In a shocking incident in a Houston courtroom, a Texas man, who was accused of murdering his wife, collapsed and died just moments before he was set to plead guilty. Reports indicate that the former special education teacher was preparing to accept a plea that would result in a 35-year sentence for the crime. Eyewitnesses described a sudden medical emergency, leading to his untimely death before he could admit to the charges. This event adds to a series of similar incidents involving accused individuals dying unexpectedly during court proceedings, raising concerns about health crises in the judicial system.