When a beautiful young woman in Ohio met a handsome young doctor, it was love at first sight.

During candlelight dinners, the two spoke of marriage with a ceremony on a distant beach at sunset.

But those plans were delayed when the prospective bride fell ill.

When medical science couldn't find the cause of the problem,

forensic science and a hidden camera did.

The next thing. At 33 years old, Michelle Baker was ready to settle down, get married, and start a family.

Her dreams were soon realized when a girlfriend introduced her

to a soft-spoken new doctor in town,

Dr. Maynard Munsing II.

I was the happiest woman in the world at that point.

I mean, he was every woman's dream.

He was very successful, very good-looking. Michelle worked as a firefighter and a

paramedic, and the two shared an interest in emergency medicine. Muncing was also 33 years old,

both were divorced, and there was an immediate attraction. Within a month, Dr. Munsing moved into Michelle's small home in Huber Heights, Ohio.

The couple spent weekends caring for Maynard's two children from a previous marriage.

And soon, Michelle had some happy news of her own.

She was going to have a baby.

He said, we're getting married in Key West's barefoot on the beach at sunset.

I was blown away.

So the two flew off to Florida.

But on their first night there, Maynard changed his mind,

asking Michelle if they could postpone the wedding so his family could attend.

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