Larson's post-show fraud scheme through a shell company called Pleasure Time Incorporated allegedly defrauded approximately 20,000 people of a combined $3 million.
Glenn Jackson called 911 to report his wife Ella missing but explicitly said it was not an emergency and that he personally didn't think anything was wrong.
Philip, Ella's adult son, made a second 911 call approximately 24 hours after Glenn's first call, urging police to investigate because the disappearance was out of character for his mother.
Jason Hans' first wife, Irina Hans, was shot and killed near a DC metro station over 20 years ago and the case remains unsolved to this day.
Irina Hans was killed during the DC sniper investigation in 2002, leading detectives to initially wonder if she was a sniper victim before ruling it out.
Ella Jackson secretly recorded close to 70 interactions with her husband Glenn as she tried to build a case to safely leave him while protecting custody of her son Alex.
Glenn Jackson made bond on murder charges and was placed on house arrest for five years before trial — an arrangement his neighbors, including Ella's friend JoLynn, found deeply unsettling.
Glenn Jackson received a sentence short enough that he could potentially be released by 2034, drawing outrage from viewers and those close to Ella.
Glenn Jackson resolved his case with an Alford plea, which acknowledges the prosecution has sufficient evidence to convict without the defendant actually pleading guilty or taking responsibility.
Before her death, Ella told her adult son Philip that if anything happened to her, he should look to Glenn as the responsible party.
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