Former beauty pageant queen Lindsay Shiver was arrested in the Bahamas with two other men for plotting to kill her husband Robert Shiver, a former Auburn Tiger football player. As per the Bahamas Court News, 36-year-old Lindsay allegedly conspired with her alleged lover Terrance Bethel, 28 and Faron Newbold, 29, to kill her spouse.

Lindsay has&nbsp;an active social life, posts several pictures of her family, is on soccer mom duty and plays tennis. The murder scandal began when Robert discovered Lindsay's extramarital affair with Bethel at their house in the Bahamas. He then proceeded with divorce and the couple was estranged at the time the incident was uncovered.&nbsp;

<h3>Police found about murder scandal by chance</h3>

Apparently, Lindsay's conspiracy to kill her husband was uncovered by chance. The police officials found out about the murder plot while they were investigating a break-in at Grabber's Bar and Grill in Guana. The officers claimed they came across messages on WhatsApp regarding the plan to kill Robert while searching for the phone of one of the suspects of the break-in. 
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However, a third suspect was found when it was reported that Lindsay hired a professional hitman to kill her husband.&nbsp;

The three suspects were arrested in Abaco and were later flown to Nassau to appear before the judge. The suspects are not required to enter a plea during a court appearance on Friday and are due on October 5.

<h3>'The key to perfect life'</h3>

According to Lindsay's Instagram account, the couple first met during a fitness class at Auburn University in 2007. Uploading a picture, she wrote, "The key to a perfect marriage, is having two imperfect people, who refuse to give up on each other. So thankful for that fitness class 13 years ago that brought us together and all of the love, laughter, and life we have created ever since! I love you babe Cheers to many more."

She was crowned Miss Houston County in 2005 and was also the second runner-up in the National Peanut Festival pageant the same year.&nbsp;

Robert, on the other hand, during his college days in 2009 joined the NFL team Atlanta Falcons as a free agent. He then in the same year joined Senior Life Insurance Company as the vice president.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Former beauty pageant queen Lindsay Shiver was arrested in the Bahamas with two other men for plotting to kill her husband Robert Shiver, a former Auburn Tiger football player.

Former beauty pageant queen Lindsay Shiver was arrested in the Bahamas with two other men for plotting to kill her husband Robert Shiver, a former Auburn Tiger football player. As per the Bahamas Court News, 36-year-old Lindsay allegedly conspired with her alleged lover Terrance Bethel, 28 and Faron Newbold, 29, to kill her spouse. Lindsay has an active social life, posts several pictures of her family, is on soccer mom duty and plays tennis. The murder scandal began when Robert discovered Lindsay's extramarital affair with Bethel at their house in the Bahamas. He then proceeded with divorce and the couple was estranged at the time the incident was uncovered. Police found about murder scandal by chance Apparently, Lindsay's conspiracy to kill her husband was uncovered by chance. The police officials found out about the murder plot while they were investigating a break-in at Grabber's Bar and Grill in Guana. The officers claimed they came across messages on WhatsApp regarding the plan to kill Robert while searching for the phone of one of the suspects of the break-in. However, a third suspect was found when it was reported that Lindsay hired a professional hitman to kill her husband. The three suspects were arrested in Abaco and were later flown to Nassau to appear before the judge. The suspects are not required to enter a plea during a court appearance on Friday and are due on October 5. 'The key to perfect life' According to Lindsay's Instagram account, the couple first met during a fitness class at Auburn University in 2007. Uploading a picture, she wrote, "The key to a perfect marriage, is having two imperfect people, who refuse to give up on each other. So thankful for that fitness class 13 years ago that brought us together and all of the love, laughter, and life we have created ever since! I love you babe Cheers to many more." She was crowned Miss Houston County in 2005 and was also the second runner-up in the National Peanut Festival pageant the same year. Robert, on the other hand, during his college days in 2009 joined the NFL team Atlanta Falcons as a free agent. He then in the same year joined Senior Life Insurance Company as the vice president. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Who is Lindsay Shiver? Houston beauty pageant queen arrested for plotting to kill husband

Twitter is known to protect the privacy of its users, no matter what. However, in a rare case, the social media giant has been asked by a US court to reveal details about an anonymous account.

The order has been issued by the&nbsp;US District Court Judge Donna Ryu in relation to an ongoing murder conspiracy case.

An anonymous user with the Twitter handle "@whysprtech" has been alleged of fueling a discredited theory about the death of a Democratic party worker in 2016. It has been alleged that the Twitter account was used to spread forged FBI documents and resources about Seth Rich.

As per the local police, Rich was murdered in a robbery attempt. Twitter had been trying to stay away from reaching to the point of having to reveal details as the company prides in protecting the privacy and exercising free speech.

However, the US judge has given a deadline of October 20 to provide all information related to the handle&nbsp;@whysprtech. As per Judeg Ryu, all protection has limits.

The request to reveal the details and identity is bing sought by Rich's brother Aaron.&nbsp;The Twitter account may be the source of the bogus FBI report that fueled the conspiracy theory, and its user could be a valuable witness in the lawsuit, according to court documents.

Aaron is also filing a case of defamation against&nbsp;America First Media and The Washington Times.&nbsp;In the lead-up to the 2016 US presidential election, WikiLeaks published emails stolen from the DNC, where Seth Rich was a staff member. The lawsuit says the defendants wrongly linked Aaron Rich and his brother to the stolen emails and their transmission to WikiLeaks.

As of now, the murder conspiracy of Rich remains unsolved.

(With inputs from AFP)

Twitter is known to protect the privacy of its users, no matter what. However, in a rare case, the social media giant has been asked by a US court to reveal details about an anonymous account.

Twitter is known to protect the privacy of its users, no matter what. However, in a rare case, the social media giant has been asked by a US court to reveal details about an anonymous account. The order has been issued by the US District Court Judge Donna Ryu in relation to an ongoing murder conspiracy case. An anonymous user with the Twitter handle "@whysprtech" has been alleged of fueling a discredited theory about the death of a Democratic party worker in 2016. It has been alleged that the Twitter account was used to spread forged FBI documents and resources about Seth Rich. As per the local police, Rich was murdered in a robbery attempt. Twitter had been trying to stay away from reaching to the point of having to reveal details as the company prides in protecting the privacy and exercising free speech. However, the US judge has given a deadline of October 20 to provide all information related to the handle @whysprtech. As per Judeg Ryu, all protection has limits. The request to reveal the details and identity is bing sought by Rich's brother Aaron. The Twitter account may be the source of the bogus FBI report that fueled the conspiracy theory, and its user could be a valuable witness in the lawsuit, according to court documents. Aaron is also filing a case of defamation against America First Media and The Washington Times. In the lead-up to the 2016 US presidential election, WikiLeaks published emails stolen from the DNC, where Seth Rich was a staff member. The lawsuit says the defendants wrongly linked Aaron Rich and his brother to the stolen emails and their transmission to WikiLeaks. As of now, the murder conspiracy of Rich remains unsolved. (With inputs from AFP)

Twitter asked to reveal details of user related to Seth Rich's murder conspiracy

Shafik Rehman, a prominent Bangladeshi editor, was released from jail today five months after his arrest on charges of conspiring to kill prime minister Sheikh Haseena&#39;s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy. 
 
The Supreme court granted him bail last week for three months. Rehman&#39;s bail will expire if the police submit a charge sheet against him before three months. 
 
&quot;We&#39;re hoping the bail will be extended,&quot; Rehman&#39;s lawyer M Asaduzzaman told AFP, adding that Rehman&#39;s passport had been seized. 
 
The 81-year-old is expected to be admitted to Birdem hospital in Dhaka for treatment since he is suffering from various complications including high blood pressure and diabetes, Rehman&#39;s personal assistant told The Daily Star. 
 
&quot;He is very weak. He has been suffering from heart and other ailments,&quot; his wife Taleya Rehman told AFP after his release from Kashimpur prison outside Dhaka. 
 
Rehman was arrested in April from his home for plotting to murder the prime minister&#39;s son. The police said they had evidence linking him to the plot. 
 
His family and supporters deny the claims. 
 
Rehman was the editor of Jai Jai Din, a Bengali daily. He now edits Mouchake Dhil, a popular monthly magazine. He was the third pro-opposition editor to have been arrested by authorities on charges including sedition. 
 
Attacks against liberal bloggers and journalists in Bangladesh in the past year have sparked concerns about religious extremism in the south Asian country. Authorities last week arrested an award-winning editor of a specialist education website for allegedly defaming an influential ex-schools chief. 
 
(WION with inputs from AFP)

Police had arrested the 81-year-old in April for plotting to murder Prime Minister Hasina's son

Shafik Rehman, a prominent Bangladeshi editor, was released from jail today five months after his arrest on charges of conspiring to kill prime minister Sheikh Haseena's son Sajeeb Wazed Joy. The Supreme court granted him bail last week for three months. Rehman's bail will expire if the police submit a charge sheet against him before three months. "We're hoping the bail will be extended," Rehman's lawyer M Asaduzzaman told AFP, adding that Rehman's passport had been seized. The 81-year-old is expected to be admitted to Birdem hospital in Dhaka for treatment since he is suffering from various complications including high blood pressure and diabetes, Rehman's personal assistant told The Daily Star. "He is very weak. He has been suffering from heart and other ailments," his wife Taleya Rehman told AFP after his release from Kashimpur prison outside Dhaka. Rehman was arrested in April from his home for plotting to murder the prime minister's son. The police said they had evidence linking him to the plot. His family and supporters deny the claims. Rehman was the editor of Jai Jai Din, a Bengali daily. He now edits Mouchake Dhil, a popular monthly magazine. He was the third pro-opposition editor to have been arrested by authorities on charges including sedition. Attacks against liberal bloggers and journalists in Bangladesh in the past year have sparked concerns about religious extremism in the south Asian country. Authorities last week arrested an award-winning editor of a specialist education website for allegedly defaming an influential ex-schools chief. (WION with inputs from AFP)

Prominent Bangladesh editor Shafik Rehman released from jail

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