Ray William Johnson

And blam!

After that, Kelly and Jason have a barbecue at their house and they invite some of the neighbors over.

And allegedly, they take some of the meat from Chris's body and they cook it into the barbecue and they serve it to their friends and neighbors who unknowingly eat it.

Now, this part of the story hasn't been proven, and as crazy as these people are, I actually don't think they ate Chris.

Like, it would be much harder to do that than just to, like, get rid of the body.

But whatever, that's just my opinion.

Anyway, about 10 days after the murder, people notice Chris is missing, and they report him to the police.

So now, police are investigating.

That same day that Chris is reported missing, they find his abandoned car in that parking lot.

And when they search the car, they find a post-it note in it with the address to Kelly and Jason's house written on it.

So police bring both Kelly and Jason in, and they question them, and they learn all about Kelly's long-time affair with Chris, and she tells police that she and Jason are actually in an open marriage.

While Jason tells police that that's not true.

He hated that his wife was sleeping with Chris.

Regardless, police see all of this as very suspicious, like these two might be involved in Chris's disappearance.

But they don't have any evidence to support that, so they can't charge them with anything, and Kelly and Jason are free to go.

And about five months pass, and it's now 2015, and Kelly and Jason decide to move again, from Michigan all the way back to Indiana.

And it's here in Indiana, for whatever reason, Kelly starts getting tired of Jason, and she starts to resent him and their marriage.

She even starts to blame him for Chris's death, which is extra stupid because she was involved in it.

Regardless, she apparently really loved Chris and claims to miss him.

Whatever.