Donna Lella (David Nixon's first wife)

I knew that it would happen. It was no surprise. I knew in my heart that she had done it. But would it stick was the question.

Very little, very little, less than $10,000. I don't find losing David a gain at all. In fact, I find it the hardest part of my life for Nicholas.

I know.

I don't know. Lake Grapevine, perhaps? Down a drainpipe? I don't know what she did with it.

She.

I think Tracy saw an opportunity, and she took it.

Keep our fingers crossed.

What was it that Tracy Frame had on David Nixon? Why couldn't she let him go? How did it get so out of control that she wanted to kill him? I don't know those answers. Am I sure they have the right person?

The little things that his dad did, the big peacock chest sticking out going, that's my boy. That's what he's struggling with. That's what he misses.

Mad that I can't change anything. Can't bring it back.

Charming, vivacious, and full of life. And you never know what you're going to get. Love surprises.

Love surprises.

Crazy about him.

He hardly ever slept. It was bigger, better, faster. It was always a race. It was always about competition.

Tracy was the new girlfriend. She really wanted to take over. She was going to be in charge. That was her mode of operation.

When I went to the police department, those were my first words that Sunday night I went there. Tracy Frame did it. David told me I had to tell you this.

It was eerie. He was preparing for the worst.

He told me what was going to happen.

He was gonna be murdered by Tracy. He used the word murder, that Tracy was gonna kill him.

No, and I didn't think to tell him that.

I asked her what she did with David.

And she said, well, he's on vacation. What makes you think I did something to David? I said, David's missing, Tracy. What'd you do? I kept asking her that.