You beautiful bastards. We have a lot of wild stuff to talk about today. So I'm just going to hit you with the chimp and we're going to dive into it.

This is a new show.

You know that cute thing where you have like an important meeting or an interview or something coming up and your partner puts an encouraging note in your lunch?

Well, as it turns out, people also do that with checks to their hitmen.

Because what I'm talking about right here is this crazy case of a Florida mom of two who allegedly

plotted to murder her ex-husband for years.

A woman who this week could be seen smiling and winking as she entered the courtroom to ask

the judge to be released on bond.

One of the wild details that has come out is that she and her current husband wrote good luck on a check written to the hitman that they allegedly hired to carry

out her ex-husband's murder in 2022. I said this monster is Shanna Gardner. She is currently charged

with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder solicitation to commit a capital

felony and child endangerment. Or to put it more simply, the chief allegation against her is that she and her current

husband, a man by the name of Mario Fernandez, paid someone else $150,000 to kill her ex-husband.

A Microsoft exec by the name of Jared Bridigan.

While Gardner's trial hasn't actually yet started, this bond hearing today was very notable

because it really brought a lot of clarity to what exactly the case is that the prosecutors have. So let me explain how we got here. One day in February of 2022, Bridegan dropped off their twins at his ex-wife and her husband's house.

And then, on his way home, he came across a tire in the middle of a secluded road. The men getting

shot multiple times as he apparently attempted to move the tire out of the way.

All while his then two-year-old daughter, one of two children that he had with his new wife was in the back seat. With this poor little girl telling police that she heard a boom boom and her daddy was sick after a shooting,

according to a detective's testimony this week.

And at the time, official said that it was a miracle that the girl herself wasn't hit by the gunfire.

But in any case, given the circumstances of Brodigan's murder, police quickly suspect that he had been lord due his death,

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