Four men, Adam, Bob, Charlie and David are all married. They find out that each of their wives in carrying on a romantic affair with Brad Pitt. All four of them get together and decide to kill Mr. Pitt for "ruining their lives" They each buy guns and find out Mr. Pitt's daily routine. They find that he goes early in the morning around the lake in a nearby public park. They carefully plan to ambush Mr. Pitt on the running trail by some bushes and gun him down. The morning for the crime occurs and the four men get into Adam's car at his house and pull out of the driveway. They are one mile from Mr. Pitt's running track. Suddenly David says - "You know we're wrong. We should just get divorces and get on with our lives." All four agree. They drive back into Adam's garage and are about to separate when they are arrested by the police. The Prosecutor wants to "make an example" of these men so that others will not plot the death of beloved film stars. What charge will give the prosecutor THE BEST CHANCE of gaining a conviction? Solicitation to Commit Murder Attempted Murder Conspiracy to Commit Murder Failure to Pay Proper Respect to a Film Legend and Heart-Broken Divorced Parent