In this Dateline classic, when a mother of two dies after a minor fender bender, her loved ones search for answers. The more they learn, the more it seems that it wasn’t her accident that needed investigating, it was her marriage. Dennis Murphy reports. Originally aired on NBC on April 23, 2010.
The story of a seemingly ordinary trip to the movies that would lead to a five-year-long international manhunt and expose secrets of mistresses, secret bedrooms, and new identities.
A mother of two named Rosie passed away in a car accident with her two-year-old daughter Lena and four-year-old son Armand left behind. The accident occurred just minutes after Rosie had been on the phone with a friend discussing plans for the upcoming weekend.
A family is trying to unravel the cause of a loved one's untimely passing, with a coroner's investigation underway.
Detective McKee looks into the suspicious death of Rosie Issa, requesting all medications she was taking for testing, including calcium capsules, as her family still awaits the final coroner's report.
Test results from calcium pills found in Yaz's home raise suspicion of foul play in the death of Rosie Palmer. A year and a half later, Yaz was charged with aggravated murder in the death of his wife.
Eva McGregor's testimony is crucial in the case against Yaz in the death of his wife Rosie.
Ross Issa testifies in court as a prosecution witness, revealing Yaz's complicated relationships with women, including his supposed true feelings for his wife and an affair with Michelle Madeline.
The defense in a murder case argues that a doctor, who had a seemingly happy life, would not have turned in a bottle of calcium capsules that were contaminated with cyanide if he was guilty of killing his wife.
Yazeed Issa is found guilty of aggravated murder and is confronted by the victim's family at his sentencing, challenging him to admit to his actions.