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The shocking murder of Dr. Teresa Sievers in Bonita Springs, Florida, was a huge story - - especially for reporter Jessica Lipscomb, who covered crime for the Naples Daily News."This mother of two who was killed brutally inside her home was horrifying to people," Lipscomb told "4. Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty."I think any time there is a beautiful, successful woman who is murdered, that's sort of what society pays attention to - - for better or for worse."The 4. New York and flown home alone on Sunday night, June 2. Dr. Teresa Sievers seen on surveillance video after landing at Southwest Florida International Airport on Sunday night, June 2. State's Attorney's Office.

She … comes back to here to the Southwest Florida International Airport," Lipscomb explained. She calls Mark, tells him she's … safe.  And then," Lipscomb said," gets in her car and heads back to their house. Investigators believe that as soon as Dr. Sievers walked into her kitchen, she was killed – struck repeatedly with a hammer."You kind of put yourself in her shoes," Lipscomb continued, "rolling your suitcase through the door, and then to be attacked by someone from behind is - - it's hard to imagine."Teresa Sievers. Facebook. Amy Bennett Williams, wrote about the Sievers murder for The News- Press."I remain astonished by why it had to be done with such savagery," she told Moriarty of the doctor being struck with a hammer 1. It's passionate, it's premeditated, it's - - it's - - it's cold," said Lipscomb."And angry," Moriarty noted."Very angry," Williams agreed.

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When Connie Reiss heard the tragic news, she contacted her stepbrother, Mark Sievers, the doctor's husband."It was just - - so unbelievable," Reiss told Moriarty. Asked how Mark reacted to the death of his wife, Reiss said, "He couldn't speak. But, you know - - he couldn't speak."Reiss and Mark became family when her mother married his father."I asked him, 'What happened to Teresa?'" said Reiss.  "And what did he say?" Moriarty asked."'No idea,'" she replied.

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Mark met his future wife in 2. St. Petersburg, Fla."Was it pretty much love at first sight?" Moriarty asked Reiss."Well, I think by the time that he introduced her to Mom … I think he was pretty much done," she replied with a laugh. He was off the market officially."He was working as a nurse, while she was a recently- divorced physician."Teresa hung the moon," Reiss recalled fondly.

She was … a remarkable human being and very special. And that's the way Mark treated it from the beginning. You could just - - you could hear it in his voice."Teresa and Mark Sievers on their wedding day. Bonnie Sievers. They were married on the beach surrounded by friends and family, including Mark's stepmother, Jennie Weckelman."…a sunset wedding.

And she had a beautiful gown," she said. It was very nice."Asked if Mark was happy on that day, Weckleman said, "Yes, very happy."Six months later, their daughter, Josephine, was born. The Sievers built a large house in Bonita Springs, and, in 2. Carmela.   "How did Mark feel about being a dad?" Moriarty asked Reiss."Oh, it was everything to him. It was - - yeah, they were his reason for being," she replied. But … he was also all about Teresa and her mission."That mission was to open a holistic practice where she could heal patients by blending traditional and alternative medicine.

She also spread her message in speeches and video."We would have patients from all over the world," said Sandra Hoskins, Dr. Sievers' longtime medical assistant. And they would come to us after they failed everything else."Talking about the doctor still makes Hoskins emotional."As a patient, she wouldn't allow you say, 'I'm never gonna get better,'" Hoskins said in tears.

While patients loved the doctor, Hoskins, and her husband, Frank Pais - - who also worked at the practice - - admit it wasn't always easy working for Sievers. She had a short fuse."I would hear doctors screamin' and yellin' in the back office," said Pais."Dr. Sievers would yell at the patients?" Moriarty asked."She was there to help you get better," Pais explained.

Didn't have what they called the bedside manner."Would she yell at you?" Moriarty asked Hoskins."Yes," she replied."And she expected - - perfection. And if it wasn't perfect, she would get upset," said Pais."She was - - a big presence. And sometimes that meant that she got really feisty with people," Lipscomb explained.

She was the - - the biggest figure in the room."While Teresa took care of her patients, Mark took care of their daughters. The girls were his pride and joy," said Pais.

Mark also managed his wife's office. I've also heard it described that he allowed her to have her life. He made her life happen," Moriarty noted to Williams."Very much so. Yes. He - - because he was the support system," she replied. But even Mark couldn't escape his wife's wrath."Mark! Get back here right now.

Get in here,'" Pais said, mimicking the doctor."'Mark, get out and leave Sandra alone.'  I'm like, 'Oh, great,'" said Hoskins."How often would Dr. Sievers yell at her husband? Was it a pretty frequent thing?" Moriarty asked the couple."Every time," Hoskins said.

Unfortunately that was the norm.""It's almost like he had, like, a thick skin. He just didn't care," said Pais. It's the same thing Teresa's close sister, Annie Lisa, told investigators - - that Mark put up with his wife's anger because he adored her": Annie Lisa to detective: She could finish ripping him out, like "Mark, I told you a hundred f- -- -- - times, don't let the dogs out."  "I'm sorry, honey," he would be like. And then she would be doing something, he'd go, "Sweetie, let me get that for you."  …Mark worshipped the ground Teresa walked on. And according to Lisa, her sister was equally devoted to Mark: Annie Lisa to detective: Teresa always said, "I'll never leave Mark. I won't ever do that to my girls."Nevertheless, within days, Mark Sievers became a person of interest."Was that just because whenever someone is killed the first person you look at is the spouse?" Moriarty asked Williams."I think it's become a cliché. It has to be the husband," she replied."Did he cooperate initially?" Moriarty asked Weckelman and Reiss."Oh, yes," said Weckelman."I think he thought he was doing the right thing," said Reiss.