Alan Johnson

Ron Samuels would serve five years in a Mexican prison for narcotics trafficking.

And his second wife, Debbie, would divorce him.

How does one man have so much bad luck?

Some might say I brought it on myself.

Did you?

I must have been a very bad judge of two women.

But amazingly, even behind bars, Samuels found romance.

When he had a chance encounter with Elizabeth Pastrana.

Three years later, while Samuels was still in prison, Elizabeth became wife number three.

To this day, even in light of the charges against him, Elizabeth remains loyal to Samuels.

I believe in his innocence.

While Samuels was serving out his sentence in Mexico, John Grossman, Heather, and her children moved to Arizona.

Not long after she was shot, Heather says, John became increasingly abusive, both physically and emotionally.

In 2003, they divorced.

Two years later, John died of a massive heart attack.

You forgive your second husband, John Grossman, for his abusive behavior.

Do you forgive Ron Samuels?

Ron Samuels was extradited from Mexico and returned to Florida to stand trial here in West Palm Beach on two counts of attempted murder.

the co-conspirators under the grant of immunity, are scheduled to testify about their role in the plot to kill Heather and her second husband, John Grossman.

Heather makes the long trip across country from Arizona to Florida to testify.