And now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

According to a criminal complaint, a woman from Tennessee is believed to have paid someone

to carry out a murder for higher plot targeting the wife of a man she met on a dating site.

So it's like a real life fatal attraction.

Apparently, this woman, Melody Sasser, S-A-S-S-E-R, was taken into custody and is currently

being held for allegedly attempting a murder with the intention to hire.

Federal agent stated that Sasser transferred approximately $10,000 in Bitcoin to a website

online killer's market in exchange for the murder of her match's wife.

So she meets this guy on match.com and they had become hiking buddies and then Sasser discovered

that her hiking buddy was planning to relocate with his future wife. Oh, we cannot have any of that.

So she used her pseudonym cat tree on online killer's market and placed the order for the hit.

Nice. Now a gas fatal attraction, she would have just taken care of it herself, right?

She wouldn't have hired someone else. But it's a modern day fatal attraction.

People are lazier in today's world.

So the future wife of the hiking buddy reported that her car had been vandalized on both sides by an

unidentified individual. Okay, and she began receiving threatening phone calls from untraceable numbers.

So I guess Sasser provided the potential hitman with intricate details about the

hiking buddy's wife address workplace vehicle. Also mentioned that she supplied the

specific information about the intended victims whereabouts, which she obtained from the fitness

tracking app Strava, which connects to Garmin fitness watches and shares location data.

Okay. So I mean, this just gets weirder and weirder. Now I didn't know that you could actually

order a murder on online killer's market, my mistake. I don't even know if it's real. I mean,

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