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Lover Testifies in Suitcase Murder Trial

Wednesday, March 21, 2007 5:27:05 PM
By REBECCA SANTANA

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) - The former lover of a woman accused of killing her husband and stuffing his remains into luggage testified Wednesday that they had both planned to leave their spouses and start a life together.

The affair between Dr. Bradley Miller and Melanie McGuire had started with a birthday cake and flirting at Miller's infertility clinic, where McGuire worked as a nurse. Miller said the two had planned to move in together and possibly have kids.

"She was going to divorce Bill, and a while later I was going to divorce Charlotte," he testified at McGuire's murder trial.


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