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by M Haas on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 10:32am
What’s it take to get rid of a wife in Collin County, Texas these days? Albert Jackson Sterling II thought $20,000 and a hit man should do the trick. Fortunately for Roxane Johnson (previously Johnson-Sterling), her husband’s hired gun balked at offing her and — oh yeah — her unborn child.
Once the hit man backed out, things got weird-er. Taking the concept of stand by, beside, beneath, and beyond your man to new and puzzling heights, Roxane Johnson stayed put even as new twists, turns, and sordid details emerged:
• She stayed put after being told (in person) by the hitman that he was hired by her husband to kill her and the unborn child, cut them up, and dump their bodies in South and East Dallas (November 21, 2006).
• She stayed by her husband’s side when it was revealed that he had been seriously involved with a younger hot tamale salsa instructor for over a year. And according to said tamale, they discussed kids and marriage together without Albert ever mentioning the ones he already had in place.
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