A former Family Feud contestant accused of murdering his estranged wife joked on the show that saying “I do” was the biggest mistake he ever made.
In an unearthed clip from his 2020 episode, player Timothy W Bliefnick appeared on Family Feud along with other members of his family.
And he didn’t hold back when host Steve Harvey asked: “What’s your biggest mistake you made at your wedding?”
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The 39-year-old contestant replied: “Honey, I love you, but ‘Said I do’. Not my mistake, not my mistake — I love my wife. I’m gonna get in trouble for that, aren’t I?”
The episode was filmed in 2019 and aired a year later, according to Fox News.
The couple were reportedly separated for two years and going through a divorce when Bliefnick was accused of killing his wife Rebecca Bliefnick in February 2023.
He was charged this week with two counts of first-degree murder and home invasion.
His estranged wife Rebecca, who was 41 at the time of her death, was found dead in her home in Illinois after she failed to pick her children up from school.
Timothy Bliefnick maintains his innocence, with his attorney Casey Schnack telling People Magazine: “He’s never been arrested for battery, domestic battery, anything violent, anything ever.
“He was fully employed… There was tremendous pressure from the community for an arrest to be made. And naturally the estranged spouse is going to be the number one suspect regardless of the other circumstances.”
Schnack added that there was evidence of a break-in at the home, including a broken window.
Cops are reportedly still looking into allegations of a home invasion by an unknown intruder.
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Rebecca was a certified trauma nurse and sexual assault nurse examiner who worked throughout the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Her obituary read: “Her boys were her world, her life’s greatest gifts.
“She was the quintessential ‘boy mom,’ aptly illustrated by building, for Halloween, Transformers costumes that actually transformed, creating custom ‘first day of school’ posters each year, and jumping all-in with fishing and frog hunting and anything sports.”
A GoFundMe page was set up to help cover funeral expenses and pay for her children’s education.
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