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I'm On the evening of November 3rd, 2019, 18-year-old Caitlin Lancashire received a text message on her cell phone.

Caitlin lived on the outskirts of Nutsford, a small town in the mostly rural English county of

Sheeshire. Although she was a pleasant and popular young woman, Caitlin was no stranger to the kinds

of interpersonal dramas that are common among teenagers. Yet the contents of the text message

she received that night was enough to make her head spin. Hi, Caitlin, the message read.

I thought I should let you know that over the past two or three weeks, your boyfriend has been

trying to message me. They also came to my house in his car to meet me last week, but I told him my

dad wouldn't allow me to leave. I've told him that our message exchange

has to stop, but I thought I'd let you know before he actually cheats on you. I didn't even know

he was dating you until I went to follow him on Instagram. It was the message that every girl

dreads. But when Caitlin confronted her boyfriend, 18-year-old Matthew Mason

appeared to have no idea what she was talking about. Matthew was the son of a millionaire farmer,

and had recently enrolled in a nearby university to study agricultural engineering, and was a proud

member of the National Federation of Young Farmers.

According to most, he was a polite, affable young man, who had been Caitlin's long-term boyfriend for the previous two years.

On no previous occasion had Matthew given her any reason whatsoever to doubt his fidelity,

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