Kaelyn Moore

Three autopsies, reconstruction.

I mean, science backed.

And then, of course, Sheriff Randy Smith does his own press conference and says, quote, At this time, the sheriff's office investigation does not necessarily support the coroner's conclusion in this case.

It is psychological warfare.

I mean, you're getting hope that maybe there's an answer.

What's to investigate?

We know exactly what happened.

Yet the science is pointing you a different direction.

So at this point, I mean, it's very unclear what the sheriff's office is investigating.

if anything.

But regardless, like at least they start digging a little.

And that brings us to Nanette and Steve's relationship.

As detectives looked closer into the couple, they discovered our seventh clue, marriage troubles.

It turns out Steve had been having at least one affair, and they didn't have to dig very hard to learn about it.

I guess on Steve's first day back to work after Nanette's death, someone complained that he had been having a relationship with a subordinate and had done other, quote, unethical things around the station, like destroying and stealing work property and even intimidating other employees.

Now, Nanette knew that this affair was going on and that the person worked with Steve at the firehouse.

In fact, she had actually seen the two of them getting a little too close for comfort while she was visiting the station.

Maybe one of the times she brought him baked desserts, pies that she had spent all day baking for him.

She told her best friend, Lori Rando, that she didn't know what she was going to do, but that she was definitely planning on talking to him about it.

Many of Nanette's family were aware that she was actually thinking of leaving the marriage.