New twist for Colo. man accused of pushing wife off cliff
DENVER - The case against a suburban Denver man accused of pushing his second wife to her death off a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park could be bolstered after a coroner's ruling in the death of his first wife.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Deborah Sherman has said the death investigation was reopened because of the death of Harold Henthorn's second wife.
Harold Henthorn is accused of pushing his second wife, Toni Henthorn, off a cliff in a remote area of the national park in 2012. He is charged with murder in that case, has pleaded not guilty, and is scheduled for trial in May 2015.
Henthorn has not been charged in the death of his first wife.
