ponder. though a jury would soon be pondering his guilt or innocence. in august 2014, the 45-year-old former assistant states attorney found himself standing in a courtroom, this time as a defendant at his own arraignment. having to appear in a courtroom that i had served as a prosecutor and dressed, and stripes, having my hands and feet shackled, those were some really low chimes. mary just eight months, wife number three s commitment for better or worse, was immediately put to test. my husband, who is kind, carrying, and compassionate, is charged with something so heinous that it makes no sense when this all. started on rolling for you, would had to pin and nightmare. you are asked a flat question, did you we kill her.
those were some really some low times. reporter: married just eight months, wife number three s commitment for better or for worse was immediately put to the test. my husband, who is kind and caring and compassionate is charged with something so heinous that it makes no sense. when this all started unrolling for you, it had to be a nightmare. did you ask him the flat question, did you kill her, curt? no. i know he didn t kill her. there s no anger in that man. reporter: if convicted, curt lovelace could spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of his wife cory. as if that weren t enough stress, his daughter lyndsay was about to drop a bombshell. coming up a daughter s difficult decision. i don t know what s in lyndsay s head and in her heart. one day she was happy, and then everything changed. reporter: and a mother