A heartless woman who reportedly killed the husband has been caught following a chilling google search found on her electronic devices.
Sandra Garner was arrested and charged with murder after police found a chilling internet search on her computer. (ELLIS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE)
A Texas woman suspected of shooting and killing her husband reportedly ran an online search for
"how to kill someone and not get caught," a report by
Dallas Morning News has revealed.
The woman identified as Sandra Louis Garner was arrested by the police about 35 miles outside of Dallas on Wednesday. She's been charged with murder and could be eligible for the death penalty.
Jon Garner was found dead on Jan. 2 inside the home he and his 55-year-old wife shared.
He was shot with a .38-caliber bullet, Maypearl Police Chief Boyd Norton said. A second bullet was reportedly discovered in a pillowcase near his body in the master bedroom, the Waxahachie Daily Light.
Norton said Garner called 911 that night, claiming she "was awakened by two gunshots and saw a masked male holding a gun and flashlight inside of her residence."
She said the man vowed not to harm her, but had been holding a grudge against her husband over "work-related matters."
The late Jon Garner
Norton went on to reveal that Sandra Garner said she was forced to hand over $18,000 from a safe in the home to the assailant before retreating to a bathroom to count to 100 while he fled.
During a second search of the home on Jan. 5., investigators found a .38-caliber Taurus pistol in a Ford Mustang parked outside. The gun reportedly wasn't there when authorities searched the same vehicle on Jan. 2 and police believe Garner moved it after the first search.
The weapon was wrapped in a paper towel and two plastic bags, according to the Dallas Morning News.
An arrest warrant for Sandra Garner was issued after the Texas Department of Public Safety crime lab matched the gun to the bullet inside Jon Garner's body.
Police later analyzed electronic devices in the home and discovered Sandra Garner's telling online search. She's being held at the Ellis County jail on $2 million bail, according to
NYDailyNews.