Maureen Maher

He kind of stumbled back a couple of steps, making it look like he was going to fall.

And as we were driving along, he gets on his cell phone, and he's saying, Yeah, Gary.

Yeah, it was Tina.

Yeah, I've got closure now.

No, no, don't send flowers.

Tina didn't like flowers.

Send some to charity.

I looked in the mirror at my wife, and she's looking at me, and we're both going, oh, yeah.

Obviously I'm thinking that he had already killed her when he called me at 1130 and he was looking for an alibi.

So Thursday afternoon, I called the Bartlett police and said, you know, we're going to come over and need to talk.

We arranged for grief counseling for Joe at our church, and we took him to church with us.

We had him out here for dinners at our home.

The Bartlett Police Department worked hard to eliminate every other logical suspect and Joe Corona stood out.

I sat there every day expecting at any moment there was going to be half a dozen squad cars come with the lights flashing and everything, and they were going to haul them off.

Becky Black was a friend of Tina and Joe's and I started having an affair with Joe.

He paid her attention.

He paid her compliments, just like he did with Tina.

And so that gave her, you know, a false sense of security with him, and she was happy.

Beyond a shadow of a doubt, I love you more than I've ever loved anybody.

All this time, I just kept thinking that maybe, you know, you may have done that for me, thinking that was the only way that you could get me.