It seemed like the perfect crime. The police inspected the house in the suburbs of Philadelphia, finding no signs of break-in or foul play. The Rabinowitzes were a perfectly normal young family with no marital problems and an adorable toddler. Even after Stefanie Rabinowitz, 29, was found dead in the bathtub, there was no indication to police or emergency room workers that it was anything but a tragic drowning accident. But as the hours passed, an accidental drowning turned into a calculated strangulation. Craig Rabinowitz ...
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It seemed like the perfect crime. The police inspected the house in the suburbs of Philadelphia, finding no signs of break-in or foul play. The Rabinowitzes were a perfectly normal young family with no marital problems and an adorable toddler. Even after Stefanie Rabinowitz, 29, was found dead in the bathtub, there was no indication to police or emergency room workers that it was anything but a tragic drowning accident. But as the hours passed, an accidental drowning turned into a calculated strangulation. Craig Rabinowitz was no longer an ordinary salesman--he was the ultimate con-man killer, fooling everyone in order to get insurance money. Photo insert.
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