Keith Morrison

2 and her teenage kids.

The place had the disorganized look of a family.

Shoes scattered, schoolbooks in haphazard heaps.

And that's when it hit Nancy like a two-by-four.

Wendy Moore and the kids she had with Sam Yenawine weren't just visiting Chris.

They must be living there as a family.

And all of that was before Nancy learned about the hit packet and the connection between her husband's lover and the would-be trigger man, Sam Yenawine.

In retrospect, Nancy could see how the pieces fit, how the whole thing came to be.

An imagined scene, to be sure.

But so vivid and so real that Nancy felt it couldn't be truer if she'd actually seen it with her own eyes.

It was late in the day when the black suburban rolled to a stop in front of the big beach house on Sullivan's Island.

A cool breeze was coming off the ocean, and the pinkish afternoon light had a glow to it, like the inside of a shell.

It had been just 12 hours since the plot to kill Nancy Latham was exposed.

The ATF agents riding in the Suburban had Nancy in a secure location, and agents in Kentucky had the alleged trigger man, Sammy Yenawine, under surveillance.

Now it was time to approach the woman who seemed to be at the center of it all.

Yenawine's ex-wife and Chris Latham's current girlfriend, Wendy Moore.

They didn't have enough to make an arrest yet, but they were hoping to get lucky.

Maybe a spontaneous confession?

According to ATF agent Bobby Callahan, Wendy met them at the door.

We confronted Wendy that evening in the hopes that maybe she would cooperate with us.