In the affluent neighborhood of Cottonwood Heights, Utah, the Johnson family appeared to have it all, until a midnight phone call shattered the perfect facade forever.Marcus Johnson was everything you'd expect from a decorated Green Beret: reliable, honorable, and devoted to his family. His wife Sarah seemed equally committed, the ideal military spouse raising their three young children in their million-dollar home. To neighbors and friends, they represented the American dream realized through dedication and service.But behind closed doors, Sarah was living a double life that would culminate in one of Utah's most shocking murders.When love turns lethal, the truth always surfaces.On September 21st, 2024, Marcus Johnson was shot dead while he slept, killed by the woman who had promised to love and honor him. What followed was an elaborate cover-up involving family members, destroyed evidence, and a burial in an unmarked grave that remains undiscovered to this day.Sarah's fatal mistake? A recorded confession to her terrified lover that captured her chilling words: "He's not a person. He wasn't a person anymore."Based on extensive research of court documents, police reports, and recorded evidence, this gripping true crime investigation reveals: - The psychological transformation that allowed a mother to become a cold-blooded killer - How modern technology both concealed and ultimately exposed the perfect murder - The family conspiracy that helped cover up one of the most calculated crimes in recent memory- The ongoing search for a missing soldier that has consumed an entire community - The devastating impact on three innocent children who lost both parents in one tragic nightThis is more than just another true crime story, it's a chilling examination of how domestic violence can hide behind the most respectable facades, and how one recorded phone call brought justice to a murdered Green Beret.A portion of proceeds will be donated to domestic violence awareness organizations.⚠️ Content Warning: This book contains detailed discussions of domestic violence and murder that some readers may find disturbing. Recommended for mature audiences.Names have been changed to protect privacy. Based on public court records and documented evidence.