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I'm Spencer Brudig.

I'm Will Johnson.

This show contains graphic material and is meant for mature audiences.

This week on True Crime Chronicles.

Most killings are crimes of passion, right? audiences. This week on True Crime Chronicles.

Most killings are crimes of passion, right?

I mean, most of the ones I cover are,

someone gets mad, someone gets angry, they do something awful.

But that's not what this is.

It was startling to hear that he wasn't done and that I was the next person.

It's hard to imagine that some would want to kill you

for doing your job.

He just couldn't let it go.

It was unfair the way they'd gone after him. He'd lost his job, his livelihood.

Health insurance for himself and his wife, all just for a few computer monitors, three to be exact, but the damage was done and he was

planning revenge. His wife would later describe the warning signs, how his

anger went beyond anything that might be considered normal, how he once pulled a gun on a

couple in a parking lot, how he killed cats because he didn't like them, how he'd threatened at

times to kill her and himself. But this time he meant business. He wasn't just making threats. He planned to kill the people who had brought him down, the ones who ruined him.

He had a list of people, targets. He bought bolt cutters and a crossbow and told his wife about his

plans. He put napalm in pickle jars telling her he planned to use it to blow out

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