Crime | Teresa Mayes Kidnapping Suspect Thinks Girls Are His Kids Mother-in-law: Belief was causing trouble between Adam Mayes, wife By Kate Seamons Posted May 10, 2012 7:13 AM CDT Copied In this photo made from surveillance video and released by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Adam Mayes, 35, stands in front of the counter at a convenience store on April 30. (AP Photo/Tennessee Bureau of Investigation) Adam Mayes' thinks the two girls he allegedly snatched are his biological children, his mother-in-law tells the AP. And that conviction was apparently causing friction between Mayes and his wife, Teresa—both of whom have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the murder of the girls' mother and older sister. Josie Tate says Teresa "was tired of him doting on those two little girls that he claimed were his." Teresa was apparently incapable of having her own kids, reports the AP. In a previous interview, Tate's other daughter, Bobbi Booth, revealed that Teresa believed her husband was having an affair with the girls' mother, Jo Ann Bain. He was often at their home, and friends say the girls considered him an uncle. Mayes was added to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List yesterday. Read These Next Negative press coverage should get TV licenses yanked, Trump says. Here's what late-night hosts had to say about Jimmy Kimmel. Autopsy is in for Black student found hanged from tree at college. FCC chair might 'look into' The View next. Report an error