Lauren Spohr

She would use this work term, H-A-L-E-U, an acronym for a type of nuclear fuel that they both worked with professionally.

The husband finds this out.

He can't stop monitoring her phone.

He's obsessed with it.

He confronts her, and then they agree that they're going to not separate.

They're going to give their marriage two years, a two-year project.

And then he asked his wife, what do you want to do to celebrate your birthday?

And she said she'd always wanted to visit Oahu before.

And she says, you know, we can go another time.

We don't have to go right away.

And the husband immediately books the trip, gives his wife the birthday card, gives her a necklace.

And then according to her and according to the prosecution, they're on this hike that's over like a rugged cliff.

He grabbed her and began pushing her toward the edge of the ridge.

She threw herself down and grabbed onto some shrubs.

and bushes, and was just screaming and screaming.

And then according to her, her husband pulled out a vial and a liquid and tried to inject her with something with a syringe.

And that is what I was just reading about.

Have you heard this story?

How many stories have we talked about this year of men trying to kill their wives on hikes?

Grabbing hold of roots and shrubs.