Jennifer Faith, wife of "Sob Story," who organized and concealed her husband's murder, was sentenced to life imprisonment.

A Dallas woman is saddened by pretending to be a victim of sexual abuse.

And now she is sentenced to life imprisonment for forging both of her roles and instead trying to organize and hide the murder of her husband.

Jennifer Faith mistakenly claimed on Tuesdaythat her husband, Jamie Faith, had been sexually abused and killed by her lover. She was imprisoned in a federal prison. She then funded his murder, said the Federal Attorney's Office in Northern Texas.

Her public figure after the October 2020 murder is different from her vicious motive behind the scenes, which federal judges called "pure evil" in her judgment. The prosecutor said.

Faith, 49, is a fake who pretends to be her husband, an American Airlines executive, and her friend and tricks shooter Darin Ruben Lopez into believing that she has been physically abused. I even set up an email account for. According to the prosecutor, she also downloaded stock images of the injuries from the Internet and emailed them to Lopez to further convince him that the abuse was genuine.

She admitted that she had never been abused as part of her judicial transaction.

"Mr. Faith performed well in the wake of her husband's murder. She told reporters and law enforcement agencies about her sobbing, and then coordinated her concealment work. I went home, " said Chad Mee Cham, a US lawyer. "But the crocodile tears didn't stop eating. We promised to give Jamie justice. This afternoon, the judge sentenced us to life imprisonment, which brought us one step closer.

The faith coordinated with Lopez, an army veterinarian and resident of Tennessee, to coordinate the killing of the Jamie faith. According to prosecutors, Lopez, who has not yet been tried, has been accused of shooting Jamie Faith seven times outside his home while Jamie Faith and Jennifer Faith are walking their dog. The shooting was about seven months after the trial.

Faith was captured in a video screaming voice during the attack and then crying hysterically. This is what the prosecutor has shown in his ruling.

"Looking back, I saw this guy shoot and shoot. I couldn't believe it-I didn't know him. Why?" The crying faith was after the shooting on the videotape. I talked to a detective in the Dallas police. "Many shots, 5, 6, maybe I feel so. And he just continued, and I want to stop it.

" Then I'm facing that person And I just saw dark eyes coming towards me, and I started – I shouted no, and I started running, and he stabbed me into the ground. He was trying to attack me all the time I was screaming. " 

But before the murder, she sent Lopez. Lopez called her "one and only love" and gave her gifts and money. The two were dating in high school and college.

And after the shooting, she gave him two credit cards paid using money from a GoFundMe fundraiser called "Support Jennifer Faith" that was launched in the wake of her husband's death. Sent.

Police notice a pickup truck "T" decal that Lopez was driving away on suspicion of shooting, then go to a television station and an investigator finds the decaled truck. Helped.

However, after the interview, she sent a text message to Lopez to remove the sticker.

"I woke up a little panic ... something is eating me up saying I need to remove the sticker from the window behind the truck," she text messaged him. It was sent. "I usually don't overreact like this ... I really think we need to remove the sticker as soon as possible, as it is today."

One month after the shooting death, Prosecutors said Faith had promised to buy a Tennessee home with Lopez and tried to get a $ 629,000 death benefit from her husband's life insurance company.

When an investigator contacted her for her interrogation in early January 2021, Faith admitted that she had coordinated the cover story with Lopez.

"Don't send text messages on Mondays. After deleting the text. , We plan to reset the phone to factory default on Sunday night, "she wrote.

"Okay, that's good," Lopez replied. "Strong hug."

In addition to life imprisonment, Faith pleaded guilty to the murderon the interstateto cover the funeral expenses of his deceased husband's family 6,500. You have to pay $ and an additional $ 250,000. fine.

"You can't bring Mr. Faith back while in federal prison, but this ruling shows the seriousness of Mr. Faith's criminal activity," said Jeffrey Bosek, Special Agent ATF Dallas. Says.

"Her law enforcement and her prickly attempts to shake public opinion are forever imprinted in the hearts of those affected by her enormous crime."