Harvey Guillén

Again, money they need to maintain their house of cards.

Now the planning that goes into this is absolutely insane.

There's surveillance, designated roles, police disguises, delivery boy uniforms.

They really go all out.

And the plan is for Joe to be the guy who does the talking once they kidnap him.

So what does Joe do?

Well, he goes to the local library and reads up all about the best ways to torture people so they do what you want.

which I guess proves you really can learn anything, anything at your local library.

Support your local library.

Now back to the story.

They even rent a remote house in Bel Air with a massive basement so no one will hear the guy's screams, which they set up to double as both a torture chamber and an office.

Now, allegedly, the plan is just to kidnap, torture, and extort this man.

The plan is not to kill him, but when they actually put things into action at the end of July, they find out it's a lot harder to subdue a grown man than they thought.

It takes a lot of beating and then some chloroform to knock him out.

They stuff his body into a big trunk, put it in the back of a U-Haul, transfer it to a pickup truck at some point.

Meanwhile, the whole time, someone is sitting with the trunk, listening to the man scream from inside it.

Because, oh yeah, they apparently didn't knock him out well enough.

But before they get to their remote torture chamber, the screams suddenly stop.

They open the trunk and the guy's dead.

So that makes murder numero dos.