
This episode covers the murder of Fred Javelin, the investigation into his death, and the subsequent trial of his ex-wife Piper Roundtree. Key topics include the evidence against Piper, her motive for the murder, and the courtroom drama surrounding her trial.
Fred Javelin was a university professor and single father who was shot dead in his driveway in Richmond, Virginia. His ex-wife, Piper Roundtree, became a suspect due to her tumultuous divorce and custody battle. The investigation revealed connections to Piper's boyfriend, Jerry Walters, and the use of his bank card for purchases related to the crime.
Detective Colby Kelly uncovered evidence including cell phone records, wigs, and a gun that linked Piper to the murder scene. Eyewitnesses placed her in Richmond around the time of the murder, and the prosecution argued that Piper's motive stemmed from financial struggles and a desire to regain custody of her children.
Piper took the stand in her defense, claiming innocence and asserting that she was in Texas at the time of the murder. Despite her testimony, the jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, and she was sentenced to life in prison.
The episode concludes with reflections from family members and the impact of the crime on the children involved, highlighting the tragic consequences of Piper's actions.
Piper Roundtree was convicted of murdering her ex-husband Fred Javelin amid a custody battle, leading to a life sentence.

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