Puzzle of the day

A man was found dead at the park. A police detective came to the scene and searched the man to see if he has his mobile phone. He search his contact and called his wife. He broke the sad news to her and asked her to come to the place. When she arrived at the seen the detective ordered the arrest of the woman for the murder of her husband. How did he know?

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