detective voth learned up she grew up in phoenix. barely recognize her from her high school yearbook picture, she had so transformed herself. and despite what she told eric, she never studied business, never even got a college degree. she never invented anything but her own back-story. married at 18, two kids by 22, divorced at 23, and determined to leave dusty arizona behind for the coast of california, in particular, newport beach. so this was the place she wanted to move into and said -- >> right. >> -- let's move in together. i love you. >> wasn't even finished being built. >> reporter: turns out, before bill, before eric naposki, there was tom. he met nanette at a nightclub and six weeks later he found himself moving them both into a townhouse in the heart of newport beach. she had actually found the place before she met him. what was attractive to you about her? >> smart. intelligence. definitely very determined. forging ahead on her own two feet and wanting to make things happen. >> reporter: oh, and she did. she just happened

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