The tangled murder case against Andrea Sneiderman for the death of her husband may have become more difficult to prove since prosecutors introduced suspicions of another man in her life.

The theory of the case alleged in the indictment—that Sneiderman worked with her boss, Hemy Neuman, to kill Rusty Sneiderman so they could be together and benefit from $2 million in life insurance—was cast into doubt when prosecutors suggested the idea that perhaps she had her husband killed so that she could be with a third man, Joseph Dell.