Keith Morrison

Aaron Wilkinson, Sammy's partner in crime, said Sammy had told him all about it when they were in prison together.

From what Sammy had told me, that's how they made money.

He told me they made like $10,000 a month doing that.

By the end of her meeting with Matt Robinson, Nancy was obsessed with digging up every detail she could find on Wendy Moore.

In fact, for a while, she even thought about going to Kentucky to find Sam Yenawine and see what he could tell her about his ex-wife.

It was only later, when the murder plot was uncovered, that Nancy realized the man she'd been so hot to find months earlier had actually been in Charleston hunting her.

Instead, Nancy kept digging closer to home and discovered that after moving out of the marital home, Chris had moved into a big, fancy six-bedroom beach house on Sullivan's Island.

And so, one night, she and one of her girlfriends went to the island to snoop a little.

They positioned themselves on the deck of an empty rental house next door, and from there, they could see right into Chris's house.

The lights were on inside, so they pulled up two rocking chairs and settled in to see what they could see.

It was just before Christmas, and through the window they saw the twinkling lights on the tree and the presents piled high beneath it.

And there was Chris, sitting with Wendy No.

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.