A woman was ambushed in her own driveway.

I witnessed accounts differed, but a handwriting expert found evidence that she had a secret admirer,

with a not-so-secret motive.

In the 19th century, Manchester Connecticut was the silk capital of the world.

Today, the mills are apartments, and the town is enjoying growth and new investment.

I believe populations are around 58,000 people.

We have a large retail center, a north section of town, which draws a lot of people into that area.

Manchester was home for Gail and Doug Isleb, who had been married for a little over three years.

They both had grown children from previous marriages.

She was Grammy to anybody, her grandchildren were her whole world.

Even my cousins who have children, they were her grandchildren.

We were a very close family, very connected.

But in the spring of 1996, Gail's family noticed that she was behaving suspiciously.

And I said something to her about it.

I said, well, what are you doing hanging blankets from the windows?

And her response to me was, well, you never know who could be out there looking in your windows.

On another occasion, Gail had refused to let her daughter drive her car.

She parked behind me and I said, mom, where are your keys?

And she refused to let me take her car.

She was like, oh, no, no, no, just, just move my car.

I don't have enough gas, and she made up one excuse after another.

Even a simple phone call set Gail on edge.

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