the tapes. you can t just somebody s got to beat up, too. rather than face a jury, he throws himself on the mercy of the court pleading guilty to solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder, and receiving a sentence of 5 to 15 years. there s only that fascinating dichotomy, if you will, of someone that has done so well in life and to be so stupid to think he could get away with something like this. from prison, paul said he wasn t interesting in speaking to msnbc unless we paid him. we declined his offer. in all the other undercover work i ve done, he s one of the most irritating person i ever worked with. just want to put that out there. again, you treat me like an amateur. sometimes people think they re smarter than the person they re dealing with, but i guess this case shows who the smart one is.
i have the income to back it up. what else can i show you? you want my tax return? no. that is the world that santosh paul lives in. that s how you prove your worth. i have to know you can afford this. from the beginning, santosh has been arrogant but fidgety. then 30 minutes into the meeting he turns paranoid. you re not a cop are you? no. are you wearing a wire under your shirt? no wire here. for some reason paul said well how do i know you re not wearing a wire. let s step out. he stepped out of the car, and i lifted my shirt. he saw no wire. the wire was on my person, we don t like to disclose what we use or what it looks like or
outside l.a., 3,000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of a wildfire. at least five homes burned so far. now back to the hit man tapes . let me tell you, jay, g, whatever your name is. if you can do this, this will be the biggest score you ever made. december 2006. 31-year-old sam paul arrives for a meeting to plan the murder of his wife. i want to tick her in the heart. because that way she can t live. but sanstosh has brought along an unexpected guest.
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hours. there eventually they called the police and officers spoke with the janitor from nearby george fox middle school. once he checked out, they drove away but beatty returned. he dropped his pants and committed a lewd act. he was back in the woods again. we called again. we said this time we actually see he as his pants down and it looks like he is pleasure oring himself. reporter: a mother of four, teri johnson says she fears for her safety and that of her children. when the cops said something to him. who called, was it that girl. there s a hot girl who lives there. that s what the cop told us. that was jeff hager reporting. anne arundel police arrested beatty and charged him with exposure. a certain for the school said he spokesperson for the school said he has been reassigned. we have information to tell you about the murder of yeardley love. will we learn about her medical records becoming public. the ja attorney for george huguely believes that love die