Lester Holt

And then, you know, James, at one point he goes to the authorities, but that goes nowhere.

He gets frustrated and doesn't really put this down, but kind of takes off on his own direction.

Yeah, they were very anxious to suddenly talk to him and see what he is.

These calls that he had with Allison Ware, as you said, she's discussing, you know, a murder for hire plot.

And I think, you know, our viewers will look at that section and kind of wonder, okay, was she serious?

I think you could argue it sounded certainly serious.

Yeah, in these recordings, there's some memorable lines like you have.

It's not like you have assassins on speed dial.

Also hearing her laugh when she's talking about murdering her husband.

That's a little bizarre.

You've done murder for hire stories before.

How did this one stack up?

Okay, I'm not the only one.

Yeah, that was a moment.

Yeah, I mean, come on.

So did Allison know that James was a registered sex offender when she reached out to him?

I would imagine a lot of people would kind of walk away from this situation.

As I look at where James found himself, there's a big twist.

He really plays citizen detective, but he has his own dark past as a registered sex offender.

This is really a story about who you can trust or who you think you can trust.