In the US in 1999 a man who preaches at the Presbyterian church claims he found his wife unconscious in the tub. He actually was having an affair and the depictions of the affair was of an older actor and older woman having a steamy time in bed. Their three daughters were living their own lives. The man had tried to put a lamp in the washroom probably hoping it would fall into the tub. He at last goes to the hospital claiming fatigue and gets drugs. The pills he got can be twisted to release the powder inside. His wife loved chocolate milk so the police think he put it in her drink every morning and night.
In the second case, it is 1987 in England. A high school biology teacher has an affair with 14-year-old Angela. His wife has their baby and finds out, putting more blame on Angela. The teacher cracks and admits the murder but the ropes tied on him were tied too tight to have been done himself. Angela is questioned and she tries to lie but finally admits. She was the one who helped out and prepared the home for it. Angela got the "Queen's something" for part in a murder while under age.
In the second case, it is 1987 in England. A high school biology teacher has an affair with 14-year-old Angela. His wife has their baby and finds out, putting more blame on Angela. The teacher cracks and admits the murder but the ropes tied on him were tied too tight to have been done himself. Angela is questioned and she tries to lie but finally admits. She was the one who helped out and prepared the home for it. Angela got the "Queen's something" for part in a murder while under age.
