over your school. the superintendent responded simply and directly. back off, stay away from me, or i will take action and tell your wife the same. that should have been the end of things? it should have been the end of things. but it wasn t? no. i have to read and keep this email, mary said rob started getting dressed. she asked him where he was going. he said, where do you think i m going? i said you re going to go see keith? and he said, well, i guess you know me. does he take off in the car? he leaves, late. 11:00 at night. that ll happened, she said, the night before investigators suspected keith reid had been killed. i had thought, in my mind, like there is no way he is going to go all the way up there just try and beat this guy up.
in hers. confided each and each other. was that something in your life at that time, mary? yes. what was it doing it for you? it was a piece of happiness. it fell a little more fulfilled. but she says, their phone conversations did at times get sexual. was it high, how are you? but they also get a little bit steamy, mary? yes. still, it hardly seemed like a big deal relationship. could a single day and some suggestive phone calls really add up to murder? and mary s mind, yes. but she hadn t called the sheriff to confess to the crime. nor has she called to point her finger at a potentially jealous girlfriend. no, mary had someone else entirely in mind. and the clue to who kill the superintendent could be found on his computer. coming up the secret comes out. it was this long thing about don t you dare contact my wife ever again. and if you do, you ll be sorry. when dateline continues.
did you know that she was he was did it ring a bell. no .,. megan s older sister caitlin didn t know the name either. but would soon realize this mary was a woman that her dad had taken to dinner in 2010. during a with kimberly. i remember him saying he was going out to dinner, but, yeah, no nothing ever came from it. but now this mary was on the phone. she was very, very upset. they, stay with me. this is going to be okay. relax. i kept her on the phone purposely. as long as i could. and while we were talking, i had my staff scrambling to get somebody in law enforcement to her home. almost 400 miles south, officers in virginia brought mary to an interview room. she was the second woman in three days investigators were speaking to about the murder of the superintendent. i m glad they have these here.
mary says, her marriage was once again coming undone. in the spring of 2012, she tried to friend keith on facebook. he didn t accept the requests. but the superintendent did write her a message. he sent me a message back asking me how i was. and i told in that i was wasn t happy. and then things weren t going well. she says they started calling each other on the occasional evening. keith, struggling with his relationship. and mary lonely in hers, confided in each other. ,? yes. i felt a little more fulfilled. but she says, their phone conversations did at times get sexual. was it, hello, how are you? but they also get a little bit steamy, mary? yes. still, it hardly seemed like a big deal relationship. could a single date and some suggestive phone calls really
woman there convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn t it was tough. among those thinking about keith reed s family is mary taglianetti. my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it s just it s a tragedy. and my heart breaks. the family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while some italy still simultaneously struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. he s an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. keith reed s three daughters now face a future without their