
This episode covers the murder case of real estate developer Alan Helmick, the attempted car bombing, and the investigation into his wife Miriam Helmick.
Alan Helmick faced threats to his life, including a failed car bombing attempt. Miriam Helmick found him shot in his office six weeks later. Investigators ruled out robbery as a motive due to the lack of forced entry.
Miriam became a suspect after a greeting card she delivered to herself raised suspicions. Surveillance footage confirmed her purchase of the card, which contained a threatening message.
Investigators discovered Miriam's online searches for ways to overdose Alan and found evidence of forgery related to checks. A bullet from a previous incident linked Miriam to the murder weapon.
Miriam was charged with first-degree murder after circumstantial evidence and ballistics matched. She was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison plus 108 years.
Miriam Helmick was convicted of murdering her husband Alan after a failed car bombing and suspicious behavior.

This episode stands out for the following:
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