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Thank you for joining me for today's episode of Once Upon a Crime. We're in the series Millionaire Murders, where people are targeted for murder due to their wealth.

This is part two of murder in the Hamptons.

On the last episode, I took you through the backgrounds of both Generosa and Ted Ammon, how they met in New York and wed, how they adopted two children, and how Ted became a multi-millionaire

by the time of his 36th birthday. We also saw how the power and position this level of wealth

gave Generosa began to turn her into a demanding, out-of-control person. The more she had, it seemed,

the more she wanted. Her biggest trigger seemed to be even the hint of

rejection or betrayal, by family and friends alike. But her controlling ways began to drive a wedge

between her and Ted. In the end, her husband betrayed her by starting an affair with another woman,

and Generosa, at the end of our last episode, had filed for divorce

and vowed to destroy Ted, a man she now hated and sought revenge against.

Join me for the conclusion of this fascinating and tragic story that takes so many twists and

turns, I couldn't put it all into one episode.

This is part two of Ted Ammon,

murder in the Hamptons. As was her habit, once Generosa determined that she had been betrayed,

this time by her husband of 14 years, she slammed the door on the relationship.

There would be no trial separation, no working things out, or going to marriage counseling.

She flew immediately with the children from their home in England, to New York to file for

divorce.

When she arrived, she decided she needed a new home, purchasing an eight-story townhouse

on East 87th Street. This would begin Generosa's campaign to take Ted for as much money as possible.

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