Travis Abney

That doesn't look good.

No, not at all.

Jim played another huge role in this, too, by as soon as Sterling, and we found this out later, but essentially Sterling, as soon as he, you know, kills Bobby in Riverside,

He shoots straight down to Kentucky where Jim lives in Boone County, Kentucky, and burns his clothes there, and that's where he gets the AK-47.

So apparently he's taken this.

He gets it from Jim.

We still – we never did find the murder weapon.

We don't know – we never actually got to the bottom of where this gun was or anything, but that's actually where the AK came from.

Jim Harmon did all this planning and stuff, the execution, and then the aftermath.

So, you know, him essentially giving Sterling or Sterling getting access to this AK from Jim is what led to him shooting at the deputies a couple days later.

So...

This was just a very, very wild case.

So many people.

So ultimately, all federally, you had Sterling convicted of the homicide and, you know, some other, you know, traveling state lines and, you know, the commission of a crime crossing state lines.

So he gets essentially a life sentence.

Tawny gets, I think, a 25 to 35 year sentence.

So Tawny's mom was convicted.

Jim Harmon was convicted.

Chris Roberts, which was Sterling's brother, he's convicted.

Chance is convicted.