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All About Crime.

I'm Mama Jules, and the Karen Reed trial out of Massachusetts is not the only trial in

that state that's involving murder,

love, and high-octane emotions, because we now have a verdict in the other Massachusetts trial

for a renowned surgeon who killed his wife. So let's start at the beginning of Engulf Turk,

who goes by Harry. I'm going to call him Harry from here on now.

All right, he's a 58-year-old, widely revered in the medical community in Massachusetts.

And actually, his success started before his medical career. Harry, who is from East Germany,

was a gifted athletic talent. He even represented his country in the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, Russia,

as a decathlete. And in a video posted to YouTube in 2012, the middle-aged surgeon still looks

amazing. He's tall and he's fit and he's adventurous with his Harley-Davidson head covering. It's like

a surgical cap. And then there's also all

of the tales of his motorcycle riding. Now that adventurous attitude carried over to the surgery suite

at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston. Harry became a renowned urologist. And when he would

enter the surgery suite to perform robotic and laparoscopic surgeries for urinary

obstructions, the classic rock music would be blaring over the speakers. Harry worked his way up

the ladder and became the head of urology at St. Elizabeth's. He also was a professor with the

Tufts University School of Medicine. Now, Harry had been asked to speak

at multiple medical conferences, and glowing reviews dot the internet about what an amazing surgeon

he is, or I guess now it might be was, reviews live forever, even after someone's life becomes

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