Bad Romance: Web of Lies

A couple's dreams have just come true and their world is shattered in an afternoon.

Could love put a family together or will everything be caught in a web of lies? Am I ever gonna love, gonna love, gonna love again? Am I ever gonna love, gonna love, gonna love again? On this very special day at this very special house, a very special little baby is going to come live with us.

And who do we see but the mommy?

A new beginning, a family built on love.

Mark and Donna were sort of put on this pedestal as this beautiful young couple

who had struggled to have kids, and now they finally were able to adopt this three-month-old baby. Here comes our special delivery.
Oh, look. Oh, sweet.
Of course, these home movies are bittersweet. They have no way of knowing that within just a few months, their beautiful new family unit will cease to exist.
Donna Brown grows up in a family of sisters in Florida. Donna was the oldest of the three girls.
She was outgoing. She loved life.
Donna always said what was in her heart and in her mind.

Mark's brother set Donna and Mark up on a blind date, and things moved pretty quickly. He was smart, Jewish, he was attractive, and he was fun.
She just felt like she had found her person. We always joked about that when one sister marries, that husband marries three sisters.
When Donna and Mark got married, he received a job offer that brought him to Springfield, Illinois. Mark and Donna had a very nice married life.
He was a nuclear engineer. Donna Winger was a technician at Memorial Medical Center.
The only thing was she would have liked to have had a child. Donna called up and she was hysterical.

She had just found out that she could not get pregnant.

And so when this didn't happen, it took a toll.

There was a lot of tension in their home.

Mark was unhappy for the fact that I know he wanted to have a big family. The way Bailey came into Donna's life is a really special story.
Donna is working the operating room when one of the doctors comes in and says there's a young teen mother who wants to put her baby up for adoption. And this was the baby that they were going to adopt.
Doesn't she look pretty? She sure does. Hi Bailey.
Say hi Grandma Sarah. Necky-poo.
For my mother, becoming a grandmother was something that she had waited for for quite a while. Here's Grandma Drescher.
New father Mark always seems to have the video camera in his hand. Mommy's feeling very comfortable these days with Bailey, and I think we've sort of bonded a little bit.
Aw, I think we've bonded a lot. Mark was just as excited to become a dad as Donna was to become a mom.
They were just a model American couple. Donna told me that Mark had a conference.
I said to her, why don't you come to Florida? It

would be so wonderful. Donna was excited to show off her baby.
And as all of her trips,

it was always very sad to see her go. Say hi, Daddy.
Say we miss you. I dropped her off

at the airport and she left. We had hired a driver to pick her up this way.
She could

just I dropped her off at the airport and she left. We had hired a driver to pick her up this way.
She could just take care of the baby. It was about a two hour drive.
And so this gentleman started opening up to Donna about issues he was having. He had a voice in his head named Dom recently Dom was telling him to hurt people and then he started flirting with her saying that he liked older women and he liked to have sex parties when he invited Donna to join him Donna describes a terrifying ride where the driver a man named Roger Harrington, drove erratically at 75 miles an hour talking about demons with Donna and baby Bailey in the back seat.
She calls me, she tells me this whole story, and I said to her, you had a really crazy driver, but you're home, you're safe, you're gonna be okay she said I really I am really scared after the harrowing ride Donna had been the victim of some strange phone calls they had believed that the driver had been stalking her and was a danger so mark started calling the limousine company and filing a complaint. Roger got suspended from his job because of the complaint.
Mark suggests Donna write down the full account of her ride with Roger to get the facts down. Less than a week later, 9-1-1 operators receive a terrifying call.
Emergency, emergency. Emergency.
emergency. This man, you need my wife.
I shot him. Please help me.
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GMA 7A on ABC. On August 29, 1995, the Springfield Police Department responded to a 911 call.
Is the man still in your house? Yes, he's laying there on the floor with a bullet in his head. When they arrived, they found a very grisly scene.
Donna was clinging to life. She had been hit no less than seven times in the head with a hammer.
The second victim was an unknown white male lying on the floor. He still had signs of life and a pulse with two gunshot wounds to the head.
In his wallet, he had a driver's license, which identified him as Roger Arrington. I proceeded back to the master bedroom to talk with the husband Mark Winger.
He kept asking, who's that man that was in my house? And even though I knew who it was, I did not want to let him know at that point. We got him calmed down.
Then we started getting into what had occurred. He was working out downstairs on his treadmill when he had heard a thump upstairs.
When he got to the master bedroom he seen his three-month-old child laying on the bed which he said Donna would have never done. He then said he noises, which made him believe that Donna was in distress.
So at that point he got his semi-automatic weapon out of the nightstand. And as he walked down the hallway, he observed a man beating her with a hammer.
The male subject looked up at him and then lowered his head again to take another swing at his wife and that's when he shot him at one point he said is that guy's name roger and at that point i felt that i needed to answer his question i told him yes his name was roger harrington and mark was shocked and he said oh my god that's the man who's been harassing wife this week. An officer sees that note Donner wrote, it's on the fridge.
He introduced himself as Roger. He told me things like, dumb makes him do things, like set car bombs and killing people.
It got us up to speed on why they were worried about this guy and why'd this guy come to his house. I owned a trailer park in town, and him and his wife rented a trailer from me.
Roger and his wife had had domestic disputes that I had to get involved in. Knowing what I knew about Mr.
Harrington in the past, how quick he was to anger, I thought that he very well could have went over there

to try to get his job back.

And he snapped.

I told Mark that he had done everything he could

to try and save his wife.

But we still needed to tell him that his wife had passed away.

It was around 11.03 on a Tuesday evening when all of a sudden we got a phone call. I remember screaming, Ira, tell me, tell me what is wrong.
And finally he said to me, Sarah Jane, Donna was murdered. And I said to him, murdered, what are you talking about? And then I finally said to him, we have to tell the girls, and I have to break their hearts.
On Wednesday morning, we were on an eight o'clock plane to Springfield. When Mark walked in with the baby in his hand, everybody cried.
We had heard right away that it was Roger.

I couldn't imagine what an evil person he was and why he would do such a horrendous thing.

When the police examined the scene and when they listened to Mark's explanation of what happened,

the detectives came to the conclusion that Mark Winger acted in self-defense and the case was closed within approximately 48 hours. My mother and I started to go to Illinois.
We were taking turns and taking care of the baby. Donna's family reports that during this time period, Mark was withdrawn.
He was drinking a lot and watching violent movies. I didn't understand it, but I loved him because he loved Donna.
And that's what was important to me. We needed to get him some help.
So I suggested to Mark that he hire a nanny. And in comes Rebecca, this young, beautiful, tall, blonde nanny who has a heart of gold, wants to help out this poor man.
This is Rebecca, interview take one, soft sticks. This is the first time I've sat down to tell my story.
Baby, you look the best. I was going to become her nanny or governess.
Can you say hi? I would move into the home and take care of her basic needs and I just felt like she deserved the best. Peek-a-boo.
Mark asked me to show her all the things about the baby, and I felt really good about that. Say hi.
Seeing her with Bailey, there was really nothing bad we could say about her. Stand up here.
Show Grandma how you stand in your crib. I was blown away at what this little girl had been through.
Can you say hi? Hmm? It was a big responsibility, but I was ready for her. Bailey made me a mom, and sometimes a child has to appear for the mom to be created.
There she is. Most beautiful girl in the world.
There she is. Someone's here, baby.
Someone's here. Oh, hey.
You're there for lunch. When you live with someone and you're taking care of a child together...
Knock him down. She only does that with me.
It's very easy to kind of play house. You're already put in those roles.
Mark called up one day and he said to me, I just want to tell you some good news. The nanny was pregnant.
And I thought, oh my God, what is happening here? When I first met Mark, Bailey Elizabeth. Happy Father's Day, dear Daddy.
He was just a provider and a protector and just a stand-up guy. You are hungry! I know, I ate the whole thing of good.
There was nights where we would sit up talking and having wine. Grab a dub dub and Mark grew from a business relationship to a romantic relationship.
And I remember asking him how he could move on so quickly, and he explained to me that when you have a good marriage, it's natural for you just to want that again. Cookie! Grab the cookie! Now Mark's home movies show a family remaking itself.
Look at Daddy. Say hi, Daddy.
Bailey's been walking for about a week. Go see him.
Come here, sweetheart. Hey.
Mark had always told me that he was not capable of having children. Good girl.
I was very surprised to find out I was pregnant. He was thrilled.
He was absolutely thrilled. Mark put pressure on me to marry him and have children with him.
Immediately, he started going to church with me to persuade me that we could have that life. He writes to me, I love you, you love me, and you're pregnant with our child.
I believe that you and I together can raise a family in a truly Christian home. I would be honored to be your husband and blessed if you were my wife.
Mark and I eloped. We went to Maui, and it was kind a secret and a surprise and I didn't even tell my own family.
Here's Mrs. Wenger.
I'm filmed for the first time. It was just so hurtful in knowing that in his life Donna could be replaced so easily.
I said to myself, what? Now Rebecca's pregnant? Now they're going to Hawaii and getting married? Like seriously? Can I say it on camera? What the f***? They moved to a house in the country for a new start, away from that room where Donna was killed. They have three more children of their own, and home videos show all of the milestones you'd expect for a growing family.
Where's Anna? There she is. I was so busy with life and kids.
We were just living our best lives. For Donna's mother, seeing Mark with Rebecca and her granddaughter is bittersweet.
Sometimes when Sarah Jane would be around Bailey, she would just cry because she would see Bailey and she would just want so badly to share that with Donna and she would just get emotional. That bothered Mark because he didn't want her to cry around Bailey.
I remember visiting the new house. Sarah Jane had the baby in her arms, and she had a necklace that had Donna's significance on it.
She wanted to put it on Bailey, and it upset Mark. Mark said, Mom, could you please take the necklace off? It makes me feel bad.
That was the first instance where we felt that Mark said something that was inappropriate. That was kind of the beginning of the end.
I received a letter from Mark one day saying to me, I could not be called Grandma. So I wrote him back and I begged him, please let her call me Grandma.
And he said, I'm sorry, there's no way that I am going to allow her to call you Grandma. And that's the way it is.
We really all decided together that we just couldn't continue enduring this type of pain. And Mark was somebody that we just no longer knew.
Every year for my birthday, they would always send a birthday card. And I always remember asking my mom, who's Sarah, Jane, Ira? And my mom would always explain like those are Donna's parents and they just, you know, want to let you know that like they love you and that they remember you.
Mark wanted to go and be checked out at the emergency room because he wasn't feeling well. And I looked over in the waiting room and I saw Deanne.
Deanne had been Donna's best friend and was in so many of their home movies. She was close to the family before Donna died.
Say hi. Here's Aunt Deanne.
There's Deanne. And she glared at me like she was just very angry.
Donna's old friend had something to reveal, something Mark had left out of this story. And without that moment at the emergency room, the case might have stayed closed.
Deanne Schultz's statements were an absolute bombshell. Now that this woman came forward, hello, there's your motive.
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I see here on the bottom of the stairs, the winger in established 1996, which was the year that we got married.

Everything was supposed to be perfect, just like in this picture. Thank you for my message.
But I have learned that things just aren't always what they seem. It's been three and a half years since Donna was murdered and Mark's married and has a couple kids and Donna's family is still sort of dealing with their grief.

Right after that chance encounter in the hospital waiting room,

when Donna's best friend Deanne sees Mark and Rebecca,

Deanne goes to the police with a clue they never had.

Deanne Schultz explained to the police that she had been having an affair with Mark Winger

prior to the murder of Donna Winger. Mark was having a romantic relationship with Deanne, one of our sisters as we considered her, and that was something that we never ever suspected.
In home videos from that time, Deanne really seems like a member of the family. Remember, she's on DeAnne.
This is my just the sweetest little niece. DeAnne Schultz also stated that prior to the murders, Mark made a number of incriminating statements.
She tells them that he said things like, it would be easier for us to be together if Donna just died. All you'd have to do is come in and find the body.
Deanne stated that she declined to participate in that. After Mark learned about the trip that Donna took with Roger Harrington, he told Deanne, I've got to get that driver in my house.
Deanne said the day of the murder, he called and said, will you love me no matter what? To which he replied, yes, I would. Mark and Deanne continued their affair for about six months after the murder.
And of course, at which point he had already hired Rebecca as the nanny. Deanne struggled to make sense of the information that only she knew.
It weighed on her and left her in a fragile state. Deanne Schultz, after the murders, her life went on a downward spiral to the point to where she had engaged in multiple suicide attempts.
She never came forward until that chance encounter at that local hospital. That was a catalyst that caused her for the first time to reach out to someone other than her physician to discuss the case.
Now the police were able to look at that case through an entirely different perspective. Through the eyes of a man who was unhappy in his marriage, now we have a motive.
The first step when you reopen a closed case is to go back and look at what you already have. Now approaching the entrance.
There are several pieces of evidence that they're looking at that just don't sit well with the detectives as they're re-examining everything. Things they'd noticed at the scene now take on a new meaning.
For example, Roger brought his cigarettes and his coffee mug into the house. Who would do that if they were planning on killing someone? There was no signs of forced entry.
Not only that, but Roger Harrington left what was clearly could be used as weapons inside the vehicle. There was a tire iron.
They also found a knife inside of his vehicle. Why would Roger come into the house with mayhem on his mind and just happen to find a hammer on the table? Mark Wenger wanted to kill his wife.
And then opportunity presented when Roger Harrington drove Donna Wenger. And he told Deanne that he needed to get that man into his house.
And that's exactly what he did. One of the first officers to arrive at the scene had a Polaroid in his vehicle, and he happened to take three photos of the scene.
They showed the positions of the bodies before the bodies were rushed to the hospital. And when investigators take a look at those Polaroids, they realize something isn't adding up.
Mark Winger had stated that Roger Harrington was kneeling down right next to Donna Winger's head, and he was beating her with a hammer. He stated that he shot him and that the man fell backwards so that his feet remained near Donna's head.
In reality, the Polaroid photographs show the exact opposite. And as such, there's no way this murder could have happened the way Mark Winger described.
The physical evidence, along with the fact of the affair, it was clear that this was a staged domestic homicide. had to come to a reckoning with themselves that they had made a mistake.
The detective said to me, I just wanted to tell you that we now suspect Mark to be the murderer of Donna. And I said to him, what are you saying? That's not possible.
It went from Winger as a hero who was defending his wife to manipulative, deviant murderer. Investigators now go back to Roger Harrington's roommate.
Susan Collins had been briefly spoken to initially, and she had claimed that she was present when Roger Harrington fielded a phone call from someone asking to meet him the day of the murders. Police found a note inside of the vehicle.
It was a bank deposit slip, and on the back was the time of 4.30 p.m., the address, and the name Mark Winger. Roger Harrington was not an intruder, but rather he was lured into that home by Mark Winger.
Roger's name would be cleared. That was one of the biggest reliefs I had, just knowing that people would not think that my

little brother was a killer. Mr.
Winger made some comments about perhaps it would

be easier for his wife were dead. I didn't see it coming I didn't know that

this whole investigation was brewing I never thought the whole time that they

thought my husband was a diabolical murderer. Here she comes.
Here comes the world's best daddy. I remember making it to 2001 and thinking I think we're okay.
It's been a whole year and then they still haven't arrested him. They must not have a case.
We were conducting an exhaustive investigation. During that same time frame, Mark Wenger was a free man.
And when you look at their home videos, Mark just looks like a normal dad raising four happy kids. You don't blow a kiss to daddy, blow a daddy kiss.

Aww.

People still wanted to give Mark the benefit of the doubt

because he now had a new wife and a new family

and had shown no indication of being a criminal

since his wife was murdered.

We knew the stakes of this case.

This was a big case.

And it was one that on the front end,

some mistakes had been made.

So we knew that on the second go around,

we had to have it right.

Thank you. We knew the stakes of this case.
This was a big case and it was one that on the front end some mistakes had been made.

So we knew that on the second go around we had to have it right.

But the evidence mounts and two years of pouring over the evidence gives investigators enough to get an arrest warrant. I got a phone call and it was Mark's secretary and she told me that Mark had just been arrested.
The whole body just kind of went numb. To see him finally get arrested and indicted, I think people were just absolutely shocked.
I was six years old when my dad was arrested. And I just remember everyone just trying to remain calm and kind of at the time be like dad's just going away for a while and that he'll be back soon.
The moment he was indicted if we moved from the investigative phase into the next chapter which was prosecution. After dad was arrested he was always writing us letters.
Bailey, I remember the very first time I ever held you in my arms. You were so small, but I fell in love with you immediately.
I felt that I owed it to him and to my kids to just stand by him. Nobody wants to go through a murder trial.

It's very surreal. to just stand by him.
Nobody wants to go through a murder trial.

It's very surreal.

I just had to tell myself, walk, sit down, don't fall, don't cry.

In my mind, Mark was innocent before.

He was innocent from the start.

That's what everybody thought.

Winger said he found Harrington beating his wife with a hammer

I don't think that Roger would have ever done what they accused him of doing. All we wanted was his name, Cleggard, you know.
Key for the prosecution, evidence that Roger Harrington had come to the house only because Mark had asked him to not to kill Donna. If he'd wanted to kill her, why bring in his cigarettes? Why bring in his coffee mug and a note with the name Mark Winger, the address and the time? And for us, it was very simple.
If it's a meeting, it's a murder. Mark's attorney argued that Roger was mentally ill.
He had this mask that he sort of worshipped, that he had had other erratic behavior, and that he was capable of this. They put on their own experts to verify this.
Mark's defense was that everything occurred just the way he said and the Polaroids he tried to explain away that perhaps the paramedics moved the bodies. It's our belief that Roger comes to the house, he is allowed into the home, and there was no signs of forced entry, and he was executed at that time.
Hearing the gunshot, Donna Winger then comes from the bedroom to investigate. He then beats his wife to death with a hammer.
Mark then calls 911. Is the man still in your house? Yes, he's laying there full of a bullet in his head.
Did you shoot him? Yes, I shot him, he was killing my wife. The 911 call to most people, I think, showed that Mark was very upset and very worried about his wife.
Who is this man? I don't know who he is. In the 911 call, you can actually hear Roger Harrington moaning in the background.
Is he dead? I don't know. He's making weird sounds.
It's our belief that Roger is not dead at the time. He told the 911 operator that he could hear his baby crying.
Please, my baby's crying. My baby's crying.
I gotta go. I'll call you right back.
He had already said that he had shot the man and there was a bullet in his head. When police arrive, there's two bullets in his head.
And then there's the evidence from the woman Mark was having an affair with. He said that, you know, it would be easier if Donna just died.
I thought it was crazy talk. Deanne testified to some of the statements that Mark had made after the chance meeting at Doctors' Hospital where they run into each other.
I just said, you know, how do you live with yourself? He said that he had found Jesus Christ and that he was forgiven. He, well, he told me that if I told anybody, our gooses will be cooked.
Deanne Schultz's testimony was able to demonstrate that in reality, Mark was obviously unhappy, was unfaithful, and who had specifically talked about wanting to kill his wife. The defense had answers to Deanne's testimony that she was emotionally unstable, could have been a woman scorn.
I didn't think that anybody would believe her, and I just thought if that was truly the case and Mark truly did that, she would have come forward right away. Deanne Schultz was granted immunity for her testimony.
There was no direct evidence that linked Deanne to actively participating in this crime. But at the end, she was such a valuable witness as it relates to presenting the motive.
When the case went to the jury, I was sort of thinking, you never know. You just had to wait it out.
And, you know, it was really nerve-wracking. I really believed that at the end of that trial

that he was going to walk out and walk home with us.

It takes 13 hours to deliberate,

and then the judge announces the verdict.

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When we found out that the jury had come up with a verdict,

our hearts were racing.

We had pits in our stomach.

I know I was sitting next to my husband when I heard the judge say that the verdict was guilty.

It just kind of rings in your head and echoes, guilty, guilty, guilty. I didn't understand how 12 jurors could be so certain that that's how it went down when I had so many questions.
Heartbreak came first. Anger came second.
Acceptance came third. And sadness never ends.
My first thought was to turn around and give Mr. and Mrs.
Harrington a hug because they buried a son who the whole city of Springfield felt was a murderer. We knew that Roger was innocent and it finally got proven.
He was branded a murderer at the time, but then all this came to an end. I was ashamed of the way the investigation went.
I hurt Roger Harrington's family. I run this kid through his name through hell for no reason.
I mean, he was an innocent victim.

And to right such a wrong, it felt great.

Say bye-bye. Bye, Daddy.

We were so convinced that, you know, our dad was going to come home and now he's not.

He is like a chameleon. I believe that Mark is a monster.
The final chapter of the Mark Winger murder trial comes to a close as Winger is given his sentencing. Mark was sentenced to life in prison with no parole.
He had two counts against him, one for Donna, one for Roger.

It wasn't just him being sentenced to life, we were sentenced to a life of a father in prison.

I do feel that that whole time Mark was giving a grand performance. I could never come back and

say, oh he got angry at me or he was rough with the kids. I had nothing.
I had nothing. He was perfect.
The first thought I thought when I was watching that was how much more Bailey this has affected you and you just remember so much more about Mark and that family unit in that house. Looking at like the pictures and the videos it's like it just all feels so fake to me.
I just learned him as this evil character so like even though it it looks like a genuine smile here, it's just like in my head it's like, oh that's all fiction. I was married to a murderer.
Then after he was convicted, I went from being a stay-home mom to being homeless overnight. I didn't have anything to give my kids.
Everything had been taken away. All I had was love.
And the gift of her maiden name. Do you remember when we changed your names from Winger to Semmy? I do.
I think, yeah, it gave us a lot of pride as a family. When we changed our name, it was just a fresh start.
And it's so symbolic, like, I'm not a winger, so that shouldn't be the name I'm called. Rebecca felt that it might be helpful for Bailey to come meet us, that it was time.
I think the last time they saw Bailey was when she was three, maybe. I thought they could teach her about Donna and her love in a way that I couldn't.
We knew that this would have been Donna's wish, that Bailey would continue to be a part of our lives. Sarah-Jane still has my baby picture on her kitchen counter with all of her other grandkids.
Happy birthday.

It was also Bailey's birthday that weekend,

and they wanted to throw up a birthday party for Bailey for all the birthdays that they had missed.

We'd been hurt a lot by the same person,

but it didn't break us.

In 2022, Winger's appellate attorneys told us that his appeal had been denied. He is currently serving two life sentences for the murders of Donna Winger and Roger Harrington.
There's not a day that goes by that I don't, I think about him. I miss him.
If I seen him right now, I would just tell him, no, you know, I truly love you. There is never closure when somebody murders your daughter.
Never. I think of Donna every day of my life.
We've set up a fund in her name so that we can help other people. Donna's fund is a part of Women in Distress, a shelter women can go to to escape those abusive relationships.
I think her legacy will live on through the people that we help.

She was so beautiful and you could like see how much she loved me and how much she really wanted me. So we'll say bye-bye for now.
Okay. I miss hearing her voice.
Nothing that we've done or will do in the future will ever replace her. Hello, it's Robin Roberts here.
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