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4:42Now PlayingFamily Feud contestant who joked that getting married was the biggest mistake he made at his wedding is prime suspect in the death of his wife. Jayar Jackson and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at 5pm ET.
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"QUINCY, Ill. -- A "Family Feud" contestant who joked on national television that getting married was a mistake is now on trial accused of killing his estranged wife.
"What's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding?" asked host Steve Harvey.
"Honey, I love you, but said 'I do.' Not my mistake -- I love my wife," Tim Bliefnick responded.
Authorities say Bliefnick killed his wife, Becky, in February.
"His phone shows searches for the following: 'How to open my door with a crowbar? Can I force open my door with a crowbar if I lock myself out? How to make a homemade pistol silencer?'" said prosecutor Josh Jones."
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