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and pretty soon kathy and todd moved into a big lakeside house in georgia with a boat and fancy cars and, of course, an airplane. kathy, always so nurturing, told her friends she was ready to take the next step. i remember kathy calling me and telling me that they were living in georgia and she was excited about it and she wanted to have children. i was excited for her because i can see her with little kids. reporter: but, nine years into what looked like a happy marriage, children had yet to arrive. and now we know because of what was in that blue box they never would. time to find out what happened. who knew that the discovery in that box would bring investigators all the way across the country to the blue ridge mountains of north georgia to a campsite high on a hill. here was a lonely place that had
yes. people call me a murderer. i m 100% innocent. you could have heard a pin drop in that courtroom. potsdam. way upstate new york. a small speck on the map on the road to the canadian border. they like to joke up there that there is more cows than people and i don t think they re joking. in this sleepy place with a main street from the 1950s, you d think nothing happens that could possibly interest the outside world. but an epic story has unfolded here. a murder case, for sure. but so much more than that. it s a little bit fargo. it is a little bit fargo. jesse mckinley, a reporter for the new york times, was drawn to it. it s got a small town. it s got love triangles. it s got faded love.
nothing else. he called his buddy ryan, who delivered pizza near nona s apartment, asked him to check on her. ryan called back with something eerie. nona s car was in the lot, her house lights were on, but she wasn t answering the door. i said, okay, i m going to come over there. they pulled up to nona s front door. ryan and i knocked and knocked and rang the doorbell, and nobody came and we started to get a little frantic. so the two men ran around the condo to nona s backdoor. kevin said he rushed up to the sliding glass door without taking a moment to look inside. so when i was grabbing the handle, ryan touched me and he said, do you see her? and i looked at him and he said, do you see her? she wasn t moving. kevin threw open the unlocked door and rushed inside. ryan at one point they
the way they do? on that particular night kevin was supposed to drive his mom janice to a christmas party. she remembers being in the car with him. and i said, well, you know, there s lots of reasons why she might not answering her phone, you know. maybe her plans changed. but by now kevin could think of nothing else. he called his buddy ryan who delivered pizza near nona s apartment, asked him to check on her. and ryan called back with something erie. her car was in the lot. her house lights were on, but she wasn t answering the door. and i said, okay. i m going to come over there. they pulled up to nona s front door. ryan was still there. kevin joined him. ryan and i knocked and knocked and rang the doorbell. nobody came. and we started to get a little frantic. so the two men ran around the condo to nona s back door. kevin says he rushed up to the sliding glass door without taking a moment to look inside.