wife's safari death
A wealthy dentist accused of killing his wife during an African safari and later collecting nearly $5 million in insurance proceeds admitted to the killing to
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A wealthy dentist accused of killing his wife during an African safari and later collecting nearly $5 million in insurance proceeds admitted to the killing to
Rudolph, 67, is charged with murder and mail fraud in what prosecutors describe as a premeditated crime.
A wealthy dentist accused of killing his wife during an African safari and later collecting nearly $5 million in insurance proceeds admitted to the killing to his longtime lover, a federal prosecutor told a jury Wednesday
DENVER — A wealthy Western Pennsylvania dentist killed his wife of 34 years with a shotgun blast at dawn on a remote African safari in 2016, collected nearly $5 million in insurance proceeds and later blurted out to his longtime lover that “I killed my (expletive) wife for you!,” a
Lawrence Rudolph is on trial in federal court in Denver in the death of his wife, Bianca, in Zambia in 2016. Rudolph says his wife accidentally shot herself.