Man Whose Wife Killed Mistress Before Suicide Recalls 'Epic' Fights
The shots fired April 23, 2018, inside the upscale residence on Philadelphia’s affluent Main Line brought a horrific end to the two romances of Mark Gerardot.
Seeing his wife’s body, “I screamed an obscenity and ran to her,” Mark told ABC’s 20/20 in an episode about the love triangle-turned-tragedy that airs Friday at 10 p.m. ET. . “I just said, ‘Baby. Oh, baby. What have you done?'” Accepting the job required Mark to briefly leave Jennair behind in South Carolina. But already the couple’s marriage was struggling, he says. Meredith, too, confessed to him about her own unhappy marriage, and before Jennair moved north, Mark and Meredith had expressed their love for one another, he says.
The Gerardots had met as teens in the summer of 1986 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Married on October 23, 1993 — she was 23, he was 25 — they rode the ups-and-downs of their life together, including “epic” arguments he says Jennair would win because “she was always going to have the last word,” says Mark. He announced his intent to leave Jennair but still entered with her into counseling. He also continued to see Meredith, who switched jobs from the University of Delaware to Villanova and moved to the Philadelphia area while separating from her own husband of nine years.
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