Rabbi Fred Neulander, founder of M'kor Shalom congregation, calls police and reports he discovered the murdered body of his wife, Carol, inside his Cherry Hill, N.J., home.

Fred Neulander is declared to be a suspect by authorities. Congregation leaders profess Neulander's innocence.

Radio show host Elaine Soncini admits to an 18-month affair with Neulander. She had an affair with Rabbi Neulander that continued after Carol's murder but ended after finding out Neulander had been seeing another woman.

Neulander publicly professes his innocence but admits he lied to police about extramarital affairs.

Neulander's lie detector test reveals he was lying when he said he wasn't involved in his wife's murder.

Neulander is arrested for conspiring in his wife's murder. He pleads not guilty.

Grand jury indicts Neulander for murder and conspiracy, charges that carry a sentence of life in prison without parole.

Leonard Jenoff and Paul Daniels are charged with murder following Jenoff's confession.

Daniels confesses to police.

Jenoff enters a guilty plea to aggravated manslaughter.

Daniels enters a guilty plea to aggravated manslaughter.

A grand jury indicts Neulander on the upgraded charge of felony murder, prompting Camden County prosecutors to seek the death penalty.

Jury selection begins.

Opening arguments scheduled.