"When Kurt Sonnenfeld calls police to report his young, beautiful wife is dying with a bullet in her head, he alleges she shot herself. Police think otherwise. Prosecutors claim that hidden behind the fa�cade of the charming videographer were personal issues that eroded his relationship with his glamorous advertising executive wife, Nancy, who filed separation papers. He is arrested for murder, but soon is released. However, one of the rising stars in the Denver prosecutor's office is still convinced he is guilty and a warrant has once again been issued for his arrest on suspicion of first degree murder. But Sonnenfeld has already left the country. Although he is still a murder suspect, Sonnenfeld has become one of the most visible public figures in his new home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as he fights extradition. Sonnenfeld, a former FEMA employee, claims that his video footage of Ground Zero in the week after the 9/11 attack proves that top United States government officials were aware of the 2001 terrorist attacks before they occurred and that he is a victim of a U.S. plot to silence him"--Jacket.