Investigators were keen on questioning her due to her suspicious electrician boyfriend and their proximity to the crime.
He left the company in 1992, dissatisfied with his life on Wall Street.
They hoped a fresh start in the English countryside would benefit their children and save their marriage.
She believed it would be more financially beneficial and advantageous for custody.
He was tired of her spending and her new relationship with Danny Pelosi.
His alibi was weak, with large gaps in his timeline and inconsistent accounts from his family.
Jim, an NYPD officer, believed Danny's claim that he needed to dispose of the taser for unrelated reasons.
It was a suspicious choice to avoid telling them he was murdered, possibly to protect them or hide her involvement.
In October of 2001, a 52-year-old man was found bludgeoned to death in his East Hampton home after missing a work meeting in the city. Just days before finalizing their divorce, investigators were keen on questioning his wife, along with her suspicious electrician boyfriend. But were they involved, or was someone else out to get the powerful investment banker? This is the story of Ted Ammon.
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