
This episode covers the murder of Amy Alwine, the investigation into her death, and the dark web's role in the plot against her. Key discussions include details about the dark web hitman service Besser mafia, the life of Amy Alwine, and the eventual arrest of her husband, Stephen Alwine.
Detective Sergeant Randy McAllister from Cottage Grove Police Department recounts the initial visit from the FBI regarding a threat made against Amy Alwine. The threat was linked to the dark web, where a user named Dog Day God attempted to hire a hitman to kill Amy.
Amy Alwine, a devoted wife and dog trainer, was described by friends and family as a loving person with no known enemies. However, the investigation revealed that her husband, Stephen Alwine, had been unfaithful and had a motive to kill her.
As the investigation progressed, forensic evidence pointed to Stephen as the person behind the murder plot. He was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after the evidence linked him to the dark web communications and the murder-for-hire scheme.
The episode concludes with Stephen's trial, where he was found guilty of premeditated murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole, highlighting the tragic outcome of Amy's story.
Amy Alwine was murdered in a dark web hitman plot orchestrated by her husband, Stephen Alwine, who was later convicted of her murder.

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