A Long Beach man reported his wife missing. A blood test landed him with a charge of second-degree murder
On a summer Monday afternoon in 2001, Bruce Koklich called the police to report his wife Jana missing.
Bruce said he kissed her goodbye at 6 a.m. after a quiet weekend together, when the couple had planned to meet at their Long Beach office, where they ran a real estate business. But by 10:30 a.m., Jana, 41, was nowhere to be found - not at home, not at the hospital, not near friends or family.
But there were a few signs that something was wrong. Jana had abandoned her social plans. Disturbing voicemails kept coming in on the couple's answering ...