>> brian yennis in the newsroom. >> greg, guilty as charged. that's the verdict for a utah doctor accused of murdering his own wife. jurors sided with prosecutors who say martin mcneil gave his wife a dangerous cocktail of prescription drugs and drowned her in a bathtub back in 2007. we go now live to the west coast bureau. dominic? >> it took until 1:00 local time in provo, utah after 11 hours of deliberations, but mcneil was found guilty of murder and obstruction of justice. this is how the verdict was read out. >> we the jury having reviewed the evidence and testimony in this case find the defendant as to count one murder, guilty. >> and arthel, it was a tense scene and a packed courtroom. mcneil's daughters who were convinced he killed her on the screen. she was given pills after cos met sick surgery. that was a procedure he pushed her to have. prosecutors said he left her to die in the bathtub and gruesomely added that he may have held her under water for good measure so he could have a new life with the family nanny who you see in this to

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