maintained her innocence, claims there was a certain reason michael wolfe lied about her that way. it was payback, she says, for something that happened when they were married. and here came another one of those odd stories. earlier, remember, there was the one suggesting drug running on david s delivery truck. now a story about michael and gun running. i was putting away laundry one day and i saw a bulge in a dress shirt pocket. yeah. and there was quite a bit of money there and when he got home from work that night i confronted him on it and he told me that he was doing gun runs to haiti. barbara said she told the police about wolfe s alleged gun running. and he got mad and even told a cellmate of his you re going to pay the price? yeah. interestingly. wolfe hasn t commented but keith, barbara s defense
the price. that i was yeah. reporter: interesting, if true. wolfe hasn t commented, but keith seltzer, barbara s defense attorney, suspected wolfe had a much more practical motive. michael wolfe was initially offered a 15-year plea bargain to take 15 years and testify against whoever his accomplices might be. reporter: sure. and, lo and behold, a week after the jury convicts him of first-degree murder, there was an option at that point to maybe get that 15 years back. that was his motivation. reporter: in other words, said barbara s attorney, wolfe would sell out barbara any way he could to get a reduced sentence. of course there was the uncomfortable fact of the two unprompted confessions he d made to his ex-wives. confessions in which he d portrayed barbara as a sort of black widow, intent on having david killed. well, there are two versions that he gave to each of those ex-wives. reporter: the stories were