The following points, when taken not individually, but as a whole are my basis for believing Brad is guilty:
1. A marriage in trouble/ a divorce looming and separation details not yet agreed upon/a separation agreement (unsigned) that basically strips Brad of everything he values most house, money, kids, good reputation, hard earned lifestyle, and live-in maid
2. A pattern of deceit by Brad (lying about affairs, etc.)
3. Many eyewitness accounts suggesting that Brad has a controlling, narcissistic personality
4. Brad was the last person to see Nancy alive
5. NOBODY saw her jogging in an area where many people are out and about and everyone knew her
6. Her body was nowhere near her normal running routes
7. Her body was found so close to home. I think a random killer would have gone to much greater lengths to hide the body, but Brad didnt have much time since the girls were at home sleeping
8. HE DIDNT REPORT HER MISSING
9. IF he indeed did have a tennis match at 9:30, he would have made darn sure she knew that so that she would be back from her run and taking over kid duty in time for him to go in which case, he should have most certainly been worried when she didnt show up around 9:00
10. He didnt tell his family or her family that Nancy was missing
11. He went to buy laundry detergent once the store was open. (Why, if he was never interested in doing laundry before, and he was not the partner normally in charge of buying groceries -you know, the one who had the grocery budget and the cash to buy the groceries - would he be so interested in buying laundry detergent and why SO early in the morning? Did he pay with cash from the grocery stipend? My husband and I recently resorted to using cash only for groceries, as recommended by popular financial advisor Dave Ramsey, and it works great. But IF my husband ever goes to the grocery store he asks me for the grocery money. Her purse was in the car. )
12.He made yet another trip out (claims to the grocery AGAIN sorry, no hubby is that nice especially in this strained marriage) most likely to the car wash. (was the car exceptionally clean when they searched?)
13. He didnt attend his wifes memorial or funeral services or most of the press conferences
14. To my knowledge, none of the many neighbors on Fielding Drive (the road that the killer would have had to take) claimed seeing any unknown cars drive by on Sat a.m. (Not Brads and not the mystery killers) Which leads me to believe he dumped her body in the middle of the night, when it was dark and there was no risk of anyone seeing him or the girls waking up.