The story blew through Huntsville like a Saturn V rocket.

It had all the elements of a thriller, mystery.

You've got a prominent physician, who is killed in a horrible way.

He's beaten to death with a baseball bat in his own home.

You have a socialite wife who is, as it turns out, has somewhat of a checkered background or a reputation, who is accused of plotting his murder, along with her sister, Miss Goody Two Shoes, from down south.

So you've got sex, violence, I don't think there are any drugs involved that I know about, but you've got almost everything that makes headlines.

Legally, Peggy's acquittal washed away any suspicion of guilt.

Once a person has tried and found not guilty, that's the end of it.

Yeah

... a local competition, local play, local practice, and then on the weekends, drive tournaments.

Rock Hill, South Carolina has an indoor complex.

First two years were a little rocky after they built it.

The third year and then the fourth year, they were driving such a, a, a, a return, and there was so much demand that they had a 12-court complex that then they built four additional courts in a annex building because of that demand.

It has paid for itself tenfold in the economics that have, have come into their community that they allow the local residents to use during the week.

I mean, it's, the model, the model's out there, and, uh, we can drive a return.

Oh, yeah.