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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

My day is Friday. It's the 16th day of December. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. The husband of a woman who has been missing for more than two months has been charged with her murder. The Bucks County District Attorney announced Thursday.

57-year-old Stephen Capaldi has been charged with killing 55-year-old Elizabeth Capaldi inside their Sellersville home on October 10th.

District Attorney Matt Weintraub said during a news conference that he expects Stephen will plead guilty to the charges that would carry a sentence of 20 to 40 years in prison.

The investigation began two days after the killing, Weintraub said when Elizabeth's daughter called police after family members hadn't heard from her in two days.

Investigators say Stephen strangled and used a pillow to smother Elizabeth while she was sleeping in their bed.

The DA's office said that he then moved her body from the master bedroom to a back bedroom

and then finally to a basement where he dismembered her and disposed of her remains on October 12.

He allegedly disposed of some of those remains in a Montgomery County dumpster and buried others along

the Delaware River at Hog Island in Delaware County near the airport.

He then led investigators to the site in Delaware County back on Friday.

Weintrabs said where remains were recovered.

DNA testing confirms the remains were those of Elizabeth.

What a monster.

Right? Stephen Capaldi is facing charges for both his wife's murder and his actions to cover up

the crime, Weimtrob said.

According to the grand jury report,

Stephen Capaldi had several incriminating online searches on his phone, including how to get

away with murder and how to disappear and never be found. I wonder how many people get busted,

you know, and they find that information out that they have clearly searched. It happens. You hear about it all the time.

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