Gail Katz-Bierenbaum thought she found the perfect spouse with the perfect work in Bob Bierenbaum; rather she found a murderer with the capability to kill and dump her body in to the Atlantic Ocean.

Although man she’d marry spoke five languages, was a pilot, skier, and surgeon, he also had a hidden darkness-unknown until jealousy and ego ruined his carefully cultivated mask. Despite the home assault, her therapist’s warnings about mental instability, and the police report filed for an almost fatal strangling, she did not leave him before summer night time she went missing from the Upper East Side of Manhattan in 1985.

Weaving the remarkable true story, Kieran Crowley uncovers the fifteen-year-long trial from the murder of Gail Katz-Bierenbaum, whose body was never discovered. But with out a body, will there be a guilty conviction?