18 Yr Old Dead Under His Truck- Dad Claims Empty Truck Ran Son Over BUT Mom Claims Dad Killed Son

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

The instructions were very clear: Walk over to the hit car. Open the front passenger door and get in. Do not look around. Keep your head facing forward. Act normal. Angie Solomon does just that, slides in and stares at the dashboard. “Have you done this before?” A male voice answers from the backseat behind her to let her know that she’s asking one too many questions. Angie nervously laughs then continues. Angie tells the hitman in the backseat of the car about her youngest child. A daughter named Gracie, whom Angie claims, was abused by her ex-husband and Gracie’s father Aaron. Angie continues. She tells the hitman about Aaron’s schedule, his address, how his gate has a hole in the back that the hitman can get through. The hitman finally speaks, “You understand that I’m not going to see you again. You understand that right? He’ll be dead and disappear…” But the morning after Angie plotted to kill her ex-husband, Aaron would not be dead. And the two them, Mr. Backseat man and Angie, they would see each other again… In a courtroom full of people while the recording of Angie in the hit car plays in open court. Mr. Backseat Man is an undercover FBI agent. By 2025 Angie will be arrested for murder for hire. Aaron will be accused of trafficking his daughter Gracie in a high powered ring of mega church pastors and the governor of Tennessee. And Grant, the first born son will be dead. This is the case of the Solomons where it’s clear that at least one of them is lying. We just don’t know who. Full show notes available at RottenMangoPodcast.com

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0:00.0	In Franklin, Tennessee, there is a white pickup truck driving around with red handprints on the back.
0:10.2	Two red handprints, almost as if someone is standing behind this white pickup truck and then placing their hands on the back, both hands, as if they're pushing the truck, holding the truck, and if you're to see this
0:23.1	car driving around in Franklin, Tennessee, there might be a gasp, because that is Grant Solomon's
0:28.6	truck. Grant Solomon, the high school baseball star, that mysteriously died after being run over
0:34.2	by his own white pickup truck.
0:39.7	Thankfully, these are not his handprints.
0:44.7	They were done before his passing with red paint and by a friend of his, but it's still eerie to see.
0:46.1	Some residents report seeing the car driving around after Grant's passing, which made
0:50.4	them feel just very uncomfortable, especially when most people think that Grant Solomon was killed
0:56.9	to keep his dad's secret,
0:59.0	and they allege that Grant Solomon's dad
1:01.8	was the one driving around in this truck after his passing.
1:06.0	This is part two of what happened to the Solomon family.
1:09.3	Please isn't a part one before getting started,
1:11.2	but with that being said, let's get into it. July 20, 2020.
1:37.3	Grant had just turned 18 like a month ago, and he is a star baseball player, which
1:41.3	means colleges are already calling.
1:43.3	And his dad, a former sports
1:44.9	newscaster, wants to make sure that he only gets the best calls, which is why they're driving
1:49.2	an hour away to this warehouse-turned practice location. It's called the Ward Performance Institute
1:55.6	in Gallatin, Tennessee. It is now closed. It's like a windowless warehouse style gym. I imagine that's where
2:03.5	like a boot camp gym style would be. It looks cool. The inside looks great, very well done,
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