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I remember this so, so clearly.

I was in my powder blue pajamas,

and I came out and I said something to him.

I go, what are you involved in?

Are you being investigated by the FBI?

And he looked at me so coldly like he never knew me.

And he said, if I go down, I'm taking you with me.

I'm taking Gunning, and this is Betrayal, a show about the people we trust the most,

and the deceptions that change everything.

Recently, we got in touch with a group called the White Collar Wives Project.

It's a support group for women who were blindsided by their husband's financial crimes.

Their mission is to help guide women through the fallout, legally, financially, and emotionally. For members, it's a

place where they can feel supported, and most importantly, believed. A place where no one is asking

the ever-present question. You didn't know? That's Libby Henry. She was one of the first members

of the white-collar wives.

And like all the women in the group,

she was in the dark about what her husband was really doing at work.

I didn't say, oh, honey, dinner's ready.

And by the way, did you commit fraud?

Libby grew up in Louisville, Kentucky.

Or, as the locals call it,

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