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Investigators compared the gruesome scene of Earl and Terry Robertson's deaths to that of the Charles Manson murders.

Authorities quickly zeroed in on the victim's son Jimmy, who stood to inherit over $2 million.

But what shocked the small South Carolina community the most was the alleged involvement of

mild-mannered Meredith Moon. How did she become wrapped up in one of South Carolina's most horrific crimes? I'm Vinny Polytan and this week's court TV

podcast dives deeper into this case with an audio edition of our original series

Accomplice to Murder which examines crimes involving multiple

suspects and it's not so clear exactly who is the mastermind. Take a

listen. This is the Court TV Podcast with Vinny Palatan.

Anyone who knew Meredith Moon would describe her as a quiet good person.

She moved from Atlanta where she lived with her mother to hear in Rock Hill, South Carolina to care for her father who had suffered a heart attack.

She was a good student and other than a few problems spinning in, she lived a normal teen life until she met Jimmy

Robertson, a popular handsome young man who would later become her

boyfriend and would leave her facing the death penalty for

helping him carry out a brutal double murder.

Rock Hill in the late 1990s was a small town where everybody knew each other.

Meredith was a good girl. She played by the rules. She did well in school. She was a helper to people that needed help.

We met at a leadership school in the summer of 95 with our RTC unit.

Our parents got so tired of seeing us at each other's

houses. I mean we were together day and night, night and day. There were times when

she spent a week at my house and just go home to see her dad for a while.

I knew all of Mary's friends.

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