The East Harlem Kevorkian

Jeffrey Locker, a 52-year-old multi-millionaire was found stabbed to death in his car. Five days after the murder, police arrested Kenneth Miner who had been caught on surveillance video accessing Jeffrey Locker's car and withdrawing money from multiple ATMs using the victim's debit card. Once under arrest, Kenneth Miner admitted to stabbing Locker only because that's what Locker had paid him to do. According to Kenneth Miner, Locker insisted that his death must appear as a botched robbery so that his family would receive $18 million in life insurance benefits. Life insurance doesn't pay out for suicides. An investigation revealed that not long before his death, Locker had made