Michelle Sigona

Again, his claims.

and that she was a sexual assault nurse examiner, setting her up that if she had some sort of possible history in engaging in violent sex relations.

But it was something he said he had not had any interest in pursuing.

Again, this is his version of events.

I will tell you that Prosecutor Jenna Sands said,

and this was during closings when I was in the courtroom, that there was no digital history of Christine using dating websites, fetish sites, or talking to other men prior to this alleged plot.

She said there was zero evidence of Christine engaging in rough sex.

And in addition, we learned Christine has a blood disorder.

And her father testified to what she went through as a child all the way up to an adult.

So the prosecution is like, why would Christine invite someone into her home, her family home, with a knife, knowing that if she were to be cut, it could be a serious situation?

And the prosecutor challenged him, you better believe that, on that cross-examination.

Did you love her?

The Commonwealth even admitted multiple lengthy love letters for the jury to see.

This was after Juliana was arrested, professing his love for her.

One letter even mentioned he was obsessed with her happiness.

I think that's exactly what he's trying to say, is that this relationship is too short.

They were just scratching the surface and that, you know, it wasn't serious.

So why would he concoct this plan and move forward with it and get rid of his wife of 19 years for someone he's not serious with?

That's right.

Exactly.