The Monica Sementilli Affair | Full Episode + Post Mortem

When a renowned hairstylist is killed poolside, investigators look at his wife.

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Was a woman's alleged affair with her racquetball coach a motive for murder? Watch "The Monica Sementilli Affair" and then catch up with "48 Hours" contributor Michelle Miller and producer Greg Fisher on "Post Mortem" as they discuss the murder of celebrity hairstylist and beauty executive Fabio Sementilli. Go behind the scenes of Rob Baker's jailhouse interview as he serves a life sentence for murder, the love affair between Baker and Fabio’s wife Monica, and her alleged involvement in the plot to kill her husband.

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[ThePinkBlush]

Asking about his life insurance policy the same night he was killed? Suspicious as all get out.

[maryannedelaney]

When you have it all - some people will go looking for more. It’s greed.

[j]

It's NEVER normal to ask about life insurance within hours of your husband being brutally stabbed to death at HOME. The mortgage? Seriously?

[teddyjam]

Her husband was good to her, she got bored and went and found a bad boy. This happens a lot more than people think.

[aliciacruz]

Monica is clearly guilty. Guilty.
Hope she gets it good.

[chocpch]

Having your husband killed… then having a wake so his family & friends can gather at the very spot where you had him killed is NASTY, EVIL WORK.

[teddyjackson]

Imagine standing with the person who killed your dad.

[RullXov]

Don't delay the trial, Again!!
It's been over 7 years since she was arrested and jailed.

[electrojones]

These hideous, pampered people. Even the friends of the family are gross.

[shayojibwa]

This defense attorney wants us to forget that it’s “beyond a reasonable doubt”. Not “beyond a shadow of doubt”. Using that rule, it’s a bulls eye beyond reasonable doubt that the person caught on surveillance camera walking out of Target, staring at her phone whose IP was traced to her house … IS her.

[reginacarrithers]

WHY, could she just not divorce her husband? She would have come out with plenty of money...why did Fabio have to die over all this? This is just the worst thing ever. There is no real reason he had to die over her infidelity. HOW could ANYONE be attracted to someone who they know is a heartless cold blooded KILLER??? SICK.

[VivPhotography]

No child wants to believe their parent is a murderer, so no, the daughters standing behind their mom carries zero weight - it means nothing.

[suselleaciego]

Sadly ..
Some don't know when they got a good thing. She ruined her life for ever.

[JE-]

Threw away a good life with a loving husband for a sex offender? And she had daughters! All for feelings ...love. isn't she bright?

[victoriawilkinson]

She threw her life away for that?! Husband was WAY more handsome

[سارهاحمد-تش]

Sad the children lost their loving father, but they're lucky that Rob the sex offender got caught before becoming their stepfather.

[gaylavogel]

The email with the entrance info sealed the deal for me. Completely selfish of her.

[linalicious]

With all due respect Monica was never a beautiful woman. And prison isn't helping. She got jackpot lucky with Fabio & was so ungrateful. Fabio should be alive.

[HeribertoPabon-bqcv]

Whos worse the lady killer or her lawyer 😅

[mingdagreatest]

The fact that the car was wired and she was caught saying “somebody must’ve talked, they got something” 😒😒😒 dead give away

Giving him all the information to the security system is outlandish. Yet her daughters are standing by her is crazy