Podiatrist Dr. Adam Frasch is standing trial for the murder of his third wife, Samira who was found dead at the bottom of the pool at her home in February 2014. Frasch, 49, was a jet-setting foot doctor with a suspiciously lucrative practice in Thomasville, Georgia,and a penchant for women, luxury cars and fancy sunglasses. Frasch has steadfastly maintained his innocence. He says the couple was reconciling and had been intimate the night before she died - before she launched into a champagne-fueled rage after learning of yet another affair with a stripper in Panama City. When he was arrested at his home in Panama City Beach hours after her body was discovered, he said a friend had phoned him with the shocking news and was strapping the girls into their car seats to return to Tallahassee. Police and prosecutors see it differently. They think he was fleeing. Frasch's defense attorney Clyde Taylor says the case is entirely circumstantial. Samira's autopsy showed she died as the result of drowning and blunt head trauma from a hit she took to the right side of her head and a fractured skull.