This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

Just because they seem normal doesn't mean they are.

Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Picture this.

You're facing trial for allegedly orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot,

and the one thing keeping you connected to your defense

team gets ripped away because of bureaucratic red tape. That's exactly what happened to Donna Edelson

this week when she got shuffled from one detention facility to another, not because she caused

trouble, but because Leon County decided inmates in protective custody couldn't have tablets anymore.

It's like being told you can't use your phone during the most important business negotiation of your life, except in this case.

The business is convincing 12 people you didn't help plan a murder.

The timing couldn't be more ironic.

Donna Adelson, the 73-year-old mother who prosecutors say was the financial mastermind

behind a family conspiracy to murder Florida State University law professor Dan Markell.

Just got moved to Wakula detention facility on June 6th.

Here's a woman who allegedly helped orchestrate one of the most calculated murders in recent Florida history,

now getting sympathy because she can't properly communicate with her lawyers due to administrative incompetence.

Here's what went down.

Leon County Sheriff's Office implemented a new policy that basically said,

if you're in administrative or protective confinement, you can't have a tablet.

Now, tablets aren't just for entertainment in jail.

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