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Richmond to set up the hit man in the marijuana trade. >> were going to richmond to get ten pounds. >> were going to richmond? >> richmond for 10, 15 pounds. >> yeah. >> he had been drinking, so he may have gone farther than what fbi expected him to say. >> yeah. >> 9 1/2 pounds. >> yeah, yeah. oh, oh! >> once we had that tape, then it was clear to us that it was time to move. that it was time to indict mr. shemorry. it was time to have him face justice. >> but patrick insists the fbi surveillan...

The camera does move some, but there are long stretches where its looking right up at lrp mr. shemorry. >> you admit that you really wanted her gone? >> uh-huh. >> and i asked you that. >> yep. >> the witness asked him straight out. you really wanted me to do this? and i think it corroborated exactly what was recorded on the prior non-law enforcement sponsored audiotape that the witness had made. >> yeah, you got that coldness. thats right. >> a lot of times people -- this is just human nature. ...

And others. >> shes a disgrace. shes disgraced everything. herself, her family, me, you. >> i didnt know she disgraced me. >> everything she touched, man. she wrecks people. >> even after starla leaves and relocates to new orleans, patrick maintains its the witness who orchestrates the plot. in a letter to msnbc, patrick writes, he spoke of killer women who came to order their ex-s. he had through his manipulations made starla into a clear and present danger, and then projected himself as the so...

>> it would not have been nearly as effective as a matter of proof for the witness to say i killed starla isnt that great? and patrick shemorry would nod. what was crucial was for patrick shi mor ree out of his own mouth to voice the intent. >> well, [ bleep ], man. i would rather she didnt get found. >> why? i did what i did. now, you. im ready to get paid. >> okay. >> im ready to get paid. >> all right. >> okay. i did my part. im ready to get paid. i think it completes the whole plan of a murd...

Patrick quits his job anticipating a permanent move to new orleans. >> they come and told me that they was going to move to new orleans. they was going to sell everything and go to new orleans. they was going to open up a restaurant down there. >> in the interim i believe they developed more marital problems, so that plan disintegrated. >> as the marriage resolves, its a stream of parties. >> it does sound like at some point both of them engaged in some extramarital sexual relationships. >> even...

Shes a [ bleep ] casualty. >> its good to make sure the witness hadnt tampered with the tape such that theyre only capturing one little specific part of a tape out of context. >> the witness is instructed to meet patrick at his new girlfriends home in nearby green county to discuss the murder plot and videotape the entire exchange with a hidden camera. >> the technology is unbelievable now. a button camera is literally blended into the size of a buttonhole. the lens is smaller even than the butt...

>> the apartment is now the exclusive domain of patrick and the man he met in new orleans. >> cocaine was obviously a big part of the story. i believe that at some point patrick got completely grandiose and thought he was ready to be king of the cocaine world. start his own cartel. >> police also say patrick becomes convinced he needs his house guest to murder starla. >> they discuss the terms which includes giving him approximately $1200 for travel expenses as well as a place to live, the condo...

>> shes a disgrace. shes disgraced everything. herself, her family, me, you. >> i didnt know she disgraced me. >> everything she touched, man. she wrecks people. >> even after starla leaves and relocated to new orleans, patrick maintains its the witness who orchestrates the plot. in a letter to msnbc, patrick writes he spoke of killer women who came to murder their exes. he had through his manipulations made starla into a clear and present danger. and then projected himself as the solution. i ev...

Richmond to set up the hit man in the marijuana trade. >> were going to richmond to get ten pounds. >> were going to richmond? >> in richmond for 50 pounds. >> thats all? >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> he had been drinking, so he may have gone farther than what fbi expected him to say. >> yeah. >> nine and a half pounds. >> oh. oh! >> once we had that tape, then it was clear to us that it was time to move. that it was time to indict mr. shemorry. it was time to have him face justice. >> but patrick insi...

>> i want to make sure when the cops come to my house, i know whatnot to say. >> now watch up close as these plots unfold then unravel. >> looks like one and done. not walking the earth anymore. >> if you want him dead, its going to be $20,000. >> "caught on camera" presents "the hitman tapes." >> whered you put her remains? >> lake. tied up. with some chains up from the yard. >> four minutes. thats the amount of surveillance footage law enforcement needs to build a case against patrick shemorry...