Since an anti-heart surgeon, Dr. Darrell Satorius had a second chance at love when he married

a pretty young divorcee.

But happiness is sometimes elusive.

Dr. Satorius fell into a serious depression.

And apparently committed suicide with a 38-calibre pistol.

But why did he fire a test shot into the sofa cushion before killing himself?

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Because of its size and sophistication, its healthcare facilities are among the finest anywhere.

Dr. Darrell Satorius was one of the city's most successful and respected heart surgeons,

but he was also impatient and demanding.

Dr. Satorius was a very busy surgeon, but he didn't have the strongest people skills.

He was perceived by many of his co-workers as very gruff, angry kind of difficult to

please sort of man.

Dr. Satorius met his wife Janet, who was a nurse at the same hospital.

The couple had four children together, three daughters and a son.

And it wasn't long before Janet realized the many challenges of being married to a

busy doctor.

He was in solo practice, which took up all of his time.

He was on call all of the time.

The hard work and sacrifice paid off by the mid 1980s Dr. Satorius was earning $300,000

a year.

But the climb to the top of his profession came with a price.

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