Keith Morrison

And it turned out he was trying to figure out a way not to do the killing.

He was a drug addict, and he gave the whole story away.

So they were able to, in the end, protect Nancy, get the proof to arrest the husband and the girlfriend, and they went to prison.

It was a rich story in its details, and the characters were fascinating.

And it was a rare situation where we were able to conduct interviews with everybody.

Outside and inside prison.

Nancy, of course, who turned out to be a very funny woman.

In fact, she later on made a, I don't know if you could say made a living, but she became a stand-up comedian for a while after this was all over.

But Chris Latham spoke to us.

Wendy spoke to us.

You know, Charleston has given us a number of really remarkable tales, and this is one of them.

Right.

You get lost in the weeds as soon as you start to describe it.

Yeah, it did for me, too.

And I don't live there.

I'm not from there.

I grew up in Canada, far away from that culture, but I love it.

And the producer I've worked with for many years on a number of stories in Charleston, Carol Gable, would call me and say, you won't believe the latest.

And she had some new nugget about this story over a period of time while we were watching developments before we actually were able to complete doing it.

Dynamite.