The Nancy Kissel Case - Part 13

• (Reuters via Boston Globe)  Merrill banker was incoherent hours before death.  June 22, 2005.
• (The Standard)  Trial told of 'turning point'.  By Albert Wong.  June 23, 2005.
• (SCMP; no link)  Wife said 'you'll pay for this', court told.  June 23, 2005.

(David Noh; photo: Apple Daily)

(Apple Daily)  [translation]  David Noh testified that the earliest that he learned about Robert Kissel's marital problems was in May 2003.  At the time, Robert Kissel did not describe the exact details, but pointed out that there were family problems.  Later on, Robert Kissel was heartbroken to learn that his wife is having an extramarital affair and he also told David Noh that his wife might take the children back to the United Staes.

Robert Kissel would talk to David Noh daily about his martial problems, and had told him about having hired a private investigator and installing spyware on his wife's computer that caused him to think that things were not normal.  Robert Kissel also showed Noh a telephone bill and said that his wife has another mobile telephone where all the calls go to Vermont.

The witness said that when Robert Kissel returned from the United States in August after seeking treatment for his backpain, the couple went to see a marriage advisor and the relationship turned better at first.  Then the two quarreled, and Robert Kissel told Noh that Nancy Kissel had requested a divorce.

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