Fulton County prosecutors have at least five reasons to argue that Diane McIver drew up a new will before her husband killed her.

Before Atlanta attorney Claud “Tex” McIver shot his wife to death in 2016, Diane McIver told as many as five people—including three friends and two employees at Corey Airport Services where she was the company president—that she drew up a new will and named new beneficiaries, according to prosecutors.

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