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The cold-blooded murder of Ron Stovil had all the signs of a mob hit.

After a criminal with alleged ties to organized crime was arrested with the murder

weapon, police thought they had their man, until a shocking courtroom confession blew open

a deadly conspiracy involving a grandmother, a hairdresser, her

wannabe gangster boyfriend, and a murderous custody dispute. I'm Vinny

Pollitan and this week's court TV podcast features an audio

edition of our original true crime series Accomplice to Murder which looks at the

cases and verdicts that may not be as clear cut as initially thought.

Have a listen.

This is the Court TV Podcast with Vinny Polytan. He was shot outside first.

It was a pretty good mess.

It was an execution, plain and simple.

They started asking questions.

Who would be interested in killing this guy?

Ron Stovol, we knew we had our murder.

He just said, okay, I did it.

When he got on the stand, he gave us information

about other people involved that we did not have.

She was better.

He demeaned her.

Antrexler did not look like a murderer.

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