Keith Morrison

liked it.

So we made a deal with Kenny.

Zante, however, wasn't quite so flexible.

Confess?

Not a chance.

Not even when they told her that her Kenny, though few would have imagined it possible, was going to testify against her.

It began in June 2004.

It was theatrics from the start.

Defense investigator CeCe McNair was there when Kenny took the stand.

As Kenny spoke, a lifetime of loyalty died.

He told the jury it was Sante who decided Kasdan had to go because Kasdan got wise to their scams.

Sante, who ordered him, Kenny, to do it.

And so, of course, Kenny went and took his pistol when he presented his smiling face at Kasdan's door.

He recognized Kenny, and so he let Kenny in.

So Kenny walked in, and I think Mr. Kasdan offered him some coffee or something.

And when Mr. Kasdan turned around in the kitchen, that's when Kenny took the gun and shot him in the back of the head.

And then he heaved Kasdan's body into that dumpster by the airport.

Oh, but there was more.

Kenny described exactly how he and his mother murdered Irene Silverman,

After, said Candy, he put Irene's body in the trunk of that stolen Lincoln and dumped it in a trash bin in Hoboken, New Jersey, and drove back to Manhattan just in time to be arrested with his mother.