I made mistakes, errors in judgment that I would never make again. Neulander's comments are in the October issue of the magazine, available on newsstands Monday. Something will happen by the end of the year. Soncini said she believed the remarks referred to a possible divorce or separation. The rabbi found her body after coming home from his synagogue, Congregation M'Kor Shalom of Cherry Hill.
Investigators believe the rabbi's wife was slain by a hired killer posing as a deliveryman.
Authorities have identified the rabbi and Soncini as suspects, because their affair gave them a motive for murder. No arrests have been made, however. The interview marked Neulander's first extended comments on his wife's murder. At a press conference in August, he read a prepared statement that denied any wrongdoing. In his interview, Neulander acknowledged some mistakes.