When Vows Were Sacred

aTo love, honor and obey, till death do us part.a Those are sacred vows. Carol Anne has lived up to hers. But for Tony Di Marco, marriage is just an inconvenience. He thinks of the adeatha part. Having her killed is first and foremost in his mind. Carol Anne has to go. Their money is in a joint account and that has to change. Her life insurance money will be his. He has covered his tracks very well. The gun and the money, both given to the killer, are untraceable. Unfortunately, his trail is picked up by his now-deceased wifeas brothers. They apply pressure where the cops legally canat. Ironically, he seeks protection from the people who are tasked with solving crimesathe police. Detective Joe Cairns simply sets it up, waits and lets it happen.