
This episode covers the murder of Mark Stove, the events leading up to it, and the investigation into Michael Oaks, who claims self-defense. Key discussions include Michael's account of the night of the murder, the evidence presented by Detective Dan Louvera, and testimonies from Michael's ex-wife Jennifer Thompson.
Michael Oaks describes arriving at Mark Stove's house on October 28, 2009, to deliver wedding photos. He claims Mark confronted him with a gun, leading to a gunfight where he shot Mark in self-defense. However, Detective Dan Louvera believes Michael's story is fabricated and presents evidence contradicting his claims.
Detective Louvera spent extensive time investigating the case and found inconsistencies in Michael's timeline and purchases. He suggests that Michael bought items to conceal evidence of the murder, including camouflage clothing and bolt cutters.
Jennifer Thompson, Michael's ex-wife, provides testimony indicating that the murder may have been premeditated. She recalls Michael discussing a plan to eliminate Mark Stove, suggesting involvement from Linda Updike and her father, Wally Updike.
The episode raises questions about the true nature of the events surrounding Mark Stove's death and the potential conspiracy involving Michael and Linda, leaving listeners to ponder the complexities of the case.
Michael Oaks claims self-defense in Mark Stove's murder, but evidence suggests premeditated murder and possible conspiracy with Linda Updike.

This episode stands out for the following:
I was supposed to deliver them to him or else.Put Up or Shut Up | Trained to Kill
This is not a case of self-defense. This is a case of coldblooded murder.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 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