This week we have a tragic teen love triangle that turns two promising cadets into stone cold

killers in 90s Texas.

I'm Jesse Prey and I'm Andy Kissette and this is our second episode we report on stories at the intersection of love, lust, and crime.

Oh, Jesse.

That was really nice.

Love is our game and I don't know where I was going with that. Murder is our fun. I don't know.

Priorities are out of sort.

Priorities are really out of sort.

So today I have a very interesting highly publicized murder that I had actually never heard about.

I'd like to, first of all, give a shout out to the awesome Reddit community there because I wrote

something a couple weeks ago and I asked them to post their favorite love triangle crimes and this one

came up and I actually can't believe I hadn't heard about it before because it's fascinating, it's tragic, it's got love, lust, teenagers who are doomed. You don't hear that. I'm ready for this. I think so. Yeah.

Actually, I don't know how ready, but it's called. But let's jump in anyway. I'll go for it.

You know. Okay. So this is the Texas Cadet murders, otherwise known as to me, Romeo and Murderet.

So I read an excellent book called Blind Love by Peter Mayer,

which is where I got probably 90% of my information.

I also checked Wikipedia and Murderpedia media which are always great resources.

There's a ton of media on this case.

I watched the People magazine investigates on ID,

which by the way buying the subscription to the Investigation Discovery Channel on

Amazon has been one of my best purchases in my life.

I have to say, Jesse, I'm kind of shocked you didn't already have that. I know me too. I also

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