John johnson murder for hire

          Assistant State's Attorney Demetri Demopoulos said that Johnson, while in the jail, asked another inmate to find someone to murder his wife....

          "My conscience ain't going to bother me." He added: "She killed me so many ways." The undercover detective visited Johnson in jail July 12 and.

        1. "My conscience ain't going to bother me." He added: "She killed me so many ways." The undercover detective visited Johnson in jail July 12 and.
        2. The defendant sentenced today, year-old John Johnson, was found guilty by a jury in April of solicitation of murder.
        3. Assistant State's Attorney Demetri Demopoulos said that Johnson, while in the jail, asked another inmate to find someone to murder his wife.
        4. An unrepentant and unapologetic John F. Johnson received a year prison sentence Tuesday for soliciting his ex-wife's murder.
        5. Johnson, but the inmate turned over the homemade murder weapon that was still in his hand and surrendered.

          6. New Charges for Texas Man in Botched Murder-for-Hire Plot to Kill Wife

          Sept. 12, 2012— -- The 52-year-old Texas man accused of hiring a hitman to kill his wife is now facing new allegations of embezzlement from a former employer.

          Frank Howard was arrested Aug.

          26 and charged with solicitation of murder for hiring 19-year-old Dustin Hiroms to kill his wife, according to prosecutors. Howard's wife, Nancy, was shot in the face on Aug. 18 in the driveway of their Dallas-area home.

          Howard survived but was left severely injured and lost her left eye.

          A few days after the shooting, Howard awoke from her coma and filed for divorce. Howard claimed her husband confessed to a three-year affair with a woman in California, according to court filings.

          Frank Howard allegedly lavished his mistress with an $800,000 home, a condo in Lake Tahoe and $500,000 for expenses including her daughter's education.

          Howard is now being hauled into court by a defense contractor that he us