N.J. v. Melanie McGuire: Wire Taps - Nurse Accused of Killing Husband

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'Gangster's' Confession
Prosecutors believe the wisecracking gangster who wrote this letter confessing to the crime was actually McGuire.
'Set Her Up'
Prosecutors received this letter and list of ways to frame McGuire, which they believe was a ruse to throw blame onto her sister-in-law.
E-mails with Friend
Melanie McGuire e-mailed a nursing school friend, James Finn, about his knowledge of guns before her husband was shot to death.
Friend's Wiretaps
In taped phone calls, James Finn tried to get McGuire to admit involvement in her husband's death.
Lover's Wiretaps
McGuire's boss, Dr. Bradley Miller, secretly recorded two phone conversations with her after testifying before a grand jury.
Allegations of Abuse
Melanie McGuire appeared before a family court judge April 30, 2004, and asked for a restraining order.

Updated March 23, 2007, 2:22 p.m. ET

N.J. v. Melanie McGuire: Wire Taps

Authorities investigating William McGuire's death convinced his wife's friend from nursing school, James Finn, to secretly record phone conversations with her. In this conversation, Finn tries to elicit incriminating information from McGuire, including the location of a gun.