26-year old Natasha McKenzie had 15 FBI agents enter he home, as investigators informed her that she was under investigation for stealing Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne's debit card, and charging nearly $100,000 to it.

McKenzie tells FOX59 in Indianapolis that Wayne gave her the card, and suggests that Wayne's wife may have discovered the affair, prompting Reggie to file charges.

"Reggie knew what was going on," McKenzie said. "I sent Reggie plenty of thank you messages. He knew everything that was going on. There was nothing fraud about it."

According to the report, statements indicate that McKenzie used the card to pay her phone, insurance and cable bills, trips to Wal-Mart, groceries, plane tickets, Carnival Cruise tickets and hotel rooms, which McKenzie alleges were used for her and Wayne's get-a-ways.

"I had permission to buy whatever I bought. Reggie gave me all of his credit card information I still have a record of everything he gave me," McKenzie added. "I honestly don't know. The only thing I think it could be is maybe his wife found out about his mistresses."

McKenzie's attorney, P. Lynn Bibbs, says McKenzie has evidence of a relationship--text messages, photos--which they are not releasing at this time.

The Colts selected Wayne with the 30th overall pick of the 2001 NFL Draft. In his nine seasons with the Colts, Wayne has established himself as one of the top wide receivers in he National Football League, catching 676 passes for 9,393 yards and 63 touchdowns. Last season, Wayne topped 100 receptions for the second time in his career, and earned his fourth straight trip to the Pro Bowl.

"Everybody is on his side," McKenzie said, explaining why she wasn't optimistic about her situation. "I'm in Indianapolis. He's Reggie Wayne."