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In the midst of Pennsylvania's Amish country on a peaceful summer night in 2008, the

body of 45-year-old Jan Roseboro was founded the bottom of her backyard pool. Her husband, Michael,

a successful businessman and a member of a prominent family, showed no emotion as he learned of her

death. But the next day in autopsy revealed Jan had been savagely beaten and strangled before

being tossed in the water to drown. Soon Michael's secret lover, pregnant with his child,

stepped into the media spotlight, and a horrifying true story of illicit passion, deadly deceit,

and cold-budded murder unfolded. Love-heard of death is the book we were going to be speaking about

tonight with my special guest, investigative journalist and author, M. William Phelps. Thank you

very much, agreeing to this program, and welcome to the program, M. William Phelps.

Hey, Dan. How are you? Thanks for having me on. Appreciate it. Thank you very much, Matthew.

Why don't you set the tone for this here in which the spoke of Pennsylvania's Amish country in a

place called Denver, Pennsylvania. Tell us a little bit about the community and the kinds of

people that live in this community. Well, when we talk small town, and it's kind of a cliche,

almost, to talk small town nowadays, where everybody knows everybody, Denver is essentially small town,

and surrounding Denver, you have men and nights, you have the Amish,

and you know, there's probably, I don't know, 4,000, 5,000 people in this community,

but it seems like a lot less because it's so rural, so hilly, it's so spread out, and it's just

quintessential armist country, you know, green landscapes, you know, cows, horses, corn. I mean,

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