“Someone hired someone to kill me." | The Plot Against Jack Avery

“Someone hired someone to kill me." | The Plot Against Jack Avery

From Crime Salad by BLACKCAT | Realm

May 30, 2026 · 40 min

About this episode

The episode explores the chilling case of a murder-for-hire plot against pop singer Jack Avery, involving his child's mother and a custody battle.

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People in this episode

Host: BLACKCAT

Topics covered

  • murder-for-hire
  • custody battle
  • dark web
  • pop culture
  • crime investigation

Keywords

  • Jack Avery
  • Gabbie Gonzalez
  • murder-for-hire
  • custody battle
  • FBI
  • dark web
  • crime

Sponsors

OneSkin, Quince

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: FBI, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, National Domestic Violence Hotline

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