Ray William Johnson

So he does.

He sets the place on fire.

While the place is burning, he starts taunting the police like, come in and get me.

But the police, they know that that fire will eventually draw him out.

So instead of rushing in, they just wait.

And ultimately, they're right.

Eventually, Martin runs out of the building and his clothes are all on fire because he somehow managed to catch himself on fire.

And he starts stripping down to get the burning clothes off of him.

And so police swoop in and bam, they arrest him.

And I don't have a mugshot, but here's a picture of him in real life.

And at the end of it all, Martin had actually killed 35 people and wounded 23.

And for that, he's convicted and he's sentenced to 35 consecutive life sentences in prison.

So this lawyer, he's like a real life Saul Goodman.

Now the guy's name is Eric Kahn, and Eric Kahn, he's around 43 when this story starts, and he's living in Kentucky, and like I said, he's an attorney.

Specifically, he helps disabled people who can no longer work get paid by the government.

And bro is making a lot of money doing this.

However, there's a problem.

He's greedy.

The money he makes just isn't enough for him.

He wants more.