Ray William Johnson

And so she gets to work on this plan.

First, she slips some sleeping pills into her kids' food.

They're supposed to be home that night, and she doesn't want them to accidentally see her shooting their dad in his sleep.

So she slips them some pills, and they immediately pass out.

Next, she waits for Bob to go to sleep.

Then, she gets a pistol, and she sneaks into his bedroom, and then, blam, blam, she shoots him, and this, unfortunately, kills him.

Then she trashes the whole place to make it look like someone broke in.

Now, during this whole process, she finds that her shooting left four shell casings on the floor.

So she takes them and she hides them in the washing machine for some reason.

After that, she calls 911.

And so police arrive and they start investigating.

And immediately, they know something's up.

I mean, the robbery looks too perfect, almost like it was staged.

Also, why are there no footprints outside?

Like, wouldn't a robber have left footprints?

Anyway, eventually they find the bullet casings that she put in the washing machine, and they're like, why would a robber hide shell casings in a washing machine?

That's weird.

But, as strange as all that is, there's nothing that says that it was actually Amy who murdered Bob.

So, she might just get away with all this.

Until... Until the IRS hears about Bob's death, and they know something's not right.