She did not believe that he was a paedophile, but it concerned her that he had not learned his lesson from the Jordie Chandler affair and still chose to spend time with young boys.
She squirmed as she sat beside him during a television interview, when he was adamant he was going to continue having boys come to his home for sleepovers.
It was after this that things started going bad. One of Lisa's friends said: 'The great sex continued but when they weren't in bed making love, they were fighting. Lisa started to wonder if she'd made a mistake in choosing him as a life partner.'
SHOOT: Lisa didn't believe Michael was emotionally mature enough for children, and when she wouldn't provide him with children, he asked someone else. Understandasbly, that was the final straw. The 'someone' he approached was Debbie Rowe.
DailyMail: Debbie Rowe. She had been a 'biker chick' in black leather when she was younger, swore like a sailor, drank beer and tequila and, despite having wealthy parents, was always penniless.
Meanwhile, Lisa was realising that her mission to save Michael was not going to be easy. She was amazed by his emotional repression and felt he was resisting her efforts to help. Perhaps, she pondered, he rather enjoyed wallowing in his own pain, playing the victim.
He was 'like a young boy, angry at the world', one of her friends noted, and his self-pity became a strain on the relationship.
'She had no patience at all with the lost childhood routine. "Who hasn't had a miserable childhood?" she would say.'
His moods and habits became infuriating. She clocked up the hours her husband spent in the bathroom, applying and removing cosmetics.
Throughout their marriage, she never saw him without his make-up. When they slept together, in the morning she'd find his pillow smeared with it.
'Lisa would try to surprise him by waking early and tapping him on the shoulder,' a friend recalled.
'He would shriek "No, don't look!" and scamper to the bathroom.'
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