
This episode covers the murder of Mark Stove, featuring Michael Oaks, Detective Dan Louvera, and Jennifer Thompson. Key discussions include the events leading to the murder, the investigation, and conflicting testimonies regarding the motive.
Michael Oaks claims he shot Mark Stove in self-defense on October 28, 2009, after being confronted about wedding photos. He describes a tense encounter that escalated into a gunfight, but detectives believe his account is fabricated.
Detective Dan Louvera spent extensive time investigating the case and found inconsistencies in Michael's story, including his movements before the shooting and evidence of premeditation.
Jennifer Thompson, Michael's ex-wife, reveals details about a potential plot involving her father, Wally Updike, suggesting that the murder was premeditated. Both Michael and Linda Updike deny any involvement from her father.
The episode concludes with unresolved questions about the murder and the whereabouts of Mark's body, leaving the audience to ponder the truth behind the events.
Michael Oaks claims self-defense in Mark Stove's murder, but detectives suspect premeditated murder involving others.

This episode stands out for the following:
I went to his house and told him that I couldn't get the pictures.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
I want the truth for Michael Oaks as to what really occurred on that day.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
I believe that he bought those items to dispose of Mark's body.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
I knew it was him.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
I believe that she knows more than what she's saying.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
What did you do with Mark Stover's body?Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill