game with robert. he brought a pad, wrote all the stats down, who has runs batted in. andy the same. both had careers in business. andy first out of the box was a retail car accessory shop. it was a bust. i think he wanted it so bad, but the customers weren t coming in, you know. i think it lasted maybe a year and a half. always the more cautious younger brother, rob set out on a more conventional path to success, college, then business school. i think rob was more studious, understood that it took a great deal of hard work to succeed, and i think andrew was in a rush. college buddy michael paradise says he was struck by rob s methodical approach to everything. studies, sports, dating. attractive, funny, smart, had a great future ahead of him. athletic. you can go down the list and check them off. and the woman who would
of thing? the marriage may be on the rocks but she s killing me? he took in my statement. he didn t say that he bought it 100%, but he really was concerned about his safety. he even said he thought about moving out until it was cleared up. i told him let s go get tested now. still, the urgency of it all seemed lost on rob. before he knew it, it was halloween weekend, the end of one month, the beginning of another. rob kissel never did send that sample out for testing, but he had made a decision. he was convinced his marriage had broken down and he was going to ask his wife for a divorce. in fact, friends of the couple say they intended to talk about the split on that sunday in november. we know rob kissel spent the day with his three kids he was crazy about. at one point, his daughter gave him a pink milk shake, mixed up by her mom, a secret recipe she called it in the spirit of halloween.
become his fiancee was a fun loving restaurant manager from new york city, nancy. rob s college friend was there at the beginning. in 1987, when rob and nancy both in their 20s met and made sparks during a club med vacation in the caribbean. she was artistic, she was funny, she was friendly, she was outgoing. and she seemed to love rob incredibly. in just a few years, the handsome young couple was married and starting a family in the big city. rob with his knack for tracking baseball stats was a natural at the real thing. wall street banking. by the mid 1990s, he was well into a career that would make him millions. but new york neighbor says rob never lost his down to earth style. he wasn t flamboyant. i think what he was interested in was making that career, you know, going up that ladder as an investment banker.
she had moments when she couldn t move on, and was crying and just stopped, the whole courtroom stopped. now the second verdict is in, will she be set free? there was a gasp in the courtroom. but we re getting ahead of ourselves. let s go back in time to where this story really begins. in that new jersey suburb with danny williams, a boyhood friend who knew them both way back when. andrew and robert were two different people. robert was the outgoing one. andrew a different cat all together. people he was a little bit shy, more shy than robert. did andy have to work harder as being liked or likeable than rob? did it come more easily to rob? i think that s exactly right. i think it did come easily for rob. he was more approachable. different as they were temperament, they shared a gift for math. i remember going to a yankee
mentioning divorce, he says supposedly i am taking the kids and going and he s holding a baseball bat. then eventually through a lot of shouting, she gets dragged into the bedroom. violent fight under way. right. and she goes blank. on cross examination, the prosecutor cut to the chase. mrs. kissel, there s one thing we have to get over and done with. you do, of course, accept you killed your husband? and she said yes. gasps in the courtroom. gasps in the courtroom. in the end, after three hs ot buy nancy s claims of abuse or her argument of self defense. its unanimous verdict, guilty. nancy kissel would spend the rest of her life in a chinese prison. rob s friends in new york couldn t spare her much sympathy. the legacy she leaves the children is she murdered their father and said he was a terrible person. the children were sent to live with their uncle andrew in