Fear Thy Neighbor

In season one of Fear Thy Neighbor, There's No Place Like Hell the story of Jolynne Gill, William and Liz Kautter takes place in the state of Nebraska. William and Liz Kautter The show is described as two neighboring friends turn enemies after a vicious spat; both of their homes burned to the ground.   William plead guilty to Arson in the 2nd degree and all other charges were dropped against him. In an interview with News 6 (see below) Gill said Six Gill family members were home when the fire started. They say they remember the evening well and one detail in particular. Gill said numerous phone calls and threats that were being made at the family. "He proceeded to tell my husband that he was going to put a bullet in his head, he told me he was going to slice my throat and burn down my house and kill us all,” Gill said. Jolynne Gill passed away in 2019. Links William Kautter sentenced to probation for Atlantic arson   Arson Suspects Arrested, Victims S

Baldomero Fernandez In season one of Fear Thy Neighbor, Home's Where the Hearse is the story of James Escoto  Baldomero Fernandez and their conflict in Miami Florida. James Escoto The show is described as a three year feud over land reaches a bloody and tragic conclusion for a young mother in Miami.   Baldomero Fernandez passed away in 2008  He was charged with second-degree murder, but was helped by the community who believed in him. They had had a three year feud over a small patch of land that culminated in Escoto approaching the older man cursing. He shot him until he was out of bullets, hit him with the gun until it was taken away and then beat him with a rock. The grand jury upgarded the murder charge to first degree. Links COMMUNITY SUPPORT HELPS FREE SUSPECT .

In season one of Fear Thy Neighbor, Welcome to Murder Street is the story of conflict between Tom Wess Jr. and William Weismann in the state of Nevada. The show is described as a well to do man takes an argument to a new level when he hires a hit man to kill his neighbor. Weismann attempted to hire a hitman to kill Tom Wess Jr., his neighbor. Their conflict was based on property lines. William pleading no contest to two charges of soliciting to commit murder after he was charged with trying to hire a hit man to kill his next-door neighbor, Tom Wess Jr., and was sentenced to five years in prison. He has since been released. Links Murder-for-hire informant sues Plea reached in murder-for-hire Conspiring for Land