He was a wealthy doctor with a perfect life and the perfect wife.

Until the day, he says he found her dead Valentine's Day.

My life, my life, my life, I think my life is just good.

She had enemies.

There were calls that were made to Susan that scared her.

So imagine everyone's shock when they charged him with murder.

He just couldn't have done it.

Or they had their problems.

She finds a huge number and I'm talking close to a hundred phone calls to this phone back and forth to John.

But he did love her.

I told some people at the clinic, I wish I had someone that would look at me the way John looks at Susan.

The question for the jury was, did he love her to death?

The motive was love lost.

I'm Lester Holt and this is Deadline.

A dozen roses?

Check.

How about a candle at dinner and a champagne toast to love?

Isn't that what Valentine's Day is supposed to be about?

We all know red is for the ribbon on the box of chocolate.

Not for the pool of blood in the master bag.

Maybe Chicago gangsters get killed on St. Valentine's Day, but not pretty doctors wives in Oklahoma City.

It was huge.

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