Keith Morrison

We all lie.

We all lie probably a lot more than we think we do.

And we try to protect the lives we're living while living the life we fantasize about living on the side.

People have been doing that since time began.

This was a case, for whatever reason, Chris Latham,

was so drawn to this Wendy person, fascinating character in her own right, that he was prepared to engage in these terrible acts against Nazi.

Which this happens in so many of our stories, doesn't it?

There's one little thing that happens.

Without that thing,

What might've changed?

What might've been different?

It might've been all different than the murder may have occurred.

So Aaron Wilkinson was a drug addict.

Aaron Wilkinson was with his wife and his dog driving through Charleston.

He had promised to do this deadly errand for his friend, Sam, but he was trying to kill time as opposed to killing the person he was supposed to kill, Nancy Latham.

So that by the time

He had a deadline to do it.

He just was trying to wait out the deadline.

And it was the middle of the night and he was driving down America Street, which was another fascinating thing to me that he was at the end of America Street where there is a tremendous amount of poverty and there are drug addicts and there are people sleeping on the street.

At the other end of America Street, some of the wealthiest families in Charleston live.