This episode covers the complex murder trial of Mark Jensen, accused of poisoning his wife, Julie, with antifreeze. It explores the troubled dynamics of their marriage, marked by infidelity and psychological manipulation. Julie's distress prior to her death raises questions about medical negligence and possible foul play. The investigation reveals Mark's suspicious behavior and a letter from Julie that implicates him. As the trial unfolds, testimonies and evidence complicate the case, ultimately leading to discussions on domestic abuse and the pursuit of justice over 25 years.

This episode focuses on the concept of financial self-care, especially after the holiday season. It provides practical routines to maintain a healthy bank account, encouraging listeners to set financial goals aligned with their life aspirations and to regularly reassess their plans. Key insights include managing tax deadlines, optimizing savings accounts, and effectively monitoring investment returns. The importance of personal well-being and reflection in financial decision-making is highlighted, along with daily practices such as journaling and celebrating small successes.

This episode of '48 Hours' investigates the death of Felicia Tang, a promising Hollywood actress, found dead in her apartment with extensive signs of violence. Her boyfriend, Brian Randone, initially reported her death as an overdose but later faced murder charges as evidence suggested foul play. The complexities of their tumultuous relationship and drug use complicate the narrative as the trial unfolds, revealing conflicting interpretations of cause of death, leading to a shocking verdict of 'not guilty.' This case highlights the challenges within the justice system and the weight of circumstantial evidence.