What do these lines mean?

In the episode "The Soul Mate," George and Jerry are exiting the coffee shop after talking about "people having babies" and "the perpetuation of the species."

And then, seemingly out of nowhere and not in line with their current conversation, Jerry asks: "By the way, just for the record..." and George yells "No, I did not!" and seems very offended and suddenly edgey about everyone in the coffee shop.

I can't, for the life of me, understand what these few lines are about. Can anyone help me out?

--knitus

They refer to the earlier part of the conversation:

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JERRY: He cleared his throat?

GEORGE: Yes!

JERRY: So?

GEORGE: He did it right as he said "her unfortunate accident."

JERRY: Not getting it.

GEORGE: Jerry, a throat-clear is a non-verbal implication of doubt - he thinks I killed Susan!

JERRY: Oh, help me, Rhonda.

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In other words, Jerry is wondering if George really *did* kill Susan on purpose.

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I believe he was following up on an earlier line of conversation where it was being implied that George killed Susan.

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