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A Mother Hired a Hitman for the Ex No One Would Arrest

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A Mother Hired a Hitman for the Ex No One Would Arrest

A pharmacist sat in a car at a Tennessee mall, turned to a man she barely knew, and said her ex-husband belonged in prison or in the ground. By that afternoon she was in handcuffs for soliciting his murder. What drives a mother to that back seat — and why had the man she wanted dead never been arrested for anything?

In this episode, we analyze the case of Angie Solomon and the years that led to a recorded murder-for-hire meeting at Cool Springs Mall. We examine the coercive marriage she described, her daughter's allegations of abuse, the destroyed evidence, and the unexplained death of her 18-year-old son crushed beneath his own truck. When the only crime fully documented on tape is the mother's, what happens to every question that came before it?

Accused: Angie Solomon (charged); Aaron Solomon (ex-husband)
Date of arrest: April 11, 2025
Location: Cool Springs Mall, Tennessee (death of son in Gallatin)
Charge: Federal murder-for-hire (Angie Solomon)
Related: Death of son Grant (18); abuse allegations by daughter Gracie

- On April 11, 2025, Angie Solomon was arrested at Cool Springs Mall after a recorded meeting in which she sought to have her ex-husband killed, saying he "belongs in prison or in the ground."
- Her ex-husband, TV journalist Aaron Solomon, allegedly controlled her finances, monitored her movements, and even sat in on her therapy sessions during their marriage.
- Their daughter Gracie alleges Aaron sexually abused her starting at age five; Angie said she documented her concerns on a phone Aaron destroyed in a toilet in 2013 before taking the children.
- Their 18-year-old son Grant died crushed beneath his own truck in a Gallatin parking lot where Aaron was the only witness, and the police reports were unusually thin.
- Grant's death has never been ruled a homicide or independently confirmed as an accident, and Aaron Solomon has never been arrested for it or for the abuse allegations.

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