Mrs. Johnson uses the computer to get the whole family involved.

Mrs. Johnson thought that was an excellent idea, and told him so.

Mrs. Johnson, 39, likes to say that her husband has three children, the third being the 93-year-old town house.

"Mrs. Johnson said she wasn't sure if she'd be able to reach you or not."

Mrs. Johnson declined to talk about the medicine her husband takes.

Mrs. Johnson died, the police said, before she could be taken to the hospital.

Mrs. Johnson lost $11,000 over two years by the time she quit in 1993.

Mrs. Johnson had never picked up a golf club in her life.

Mrs. Johnson insists that she tried to do everything right, which is one reason the investigation took so long.

Mrs. Johnson was certainly free to live her life in whatever way she chose.