Right, and do you need police fire ambulance?

I need police.

He was just vehement to them that he loved his wife.

What's going on there? Why the officers needed?

It was like over and over.

My wife had a lot of him.

Repeditive and rhyming like, I think you owe my wife.

Literally, it was a little almost like Dr. Sue.

She's like, I would not kill my wife. I would not do it with a knife.

I do not do it with a gun.

I'm just giving it to you, man. I didn't do it on the hook.

I'm going to hit my wife right here.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor

and host of investigation discoveries through conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murph.

Today's case will challenge investigators to weave through some complicated relationships

to get to the truth, and in the end, the truth will be stranger than fiction.

For today's story, I spoke with Caroline Dozer,

who is an assistant disc attorney in Harris County, Texas.

I like putting together the puzzle. I don't like puzzles in real life,

but I do like the puzzle of a homicide.

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