Nancy Latham

So every day she was coming home and she was bitching about my husband.

And he said, then all of a sudden, it changed.

No more complaints about covering up for his other affair.

And every day, instead of looking like she always did going to work, now she's taking extra time.

She's really fixing her hair.

She's wearing skin-tight outfits.

And she's also going in on weekends and finding excuses to stay late.

And, well, I can't be home this weekend.

He said, you know, there's something I really want to tell you, but I just, I don't want to seem hateful.

I don't want to seem vindictive.

And I said, hold that thought.

I'm going to get you another coffee.

And I walked up to the barista and I ordered both of us another coffee and we sat right back down.

The story was that when she and Sammy Yenawine were first married, they were young.

They had three kids.

They needed money.

He was a meth addict.

And so she started performing at her house on the Internet with men that would come in.

Well, holy moly, did we just find out something important.

So it was at that point I thought, wow, now if my husband really has feelings for this woman, I've got something I can use as leverage.