Tex McIver

He didn't need her.

That somebody cared about her?

Just for her.

Not for her money.

He had as much as she.

In fact, in terms of liquid assets, he was further along than she.

So having both suffered through painful and expensive divorces, the couple decided to keep their finances separate.

I don't know anyone, actually, who's combined their assets, having married at the age that they married.

And you have to remember that Tex had this terrible, painful... Expensive.

Divorce and he was never going to put himself in a situation like that Was there an issue of money between them not in the conventional sense, but when they started building this place You can see this place.

You see what it's like show place Yes, Linda is talking about this guest house on Texas property before the wedding they say Diane insisted on building the massive party house that she named the saloon and

Tex really didn't want all this.

The scale of it.

But money and who paid for what in that relationship would come back to haunt Tex, becoming a possible motive for murder.

Is there any scenario where you can think that Tex would have shot Diane intentionally?

Never.

Never once.

Ann Schwall says she admired Diane and Tex so much that she asked them to be godparents to her youngest son, Austin.

They just adored him, and they just poured so much love into him.

Tex was all the family Diane had, and after his divorce, he was estranged from two of his children.