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In December 2012, college freshman Jerrod Murray offered his classmate Generro Sanchez $20 for a ride to Walmart. Generro said yes. He had no idea Murray had spent weeks planning to kill someone - just to know what it felt like. Not rage. Not revenge. No reason at all. When it was over, Murray flagged down a police car, confessed everything, and told investigators the only thing he regretted was getting caught so quickly. This is the case of Jerrod Murray. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
