They lingered over breakfast, raving about the homemade granola and chatting amiably with other guests at the richly appointed 19th-century bed-and-breakfast. They kept their room spotless, whiled away afternoons over books and brownies, and entertained their hosts with amusing stories.
Elderly swindlers, taking you for everything you've got
"'People say they came across as nice, trustworthy people,' said Barry Neal, deputy chief of the Concord Police Department, which has not yet interviewed the couple. 'Beyond that, we really don't have a sense of who they are, or what their motives were.'"