After the murder it became clear: the new widow was having an affair with the suspect

While the couple, Jamie and Jennifer Faith from Texas, USA, were walking with dogs on their 15th wedding anniversary, a man stood on the street corner and fired about six bullets into the husband’s head, and then, according to the woman, the same man also attacked According to her, when she shouted for help, the criminal jumped into his car and immediately disappeared from the scene, but these days the trial is taking place, after the murder suspect was located, and the story is much more complicated than you can imagine. Watch the full report and Jennifer’s fake interview:

“I’m not supposed to be widowed at 48. I hope the criminal feels guilty for what he did and came to light,” Jennifer said in an interview with the WFAA, while hiding her dark secret. An agent from the unit in charge of the homicide investigation said yesterday (Sunday) that “sometimes things just aren’t as they seem”, before revealing the truth to the court – Jennifer had an affair with the killer, Darin Ruben Lopez.

These days, the new widow Jennifer is accused of disrupting investigative proceedings, after prosecutors in the case claimed she helped the killer hide the crime. In order to hide her involvement, Jennifer claimed that she was also attacked by the killer, but in retrospect it turned out that the two had known each other before and had a romantic relationship behind the murdered man’s back. The information about the affair between the two was revealed when a suspect was found in the act, after the police found his vehicle, through which they reached the suspect’s phone where intimate conversations were found between him and her.

It was also reported that in the days after the murder, Jennifer mimicked the text messages she exchanged with Lopez, in which she also told him to remove a sticker that was on his vehicle in order not to be located. In addition, the prosecution alleges that Jennifer may even have been involved in the planning of the murder. However, her lawyer, Toby Shock, gave the prosecution full access to the security cameras at the couple’s home, claiming that “the woman did not act on a daily basis as someone helping to murder her husband.”