'Family Feud' Contestant Timothy Bliefnick Convicted of Murdering Estranged Wife

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Former "Family Feud" contestant Timothy Bliefnick was found guilty of murder for fatally shooting his estranged wife during a bitter divorce and custody battle. Bliefnick broke into his wife's home and shot her 14 times. Prosecutors alleged that Bliefnick used Google to research how to commit a murder before riding a bike to her house. Bliefnick's internet search history included "How to open my door with a crowbar," "How to make a homemade pistol silencer," and "What is the average Quincy police department response time." The couple married in 2009 but had been separated for several years and were fighting for custody of their three children.
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