Oliver is caught embezzling from his father's company and if he can't pay back the $250,000 he'll be sent to jail. When he goes to his rich wife for help she not only refuses, but tells him she's filing for divorce. Desperate, Oliver takes out a life insurance policy and hires a hitman to kill to her. Problems arise when he finds out the policy is invalid and wants to call off the hit. One snag, the hitman he hired subcontracted out the hit. When tracking down that killer he learns that he too has subcontracted the hit to a third person and so on. Oliver is left wondering who is supposed to kill his wife now.