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The Murderer and his victim, his wife Dr. Robin Goldman

Jules Reich, 61, was in the hospital being questioned Wednesday for allegedly killing his 58-year-old wife, Dr. Robin Goldman, according to the Journal News.

The pair were active in the Young Israel of Scarsdale congregation in New Rochelle, a modern Orthodox congregation, and also involved with the Westchester Jewish Council.

The victim’s distraught son Adam Reich described his mother as a wonderful woman.

Police rushed to the couple’s massive, $2.8 million mansion on Lincoln Road in Westchester County — about 23 miles north of Manhattan — after receiving a 10 a.m. 911 call that Goldman had been stabbed.

The call came from Reich, an international tax specialist and corporate consultant who is a partner at WeiserMazars LLP on W. 50th St. in Midtown.

No charges had been filed as of early Wednesday evening, officials said.

Goldman was a pediatrician affiliated with the Children’s Hospital at Montefiore in the Bronx, officials said.

A law enforcement source said the killing was “domestic” in nature.

The suspect was hospitalized Wednesday evening and was being questioned.

“This is not a random act,” Scarsdale police Capt. Thomas Alpizio told reporters Wednesday afternoon. “This is an isolated incident.”

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Dr. Robin Goldman, 58, was stabbed to death at her massive, $2.8 million mansion on Lincoln Road Wednesday morning in Scarsdale, Westchester County.

The home, which has a pool, bathhouse and greenhouse, is owned by Goldman and Reich, records show.

A call to WeiserMazars LLP was not returned Wednesday evening.

The couple bought the house, which sits on 1.3 acres, in 1997.

The last homicide to take place in Scarsdale was in 1977, according to the Journal News.