Keith Morrison

Chris Latham could flee, but Bill Nettles didn't think he would.

Waiting, however, did carry a cost.

ATF agents Boykin and Callahan wanted to compare the computer printouts from the hit package with the printers that Chris Latham and Wendy Moore had in their offices.

But by the time they got a search warrant, those printers were gone.

ATF agent Bobby Callahan said they searched everywhere for those missing printers, even that rented house on Sullivan's Island.

In the whole Bank of America building, two printers?

Chris and Wendy's printers had gone missing and only those?

That's Agent Joe Boykin.

Just a couple of missing ones.

Just two particular ones.

And Wendy Moore's laptop?

Never recovered.

They did find the printer logs though, and in there was gold.

Buried deep in the computer data gibberish on the bank's central server,

as something akin to a smoking gun.

It was early August, four months after the murder plot was revealed, that a grand jury returned a criminal indictment against Chris Latham.

And that afternoon, Agent Boykin called Nancy.

He was on the road, he told her, and he needed a favor.

If Chris wasn't in town, he asked, where might he be?

Nancy padded downstairs to the den where Madison was noodling away on her computer.