The Betrayal and Murder of Ernie Ibarra

01/26/22 • 22 min

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How far would you go for fame?

Samantha Wolford’s answer to that question is hopefully very different from yours. Samantha Wohlford said she wanted to be famous: She had her own YouTube channel and dreamed of being an actress. The only thing she’d ever be famous for, however, was the kidnapping and murder of her husband, Ernie Ibarra.
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