Nancy Kissel (born Nancy Keeshin circa 1964 in Arian, Michigan) was convicted of the murder of her husband, Robert Kissel in their apartment in Tai Tam, Hong Kong on November 2, 2003. Robert Kissel was an investment banker who worked for Merrill Lynch. Nancy Kissel was prominent in the community and frequently helped out at the Hong Kong International School, which her two daughters attended. She was vice-president of the school's parent-teacher board. The case is arguably the highest profile murder of an expatriate in Hong Kong's history, and the court hearing was packed.