ICYMI: Cable Show 'Snapped' To Feature Round Rock Murder

ROUND ROCK, TX — The cable show "Snapped" on the Oxygen network will feature the 2015 murder of a Round Rock car lot general manager killed by his wife.

Nancy Khan, 36, was convicted of murder in the shooting death of Ali Khan, 34, last year after having pleaded guilty. She was handed a 40-year sentence.

Khan had lived in Round Rock since 1993, was a graduate of McNeil High School and was a general manager at Southwest Kia in Round Rock at time of his death, according to reports. An acquaintance of Khan's had gone to the couple's home to search for Khan after he failed to show up to work two days in a row when the man's body was found on the bathroom floor in the master bedroom of the couple's home.

"An investigation into the murder of a successful business manager and expecting father Ali Khan leads Texas detectives to a seedy underworld and a spiteful killer," the show's producers wrote on the cable network's website. "Could Ali's wife, Nancy Khan, be the key to uncovering what happened to him?"

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This series depicts high profile or unusual cases of women accused of murder, with each episode detailing the motivation for the crime — revenge against a cheating husband or lover, large insurance payoff putting an end to prolonged abuse and other scenarios. The show detailing the local incident airs on the Oxygen network on Sunday, Sept. 15. Check the broadcast schedule by clicking here.