Prosecutor Brad Bloodworth is building his case piece by piece. And the pieces are damning.

Five times the lethal dose of fentanyl. A forged insurance policy. A boyfriend she texted "Love you" the night Eric died. Internet searches about lethal fentanyl doses and whether cops can recover deleted messages. A Caribbean vacation booked for the month after her husband's death. And a Valentine's Day incident where Eric allegedly told a friend "I think my wife is trying to poison me."

Eric Faddis joins Hidden Killers Live to break down the prosecution's strategy in real time. How do you prove premeditation through circumstantial evidence? How do you present financial desperation without the jury thinking "lots of people have debt"? How do you use prior bad acts like the Valentine's Day sandwich incident? And can all of this overcome the defense's attacks on untested evidence and chain of custody failures?

We're taking your questions and analyzing what the prosecution needs to prove—and what could still go wrong.

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