Keith Morrison

Oh, yes, Chris made plenty of money, about $650,000 a year.

Nancy was asking for substantial alimony, $7,500 a month.

On paper, that might have looked manageable on Chris's salary, but a bitter pill nonetheless.

But if Chris could prove in court that she cheated, he'd pay nothing.

And yet, Nancy knew a thing or two about her husband's personality and how carefully he guarded his image.

The way Nancy saw it, her husband was more likely to agree to her terms than risk having his reputation for rectitude sullied in open court.

It was at a routine pretrial deposition in the summer of 2012 that Nancy first laid eyes on Wendy Moore.

Wendy was answering questions, questions about documents in the Latham divorce case.

And Nancy noticed that her husband couldn't seem to take his eyes off of her.

At one point in the deposition, Wendy mentioned that she was recently divorced and said, in a roundabout way, that it was all Nancy's fault.

Because, said Wendy, Nancy's PI was snooping around and talked to her now ex-husband and got him to believe she'd been having an affair with Chris Latham.

Sound like middle school?

To Nancy, it sounded like a lie.

It didn't take Nancy long to find out that Wendy No.

2's last husband was a man named Matt Robinson.

He managed a local pet store.

Robinson told Nancy he'd lied to Wendy about the private eye, but he knew all about the Latham divorce case, and he did suspect that Wendy was sleeping with Chris Latham and thought telling Wendy the private eye story might elicit a confession.

Then, as Nancy was rising to leave the coffee shop, Matt Robinson offered this.

The thing that Matt Robinson had to tell Nancy was that his ex-wife, Wendy, had once operated an...

Adult entertainment business out of her home.