Former Illinois prosecutor and University of Illinois football captain Curtis Lovelace was found not guilty Friday in his second murder trial for the Valentine's Day 2006 death of his first wife. The jury deliberated for a little over two hours before acquitting Lovelace in wife Cory's death. Prosecutors said Cory Lovelace was suffocated by her husband. "It's beyond a reasonable doubt she wasn't suffocated," Loevy told jurors. Lovelace's defense team said Cory Lovelace died of natural causes tied to liver disease.

Source: Fox News March 11, 2017 17:02 UTC