Ep 4. Got to Build a Meth Lab

In season 5 episode 4 of I Almost Got Away with It titled 'Got to Build a Meth Lab', viewers are taken on a thrilling ride following the story of a man named Robert Humphrey. Robert is a skilled auto mechanic who has had some run-ins with the law in the past. However, his criminal record didn't stop him from delving into the lucrative world of meth production.

Robert's biggest obstacle in the beginning of his meth-making journey was sourcing the ingredients needed to make the drug. After doing some research, he decided to steal the necessary chemicals from his employer - a car dealership where he worked as a mechanic. With these chemicals, Robert was able to set up a small-scale meth lab in his garage.

As his operation began to grow, Robert recruited a group of friends to help him manufacture meth. They would work in shifts, producing large amounts of the drug and packaging it for distribution. However, their operation was almost discovered when one of Robert's friends got into a car accident while transporting a large quantity of meth.

Despite the close call, Robert continued to produce and sell meth, making a huge profit in the process. However, his luck ran out when a customer tipped off the police about his operation. With a warrant out for his arrest, Robert went on the run, evading capture for months.

Desperate for money, Robert decided to try and sell a large quantity of meth to a buyer he had never met before. However, this buyer turned out to be an undercover police officer, and Robert was arrested on the spot.

The rest of the episode follows Robert's trial, as he faces a potential life sentence for his involvement in the meth operation. Faced with mounting evidence against him, Robert ultimately decides to plead guilty and accepts a 10-year prison sentence.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a thrilling ride as they follow Robert's journey from a small-time meth producer to a wanted criminal on the run. The episode offers an insightful look into the world of meth production and the devastating consequences it can have on those involved.