Aaron Goodwin's Wife Pleads Guilty to Murder Conspiracy in Shocking Legal Drama

Aaron Goodwin’s Wife Pleads Guilty to Murder Conspiracy in Shocking Legal Drama

The world of reality television has been shaken by the recent legal troubles surrounding Victoria Goodwin, the wife of “Ghost Adventures” star Aaron Goodwin. Victoria has accepted a plea deal for conspiring to murder her husband, raising eyebrows and stirring up intrigue in the entertainment community.

Plea Agreement and Sentencing Details

Victoria Goodwin, 32, entered a guilty plea on April 12, according to records from the Clark County District Court. She officially filed her plea documents on April 14, signaling a significant turn in a case that has captivated audiences nationwide.

As part of the plea deal, Victoria pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit murder. This serious charge could result in a prison sentence ranging from two to ten years. Victoria is set to face an arraignment hearing scheduled for Tuesday, April 22. Additionally, she may be liable for a financial penalty, with a potential fine of up to $5,000.

Background of the Case

The plea arrangement comes on the heels of Victoria’s arrest on March 6. At that time, she was charged with soliciting to commit murder, alongside the conspiring charge against her husband.

Reports indicate that Victoria became infatuated with Grant Amato, a convicted murderer known for brutally killing his entire family over five years ago. This relationship reportedly blossomed after Victoria discovered Amato through a true-crime documentary aired in April 2024.

The documentary, titled “Ctrl+Alt+Desire,” focused on Amato’s obsession with an online model, his theft of $200,000 from his family, and the horrific murders of his mother, father, and brother.