Hello, campers. Grab your marshmallows and gather around the true crime campfire.

We're your camp counselors. I'm Katie and I'm Whitney.

And we're here to tell you a true story that is way stranger than fiction.

We're roasting murderers and marshmallows around the

true crime campfire.

Charm and good looks can get you pretty far in life, which is fine, I guess, for those

who are naturally blessed with those attributes.

However, when all that smooth operator stuff hides a psychopathic heart and the cruelest of intentions, now we've got a problem.

Sometimes an unsuspecting person can get lured in with a kind-looking smile and the promise

of lasting love and end up in way over her head.

And once you're in the clutches of someone who doesn't think he has to play by the rules,

it can be really tough to get out.

One woman learned that lesson in the hardest possible way.

This is the doctor's wife, the murder of Michelle McNeil. So, campers, we're in Oam, Utah, April 11, 2007. A 911 call came into the local dispatch at 11.

A.m. There was a hysterical sounding man on the line shouting,

I need an ambulance, my wife has fallen in the bathtub.

He said he was a physician, he said his wife was unconscious, underwater,

he said he couldn't lift her out of the tub, and she wasn't breathing.

Scary.

So, the operator told him not to hang up, but he did it anyway, which was frustrating him sure for the dispatcher.

And a few minutes later he called back.

He said, look, I need help, don't you understand?

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