Chris Latham

I got the call from Wendy saying,

She said, I've had three or four people come here saying that they're federal agents and that they want to question me about, you know, there's a plot to harm Nancy.

You know, when you really care for somebody, I would hope somebody would do the same for me.

She had sent them, I believe, roughly a month prior to them leaving Kentucky, coming to South Carolina.

She had sent them $3,000.

And then a day or two before they arrived in South Carolina, she sent them another $2,000.

There's only one side of this story that's been out there, and the media...

in my opinion, has taken this, and I've been tried and convicted in the media long before this ever started.

And he said, Mr. Cannon, I would like to propose to your daughter, and I want to ask for her hand in marriage.

And my dad said, well, son, I got something to tell you first.

He said, when Nancy was a little girl, she and her brother were playing ball in the backyard.

So whoever was catching was calling the strikes or balls.

And Nancy happened to be catching.

And when she called her brother out on a strike, he got so mad, he took the aluminum baseball bat in his hand and slammed it down on her hand that was on the ground as she was catching.

And he said, oh, Nancy screamed it.

In the middle of the night, I hear Neil screaming at the top of his lungs, and I run to his bedroom, and I see Nancy was standing on top of the bed, straddling Neil, and she had an aluminum baseball bat, and she was swinging it like Paul Bunyan chopping wood.

He said, and I grabbed her and pulled her off of him, and she still threw the bat at his head.

He said, well, son, I'm going to let you marry her, but I am going to tell you, if you ever hit her, don't go to sleep.

And that was the prequel to our marriage.

I definitely think.