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Laura is staring at a set of photos laid out
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in front of her. They're horrific, to put it mildly.
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Almost too terrible to be true. In them, Bradley Sutherland
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lies motionless in a pool of blood. He's the father
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of her young son, the man at the center of
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a bitter custody battle. And now, the images in front
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of her show him lying dead, For most people, seeing
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a loved one like this would bring them to their knees.
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Bradley is supposed to be alive, doing normal things like
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picking up his son, going to work, living his life.
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But Laura's life has already veered far off the path
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of normalcy. She's a former Marine, a mother, and now
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a bakery owner, who not long before this had been
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photographed in an apron with her three-year-old in her lap.
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looking like the picture of domestic tranquility. With shaky hands,
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she looks back and forth between investigators and the photos.
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Then she responds exactly how she thinks she's supposed to.
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The End Welcome to Sword and Scale Nightmares. True crime
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for bedtime. Your nightmare begins now. Sword and Scale Nightmares
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If you'd encountered 29-year-old Laura Buckingham in the right moment
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of her life, none of this would have made any sense.
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You'd have seen a Marine serving in Iraq. A smile
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stretched across her face as she tended to wounded children.
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She served from 2004 to 2008, and during that time
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she earned a Good Conduct Medal and an Iraq Campaign Medal.
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Shortly after her time in the military, she went back home.
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and set her mind on building a business. She loved
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to bake what she called weird breads with no restraints.
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She started by selling loaves on the side of the highway.
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But her small venture soon turned into a large storefront.
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It would be called Bread and Breakfast. That's clever. And
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she set a grand opening planned for July of 2013.
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Her bakery, situated in New Albany, Indiana... sold a romantic
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image of traditional Americana, with elaborate window displays and frilly aprons.
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It was the kind of scene from a Norman Rockwell painting,
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the kind that just doesn't exist anymore. This was her reinvention. Publicly,
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Laura didn't look like a woman who had problems in
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her life. She looked like a shiny American hero, mother
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of the year, a strong pillar in her community. And
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for a while, all of that was true. Her bakery
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was thriving, and in 2015, she made it onto the
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cover of a folksy local magazine called Southern Indiana Living.
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The photo they used featured Laura and her son in
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what looked like a rustic movie set. They were covered
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in flour as they rolled out dough, and Laura looked
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happy as a clam. Why wouldn't she be? But, in
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this life, you don't always get what you want. like
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Mick Jagger used to say. By late 2015, she's leaving Indiana.
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Her business, unfortunately, has failed, like so many do. So
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she hangs up her apron and moves to Kingston, Tennessee,
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to be with a new man. Her relationship with the
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father of her son, Bradley Sutherland, had completely imploded, and
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the two are tangled up in a contentious custody situation.
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She's making weekly trips back and forth to exchange her son,
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And more often these days, Laura is finding herself worried
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that she's going to lose custody altogether. Anything that happens
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in her life, Bradley is attached to it. At least
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until their son is 18. Laura wants to be free,
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after so many years under rigid rules in the military.
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She wants to move wherever, do whatever, and make decisions
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for herself and her son without interference. And right now, Bradley,
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the father of her son, is standing in her way.
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But there's something hopeful in Laura's life. Her new boyfriend.
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His name is Joseph Chamblin, and he's also a former Marine.
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A sniper, actually. He's got his own baggage and a
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dark public history, but he's handsome and he's skilled, and
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she believes she's got him wrapped around her finger. He's
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exactly the kind of guy Laura might see as useful
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if a problem needed solving. Joseph Chamberlain knows what it's
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like to be watched. He knows what it's like to
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be tracked like prey. But he also knows how to
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be a tracker. He's been living under this weight for years.
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He was once a Marine sniper, having gone through training
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that rewires your brain. In January of 2012, a grainy
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video surfaced online. It was only 17 seconds long, but
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it showed four Marines standing over bodies of dead Taliban fighters.
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In the clip, they're laughing and urinating on the bodies.
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Joseph Chamblin was one of them. The clip swept across
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the internet, causing international outrage. Oh my God! How dare
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they piss on someone that wants to kill us? The
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footage got picked up on every major news network and
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was replayed and dissected for weeks. It was very lucrative
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rage bait, sponsored by all the usual sponsors, and disseminated
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by mainstream news. Joseph's name became associated with words like
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court-martial and demotion. After this, he wasn't seen as a
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hero anymore. When the Marine Corps opened an investigation, the
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scandal became a formal case. Joseph was identified, charged, and
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eventually pleaded guilty. He was demoted from his rank, had
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to pay fines, and was pushed out of the life
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he'd been building. But it didn't end there. Years later,
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the case got revisited. Joseph's appeals moved through the system,
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and eventually the military appellate court overturned his conviction, agreeing
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that the case had been compromised. But his reputation, though,
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was ruined. And it seemed there was no hope of
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repairing it. I didn't piss on anyone, but I know
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how he feels. Say the wrong thing online these days,
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and they will crucify you until the end of time.
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Nobody has a real job. What else is there to do?
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By the time Joseph headed back to Tennessee, the war
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in the Middle East was mostly over. But his notoriety
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had already settled in ahead of him. He started a
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residential construction and remodeling company and laid low for a while,
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rebuilding his stable life. Though headlines fade, that clip lives
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online forever. Joseph knows it'll continue resurfacing, recycling, and reattaching
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itself to his name no matter how far he runs.
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At some point, he even publishes a book attempting to
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defend himself, to reclaim some control over how the story
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is told. But once this kind of damage is done,
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it's like trying to get an ink stain out of
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white fabric. There ain't that much tide in the world.
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Joseph isn't looking for problems when he meets Laura. If anything,
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he's trying to avoid them. She understands parts of him
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that most people don't. The military, its structure, and how
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hard it can be to reintegrate once you get out.
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It's an easy thing to bond over, and soon enough
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they're getting pretty close. They eventually settle into something that
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looks stable. They're just two people with complicated pasts trying
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to rebuild a new, quiet life. But Laura's life isn't quiet.
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She's stuck in a loop with a routine structured around
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constant back-and-forth, kid exchanges, meetings with lawyers, and general custody drama.
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No matter where Laura goes, Bradley Sutherland is hanging out,
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tied to her through her son, That's how it works, though, so,
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you know, plan ahead. Lately, the pressure of having this
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unwanted third party has been made. specifically for Laura. The
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first time she brings it up, there's nothing odd about it.
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It's the usual complaint. She wishes Bradley would just go away.
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Father of her son, just go away. She's frustrated, feeling
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trapped in a situation she can't easily fix and Joseph
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feels for her. Sometimes he too wishes that Bradley would
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just leave them alone. But that's not what Laura means.
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Later on, when she brings it up again, it comes
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out with more intent. Instead of just complaining, she starts
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asking questions, circling around the idea. It's clear she's been
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thinking about this on her own. Don't you have some
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friends that could take care of this sort of thing?
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How could this be taken care of? She asks. Joseph
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thinks it's a joke. She knows what he did in
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the military. She knows exactly what he was trained in.
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And more importantly, she knows he's willing to bend the rules.
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But Joseph is on a new path. He's trying to
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be noble, law-abiding, to be both a respectful and respectable man.
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He can sense that Laura is serious about this. Fear
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creeps up into his chest. He thinks of his family.
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He's got two kids of his own, and this woman
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is clearly cold-blooded, something he couldn't see until just now.
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He racks his brain, looking for the right response, something
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that won't escalate the situation and turn her against him. Sure,
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he says. He decides he's going to play along. He
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definitely does not want to be next on her list.
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But now he's in a position he didn't ask for.
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He has no intention of carrying something like this out,
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and He knows no one he trusts would either. But
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Laura is expecting a solution. He can't keep going along
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with it forever, and at the same time, he knows
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he can't ignore it. The next time she brings it up,
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Joseph is ready. He's got a hidden recording device. He
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lets her talk, lets her explain exactly what she wants
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and how she wants it done. She's not venting anymore.
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They're now in the realm of full-on premeditation. This woman
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is actually trying to have the father of her child
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murdered by her new boyfriend. This is really happening. Once
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Joseph has enough of it recorded, he takes everything he
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has and brings it to the Roan County Sheriff's Office.
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Now other people are listening. And instead of shutting it down,
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they decide to let it play out. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
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29-year-old Laura Buckingham is trying to build a new life
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in Tennessee after getting out of both the Marines and
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a failed relationship. Her custody battles with Bradley Sutherland had
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her feeling trapped. And as that pressure builds, she turns
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to her new boyfriend, a former Marine sniper named Joseph Chamblin.
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She thinks Joseph can help her, that he's got friends
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who can take care of this sort of problem. What
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she doesn't realize is that Joseph isn't as criminally minded
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as she apparently is. But Joseph lets her believe he's
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going to find a hitman to get the job done.
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He wants to keep himself in her good graces and
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keep her talking. As the things Laura says continue to escalate,
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Joseph decides he needs to record their conversations. Soon enough,
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Joseph takes what he's gathered and presents it to the
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Rhone County Sheriff. Every step from this point forward will
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be guided by law enforcement. After reviewing Joseph's recordings, the
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sheriff gets the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation involved, and the
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ball is rolling. Fast. The team decides an undercover agent
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needs to play the role of the hitman. Joseph introduces
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the guy to Laura. When they meet, there's no hesitation.
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Laura is excited to finally get this done. and the
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conversation moves quickly. They discuss practical details and agree on
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a price. $ 30, 000. She pays the first half up front,
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and she'll pay the remainder when she believes Bradley is dead.
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Around this same time, she posts something to Facebook saying,
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Every heartache, closed door, and letdown turns out to be
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a blessing. Wow. What a bitch. While she's publicly presenting
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one version of her life privately, she believes she's found
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a way to murder her ex, and she's nothing but
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optimistic about it. And then you wonder why you can't
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get a date in 2026. Meanwhile, in a circle full
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of Roan County investigators and TBI agents, someone dials Bradley
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Sutherland's phone number. What they share with him is so
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shocking and almost ridiculous sounding, that Bradley thinks he's being pranked.
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When reality actually sets in, they explain exactly what Laura
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believes is going to happen. And as a team, Bradley included,
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they're going to make it look like the plan worked.
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In a downtown Louisville parking garage, DBI agents carefully stage
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the scene. Bradley, fake blood and all, crouches down to
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lie on the concrete floor He splays himself out unnaturally,
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trying his best to play dead. Never in his life
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did he think he'd find himself in a situation as
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bizarre and uncomfortable as this. The camera lens snaps open
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and shut. They've got to get this right. Get a
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shot that looks unmistakable. I've seen plenty of those in
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the last 13 years. A group of agents... Look at
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the camera monitor satisfied. They have what they need. The
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undercover agent has been in contact with Laura the whole time,
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giving her the impression that the plan is unfolding exactly
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the way it's supposed to. There are no sudden changes,
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no red flags, nothing to suggest anything is off. Then
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he sends her the photos. They're indistinguishable from a real
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crime scene. There's no way. She won't be fooled. Somewhere else,
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another group of investigators is tracking Laura's next moves. They
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want to see if she follows through with the second
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half of the payment. If she does, it's the final
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nail in the already-nailed-in coffin. And sure enough, she's gotten
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what she asked for. So, she sets up another meeting
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with the undercover agent, and she hands over the cash.
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Once the money changes hands, there's nothing left to negotiate.
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They've got her. About two weeks later, on February 24th, 2016,
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Laura Buckingham, beloved mother, breadmaker, and American hero, is arrested.
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From the moment she's in custody, the case against her
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is unusually straightforward. They have the recordings, the meetings, the
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transfer of funds, and the moment when she believes she'd
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really killed Bradley. Laura is charged with criminal attempt to
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commit first-degree murder, But the only thing separating this case
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from a real homicide is the fact that the man
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she hired wasn't a killer at all. And the man
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she targeted never actually died. Had things gone according to
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her repulsive plan, Bradley would be gone forever. And her
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child would no longer have a father. Which is exactly
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what she wanted. Over time... The charge, for some reason,
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probably because she's female, is reduced to solicitation to commit
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first-degree murder. And Laura pleads guilty. In April of 2019,
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she's sentenced to, get ready for it, 10 years of
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supervised probation, along with community service and counseling. That's it.
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No jail time. Are you fucking kidding me? The sentence
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is a gut punch to everyone who realizes how close
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this came to actual murder and anyone with an actual
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fucking conscience. The only reason this didn't end in a
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tragedy is because of one man's decision to do the
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right thing. Joseph recognized what he was hearing and made
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the decision to step back instead of step in. Years earlier,
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his name was tied to a moment that followed him
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out of the military and into civilian life, reshaping how
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people saw him long after the fact. This time, Joseph
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Chamberlain made a noble decision. with an immeasurable impact. Bradley
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Sutherland is still alive simply because of his actions. You
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might think Joseph is glad this chapter is closed and
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glad to have Laura out of his life, but both
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men will be tied to Laura Buckingham Forever. At the
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time of her arrest, Laura was pregnant, carrying Joseph's child
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while arranging to have the father of her first one murdered.
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