Dr. Bethany Marshall

And that's why I was wondering earlier about caregivers, gardeners, anybody in her life, even church members who knew that Nancy was connected to somebody wealthy and famous and wanting to target that person for their money.

As you know, Nancy, even like when there's an elderly person who dies in a family, often the surviving sibling group falls apart because somebody in that sibling group wants the money.

Money is such a driver behind crime.

So who in Nancy's life knew about the wealth that her daughter had and who might have wanted that wealth?

Well, I agree with Dave Mack.

I think that somebody tried to get her out of bed, somebody who was unfamiliar to her.

So you have the inner circle, you have

for adult children.

You have maybe the church members.

You have people who know her intimately.

And then you have the next outer ring of people who know her intimates.

Maybe it's the spouse of the gardener.

Maybe it's a caregiver or a nurse who comes in and administers medication and that she goes home and talks to her adult children or something like that.

You have an outer circle, somebody who she's not that familiar with.

who tries to get her out of bed.

And that's where you see that spike.

So Nancy, I'm going to go back to this idea that elderly people are their targets, right?

They're very vulnerable.

And especially when there's wealth and

She has a beautiful home.