
This episode covers the double homicide of Bill Payne and Billie Jean Hayworth in Mountain City, Tennessee, and the subsequent investigation that led to the arrest of Jamie Kurd and the Potter family. Key discussions include the timeline of events leading up to the murders, the relationships between the victims and suspects, and the online feud that escalated into violence.
On January 31, 2012, Brad Osborne arrived at the Payne residence to pick up his friend Bill for work but found him and Billie Jean dead. The investigation revealed that both had been shot in the head, and their infant son was found unharmed. The police ruled out murder-suicide and began to explore the drug-related motives.
Jamie Kurd, a co-worker and cousin of Bill, became a person of interest after he failed a polygraph test. He later confessed to being involved in the murders, claiming he acted under the influence of Buddy Potter, who had a history of violence and claimed to have CIA connections.
The investigation uncovered a complex web of deceit involving Janelle Potter, who had manipulated her family into believing they were in danger from the victims. Emails and online communications revealed her role in orchestrating the murders, leading to charges against her and her mother, Barbara Potter.
In the end, Buddy Potter was convicted of first-degree murder, while Janelle and Barbara were also found guilty, highlighting the tragic consequences of online harassment and familial manipulation.
The episode details the murders of Bill Payne and Billie Jean Hayworth, revealing a web of manipulation and deceit that led to their deaths.

This episode stands out for the following:
The baby kind of looks like maybe it's been crying for a while.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City
Ever since all this crap started I've had my life threatened.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City
I knew what was ours, saw them, so I had to kill.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City
I do take things to heart and to let things get to me.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City
I couldn't kill no one.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City
You wanted to know if you'd go to hell? Yeah, you're going to hell.Online vitriol turns deadly in Mountain City