Andrea Gunning

And there, out in public, she noticed that her husband looked disheveled.

Later that day, one of Danielle's kids came to her.

He said that last night he'd seen something strange in the driveway of their house.

This was alarming because another one of her kids had confessed something bizarre.

Immediately, she tried to get in touch with Chad, but he wasn't answering his phone.

After they went to the bank, he'd left the house to work on a rental property.

If it sounds like Danielle is reading off of a piece of paper, it's because she is.

She's reading from a written statement documenting this day.

That night, Chad didn't come home for dinner.

At the time, she assumed he'd fallen asleep at the rental property again.

But she couldn't leave her six small children to go check on him.

So around 11 p.m., after putting the kids to bed, she went to sleep herself.

It was becoming very clear very quickly this was actually the state police and the FBI.

There wasn't a mistake.

They were looking for Chad and they were incredibly serious.

Then the police asked her about the elderly couple that went to their church, the ones Chad wanted as clients.

Why are you asking me questions about them?

Danielle Oliver Chauvet woke up in the middle of the night on February 8, 2017, to find her house swarmed with police and FBI agents.

They thought I was involved.

But a suspect in what?