Bevin pardons family friend who tried to hire hit man to kill ex-husband
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Stakelbeck, left, met with a man, who turned out to be an undercover FBI agent, trying to solicit a hit man with drugs and sexual favors.Â
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In the executive order, Bevin said he granted the pardon because of "the compelling testimony of Elizabeth Stakelbeck's friends and family, and her stated desire for a fresh start in life."
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