This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

You don't normally wake up one day and decide to kill your wife with protein shakes.

At least most people wouldn't.

I would think if you're going to decide to do that you'd plan it

maybe tested i don't know you google how to get away with it and if you're james crag maybe

allegedly you do all that while juggling mistresses maxed out credit cards in a public image

as a doting father of six.

Welcome to the trial that's taken suburban horror to a whole new level.

Angela Craig is dead.

She died slow, confused, and terrified while the man she trusted sat by her hospital bed,

allegedly, pretending to be concerned.

The prosecutors are laying out in this Colorado courtroom isn't just a murder case,

a story of systematic deception, chilling patients, and a digital breadcomb trail that looks

less like a mystery and more like a blueprint for homicide.

And here's the kicker.

There's no security footage of the moment he allegedly

poisoned her, no smoking gun, no direct eyewitness, just a tight rope of circumstantial evidence.

And a prosecution team walking it like they built the wire themselves. Is this where the law gets clinical and psychological?

The state's case is loaded with metadata, motive, and calculated restraint.

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