Erin Moriarty

He also owed her lawyer's fees and interest and compounding.

And the only reason why Heather really was upset about it, why she became upset about it, was she also worked for the government and had a security clearance.

And she was worried it would be denied if she had large debts.

What's interesting is that Mindy, who is now married to Kasotis, knew nothing about any of this debt.

Her friends say that Mindy heard a totally different story from her husband.

He told her that Heather was crazy and was trying to steal from him.

Unfortunately, we did not get to sit down with Tracy Sands during the hour, even though he was so important to this investigation.

The D.A., Billy Joe Nelson, told us, and I'm quoting, that we might not be sitting here today without Tracy Sands.

That's how important he was.

We could have had an unsolved death on our hands without Tracy Sands.

In fact, Sands led both interviews with Kasotis after Kasotis' arrest, and he worked with the FBI to try to find the mysterious Jim McIntyre.

But sadly, this was Tracy's last case.

He did agree to sit down with us.

He would have been in our hour for an interview, but he died unexpectedly right after the trial.

But this is why Tracy Sands and investigators didn't believe Kasotis the way all of Kasotis' friends and family did.

Because they had been investigating him for weeks as soon as they were able to identify that woman found in the swamp as Mindy.

And investigators told us they couldn't find any evidence to back up Kasotis' story.

And they tried hard, they say.

They even wanted to find the mysterious Jim McIntyre.

And they did.