Hey True Crime Besties, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly. Oh, Hey everybody welcome back to an all new episode of serialously with me Annie. I hope you all had a great weekend, but we have got a deep dive of a case to talk about today.

It's a big one. My camera went out on my serialistly set, so that is why I am recording over here in my 10 to life set, my other YouTube, my YouTube True Crime set. So it'll be up and running again by next week.

So I'll be back in my normal set.

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Many people experience difficult relationships, especially in their 20s.

It's very common to know at least one couple with an on again, off again dynamic or even have experienced a relationship loop at some point yourself.

It can kind of be like a right of passage something you look back on and cringe wondering why you both held on to something that was obviously not meant to be but every so often we hear about a relationship in that same cycle that ends up going far beyond what anyone ever expected.

And that's the same for the case that we will be talking about today.

Kettle 911.

Ma'am, I have this.

I kill my boyfriend and South the third.

Okay, where are you?

I don't at all, they're evil and deserve to burn in hell if they don't change.

Who got a picture of hubbers with a gun and a haunting message.

When I go to the shooting range with Ryan tonight, I want to turn around shoot and kill him and play like it's an accident.

Thousands of text messages she sent during this relationship.

Jano Huber's admits that she shot and killed her boyfriend in 2012.

I believe, yeah, I did it.

Help me.

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