Amy Robach

And then burn down two mansions to try to cover it up?

That's, man.

That's pretty dramatic.

Yes, desperation.

So what they are setting up is that Paul Canero stole about $80,000, $78,000, I think specifically, from borrowed against a life insurance policy.

And there were some other times where it looked like he absolutely took money for himself.

He paid some of it back.

But at the end of the day, we're talking about $78,000.

And then there was a larger issue that, yes, if his brother Keith died,

and then Keith's wife died, and then Keith's children died, then there would be a $3 million life insurance policy that would be split between the two remaining brothers, which would be Paul and Corey.

So those are the two financial issues right now.

But this phone call that was played out, there were two phone calls in court,

was pretty dramatic because, yes, it started about 12 hours before Keith Canero would be murdered.

But he wants to know why his life insurance policy hasn't been paid.

And he wants to know from Paul Canero.

He said, Paul, I need to know where the money went.

And this is about that missing $78,000.

So at 3.50 p.m., the day before Keith Canero was found murdered, he said, if you can send the password, I'll do the research myself.

Then he calls back three hours later.

I need you to wake up, Paul, and do it.