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Teen, biological mom hatched plot to murder adoptive parents

…the end, justice was served and they were all arrested and charged with the murders of Roger and Melissa Bluml.

The case of the Blumls is just one example of the disturbing stories explored on Oxygen’s true-crime series, “A Plan to Kill.” The series delves into the minds of killers who meticulously plan out the demise of their victims, often over an extended period of time.

Detective Gregory Pollock, who worked on the Bluml case, shared the heartbreaking details of the investigation with Fox News Digital. He recounted the moment he received the call about his friends being shot outside their home and the difficult task of informing his wife about the tragic news.

Roger and Melissa Bluml were described as a loving couple who were pillars of their community. They had adopted brothers Tony and Chris, who seemed to be thriving in their care until Tony got involved with the wrong crowd and was eventually kicked out of the house.

Tony’s biological mother, Kisha Schaberg, played a manipulative role in the events that led to the murders of the Blumls. She convinced Tony and his friends to carry out the plan to kill Roger and Melissa in order to reunite the family.

The chilling details of the plan, the execution of the murders, and the aftermath were all meticulously investigated by Pollock and his team. The suspects tried to cover their tracks and make it look like a burglary gone wrong, but ultimately, they were caught and brought to justice.

The story of the Blumls is a tragic reminder of the evil that exists in the world and the lengths some individuals will go to in order to achieve their twisted goals. The Oxygen series “A Plan to Kill” sheds light on these disturbing cases and the dedicated investigators who work tirelessly to bring justice to the victims and their families.

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