Shayna Hubers: American woman who shot her boyfriend in the face in a jealous rage seeks love behind bars

Shayna Hubers is serving a life sentence for the 2012 murder of her boyfriend Ryan Poston, while he was about to go on a date with Miss Ohio, Audrey Bolte.

According to court records, Poston (29) attempted to end his relationship with Hubers (21) before shooting him six times in the face, back and torso.

Hubers, who called 911 and admitted to the dispatcher that “I killed my boyfriend,” told detectives in a police interview after her arrest that she was jealous of other women.

She claimed Poston pushed and threw her before the killing, but several cellmates later testified that she laughed at his death.

They claimed she bragged about giving Poston “the nose job he always wanted” after telling police that Poston was “very vain” and that “one of our last conversations that “What we heard was that he wanted to get his nose done.”

Now, according to the Herald of New ZealandHubers is back on the market 12 years after the murder and six years since she married a transgender woman in a 30-second prison ceremony.

She is looking for love after separating after marriage and uses a WriteAPrisoner profile, a source where inmates can connect with people outside of prison.

Hubers uploaded 15 photos of herself, some taken from inside the prison, while in her biography she expressed her hope of soon being a free woman, adding “she has “grown up a lot since young 21 year old girl that I was in prison in October 2012”. moment of my arrest.

“I’m a tall, slim brunette, 175 cm (5’9 inches) and 52 kg (115 lbs) with lots of long, wavy, golden brown hair; big steel blue doe eyes and a wide, dazzling smile on a heart-shaped face,” she wrote.

“No one really knows or can explain what I went through except me.”

Claiming that her case was used for “television hearings”, she says she has experienced a “heartbreaking journey”.

“But I haven’t given up on meeting someone real, loyal, loving, respectful, non-judgmental and dedicated,” she said.

In detention since the age of 21, she is eligible for parole in 2032.