Harvey said nothing through her whole speech, just sat there making notes . He had no reaction for her description having witnessed, and even participated in, much worse. Nor was he a stranger to crying women. Based on her body language and slip ups, he gathered that her marriage wasn't all sunshine and rainbows. But really, was anyone's?<br/><br/>"Mrs. Sinclair, did your husband have any enemies? Anyone who would want him dead? Jealous co-workers, estranged family...digruntled lovers?" He looked up from his paperwork to gauge her reaction to the last one. "Did he have any extra-marital affairs? Or have you?" He thought she looked too prim and proper to be that kind of woman, but it was hard to tell sometimes. Often its the most innocent looking ones that are the most trouble.<br/><br/>"I understand that this may be difficult to talk about, but I have to know all the facts. Believe me, I'm the last person who's going to judge. You can tell me the truth. Yours certainly wouldn't be the first marriage that wasn't squeaky clean."