For a middle-aged woman, Nancy Kissel had it all: the looks, the bravado, cash in the bank, and the glamourously decadendt perks of expatriate royalty. Her friends were oft to describe her marriage and family life as 'the best in the universe'. Her husband, Robert Kissel (of Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs), however was found dead one evening in their Hong Kong apartment- and things suddenly took a turn for the worst. Once in custody, Nancy didn't deny, but swore in stead that the murder had been in self-defense; but as the lurid details of her 2005 trial came to suggest, there was far more to this case than could meet the eye. "Never Enough" is the definative re-telling of this enthralling case.
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For a middle-aged woman, Nancy Kissel had it all: the looks, the bravado, cash in the bank, and the glamourously decadendt perks of expatriate royalty. Her friends were oft to describe her marriage and family life as 'the best in the universe'. Her husband, Robert Kissel (of Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs), however was found dead one evening in their Hong Kong apartment- and things suddenly took a turn for the worst. Once in custody, Nancy didn't deny, but swore in stead that the murder had been in self-defense; but as the lurid details of her 2005 trial came to suggest, there was far more to this case than could meet the eye. "Never Enough" is the definative re-telling of this enthralling case.