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This twisted love triangle turned deadly, but wait until you hear the unexpected way police cracked the case. Miranda Boob was adopted from a young age. Her adoptive parents wanted to give her the life that she would never have had. When she grew up, it was clear that she was a really kind caring person and she loved looking after people, especially children. She met Sam Boob in 2002. They seemed to be really suited. They both went to church. They both had good values. They married in 2003 after only knowing each other for a year. Time would tell that Sam never knew Miranda at all. They had three children together, but things weren't as perfect as they seemed. They started struggling with money issues, partly due to Miranda's inability to save money. Then in August 2009, Miranda met a man in a local shop. He was called Ron. Ron charmed her and she gave Ron her number and the pair started texting. They ended up meeting up and the events that would follow proved to be deadly. On the 23rd of August that year, just after 10am, a panicked call came into police. The call was stated, "I need your help. Someone's been shot, I think he's dead." The dispatcher could hear her shouting, "I love you baby" to the victim. She confirmed to the operator her name was Miranda. Emergency services raced to the scene and found Sam face down shot dead. Miranda was on the driveway and appeared to be devastated. Sam had been shot with a shotgun twice. Miranda was interviewed and she stated that Sam had been getting ready for church, went outside and she went out to see where he was. She found him face down and she said she did CPR. Police started asking round neighbours, people that knew the couple to see if anything was off. They wondered if Sam potentially had any enemies, but it turned out that he was really well liked. Now, neighbours reported not hearing anything odd on the day apart from the gunshots. They did, however, tell investigators that they would often see a random man turning up at Miranda's house when Sam was out at work. Investigators also noted that Miranda didn't seem to have any blood on her at all at the crime scene, which was strange considering she said that she attempted CPR and Sam was absolutely covered in blood. Relatives also noticed that Miranda seemed to be almost like fake crying whenever they were around. Miranda's brother-in-law, Ben, was actually very suspicious of her and he agreed to work with police to try and catch her out. He agreed to wear a wire and to record their conversations. He went round to hers and he started talking to her and trying to get her to open up to him. He started sympathising and saying, "You know, marriages all have troubles. Did you have any problems?" She ended up confessing to texting Ron and claimed he was obsessed with her. She said she was worried that it might have been Ron that killed her husband. Now, Ben gave all of this information to police and they quickly interviewed Ron. They also searched his house but couldn't actually find any real evidence other than what was on his phone, which were the texts between the pair. By looking at the texts, they could see this was clearly a lot more mutual than Miranda had made it out to be. Then police interviewed Ron's friend, Kermit Butts. He confirmed that the pair had been having a physical affair. Miranda had told Ron that her husband was abusive to her. Now this was untrue but Ron didn't know that. So did Ron kill Sam in an attempt to potentially protect her? Then police found strange texts from the morning of the murder between Ron and Miranda talking about whether they were sure that she wanted her pond doing. He kept saying, "Do you want your pond done? Are you sure?" When she said yes, the conversation quickly turned to where Sam was. It was clearly a code for killing Sam. Kermit admitted to police that he'd been forced by Ron to drive him to and from the murder. It eventually transpired that Miranda's motive was mostly financial. It also turned out that she had been having an affair with another man called Wes Decker. She'd also propositioned him to and asked him to kill her husband. Miranda was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and Ron was found guilty of murder. They were given a life in prison without the possibility of parole.