As per the lawsuit, David Novak, an ex-con turned white-collar criminal advisor, had marketed his services to Kenneth Dolezsar for months before his death.
Reportedly, Novak assured Dolezsar, a hockey coach at Utah Valley State College, that in return for $1.9 million, he could have Dolezsar's wife's 27-month jail sentence for tax evasion commuted.
Similarly, the cash that Novak intended to use in part to fund a documentary called "Downtime," according to the lawsuit. The film was intended to serve as a guide for persons who were about to enter a prison camp.
Novak was arrested and charged for allegedly hiring a contract killer to murder Kenneth Dolezsar. However, detailed data about his charges and arrest details has been notified by online sources.
WHAT?! The jury named him guilty?! That David Novak is so sketchy #Dateline
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