You know that couple that seems too good to be true.

Danny was a phenomenal person, kind of a larger than life person.

He was a goofy woman, had a million friends, my face buttons, so forth.

Successful.

Dan could have been a professor, a journalist, a lawyer.

As you know, she probably was the novel, good looking.

Paul Longdark here, and he's green eyes, big bright smile.

But those couples, they're never as perfect as they seem.

She never really addressed conflict.

So if he had done something to bother her, she kind of buried it.

And when things go bad, they go really bad.

I think he was surprised that he didn't know his wife better.

She was his everything.

I just looked on his face like he was mad at the world.

I looked like he was the kid of somebody.

From Wondery, the network behind Dr. Death and Dirty John, I'm Matthew Shair.

A few years ago, I wrote a story for GQ about an orthodox rabbi in New York City

who helped get people out of bad marriages.

One of his catchphrases was a divorce or a funeral.

It was a crazy story.

But then I learned about one of the lawyers on the case, which led me to an even

crazier story.

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