Meet, Marry, Murder

Anthony Anastasi moved his lover into the family home; his wife Ann Marie pretended to accept this while plotting his demise.

Mark Arthur wanted to control his wife Heather's every move, even tracking her phone; when she met another man, he lost control.

Brian and Carla Burns were going through a messy divorce when she disappeared, and Brian's explanation almost defied belief.

Marian Caliman won over his wife Faye and her family until he showed his true colors as a violent abuser.

After Sophie Cavanagh leaves her husband Martin, he does everything he can to continue spending time with her and to stop her from meeting another man.

Melanie and David Clark's marriage was volatile, passionate and sometimes abusive; it ended when one of them snapped and picked up a knife.

Kelly and Jason Cochran made a pact to kill anyone who came between them; Jason had no idea Kelly would get a taste for murder.

Rod Covlin was happy to live off his wife's wealth and success even after she mysteriously died.

Just weeks into their marriage, debt-ridden Uloma Curry-Walker was plotting how to get her hands on her husband William's cash.

Convicted killer Glyn Dix told his new wife Hazel he was the victim of a miscarriage of justice, then, he struck again.

The Donnelly family shunned the outside world; their secretive behavior was hiding the violence inside their home.

Keith Farquharson is a cop, an adulterer and a killer; when his wife Alice asks if he loves her, he responds with extreme violence.

When Arlene Fraser disappeared, her husband Nat had a watertight alibi; local cops weren't fooled.

Scott and Lori Gellatly had a whirlwind romance followed by an abusive marriage; when Lori left, her entire family became targets for Scott.

Aliny Godinho believed her estranged husband Ricardo would never harm her in front of their children but she was wrong.

Stacy Quintana is everything her husband Charles isn't, open, generous and trusting; Charles betrays that trust when he takes Stacey's life.

Frances Hall was humiliated when her childhood sweetheart Bill had a long affair; the outcome of her rage would be devastating for both women.

Rhys Hancock couldn't accept that his wife Helen had found love with her new partner so he took his revenge.

Nurse Chaz Higgs and politician Kathy Augustine had a whirlwind romance that ended when he used his medical knowledge for the wrong reasons.

Tiffany Hill tried everything to keep her abusive husband Keland away from her, but even the law couldn't stop a man hell-bent on violence.

Childhood sweethearts Lisa and Thomas Infante quickly grew apart, but their marriage continued to struggle on until Lisa made the fatal decision to leave.

Harry Jarvis went to great lengths to be with his lover Rita Heyster at the expense of his loving wife Carole.

Wanting rid of the husband she hated, Faria Khan launched a murderous plot involving a group of wannabe rappers.

Mahmuda Khatun had managed to escape one unhappy arranged marriage before she made a drastic plan to end the second.

Sally Lawrence brought her husband Ian the status and wealth he craved; when she tried to leave him, he couldn't bear losing it all.

Steven McDowell refused to accept that his marriage to Crystal was over; when she disappeared during a hurricane, efforts to uncover foul play were hampered.

Assia Newton had left her abusive marriage and dreamt of a new life with her Tunisian lover, but her estranged husband had other plans.

Paramedic Paul Novak had enough of his wife Catherine, so he started to plot the perfect murder.

Andrew Parsons tried to deny what he'd done to his estranged wife Janee even when the cops discovered that it was all on tape.

Micah Rine was a good Christian girl, and she thought her husband Thomas Pate was equally devoted to God; nothing could be further from the truth.

Jessica Patel's husband Mitesh was not only abusive but also seeing men behind her back, plotting to be with the man he loved.

Chacey Poynter saw men as tools to get what she wanted; her husband Bob offered stability and money; her boyfriends offered a way to get rid of Bob.

Lois Riess was a gambling addict who would do anything to feed her habit; she even went on a killing-and-robbing spree across America.

To others, Stephen Searle was a politician, veteran and pub landlord, to his wife Anne, he was a violent abuser; only her death would expose his true nature.

Kirstin Stephens seduced her co-worker Charlie and then spent all his cash; she started to plan for life after Charlie.

Janbaz Tarin coerced Raneem Oudeh into a relationship; when she tried to break free, he took the ultimate revenge.

Sana Muhammad escaped an arranged marriage and found true happiness with a new man until her ex-husband began hunting her down.

Malcolm Webster was a charmer whose lovers mysteriously came to harm.

Denise Williams was devastated when her husband Mike disappeared on a hunting trip; he was feared drowned or eaten by alligators, but his mother didn't buy it.

Kelly and George Worgan were the picture of wedded bliss, but they were hiding debt, despair and a controlling marriage.

George Young gave his friend Tim Lee a job and a place to stay; Tim and George's wife Tia repaid him with betrayal.

Glenna and Marty Duram have a volatile marriage, but no one suspects that it will end in a highly suspicious death.

Omar Murray worked hard to give his wife Alisha everything she wanted; it wasn't enough, and Alisha decided he was worth more dead.

After Sophie Cavanagh leaves her husband Martin, he does everything he can to continue spending time with her and to stop her from meeting another man.

Stacy Quintana is everything her husband Charles isn't, open, generous and trusting; Charles betrays that trust when he takes Stacey's life.

Manling Tsang-Williams is sentenced to death for the brutal murders of her husband as well as their two young sons.