A Murder in Wellesley: The Inside Story of an Ivy-League Doctor’s Double Life, His Slain Wife, and the Trial That Gripped the Nation - Hardcover

TOM FARMER, a former award-winning Boston newspaper reporter and editor, covered the Greineder murder case for the Boston Herald. MARTY FOLEY spent more than 24 years with the Massachusetts State Police before retiring in 2007 with the rank of Detective Lieutenant.

"The Greineder murder case―one that I covered as a journalist and one that still gives me chills. In A Murder in Wellesley, authors Tom Farmer and Marty Foley show me all that I didn't know about the investigation and its consequences. They take you deep into the heart of the murder probe and deeper into the black heart of the unlikely killer." ―Casey Sherman, author of Bad Blood: Freedom and Death in the White Mountains and co-author of The Finest Hours: The True Story of the U.S. Coast Guard's Most Daring Sea Rescue

"Mesmerizing from its first pages to its breathless conclusion, A Murder in Wellesley takes you on a twisting path that delves into the darkness lurking behind the façade of a perfect marriage. In bone-chilling detail, the authors recount a brutal murder in a wealthy suburb and reveal the step-by-step procedures investigators take to catch and convict the killer. The true-life narrative is cross between a murder mystery and a CSI spin off with heartrending portrayals of the victim and her family as well as an insider's perspective on crime solving. Anyone fascinated by crime dramas will find this a page-turner."―Stephanie Schorow, co-author, The Boston Mob Guide, and author, The Crime of the Century: How The Brink's Robbers Stole Millions and the Hearts of Boston

"Farmer and Foley have cobbled together a fascinating true crime story that keeps you engaged all the way through. The detective work by Foley is brilliant, entertaining and frustrating as he weaves through the lies and deceit of a prominent physician convicted of planning then staging the murder of his wife. You will feel Foley's suspenseful ups and downs as Farmer takes you from the crime scene to the courtroom exposing lust, sex, greed, and internal politics."―Rod Englert, author of Blood Secrets: Chronicles of a Crime Scene Reconstructionist