Dianne Elaine Moore Hood, 32, was murdered in Colorado Springs on September 12, 1990. She had been leaving a lupus support group at a community center when an assailant in military-style fatigues and a ski mask confronted her, snatched her purse to stage a robbery, then shot her; a second shot proved fatal.

Investigators later tied the killing to a secret affair. The shooter was identified as 28-year-old Jennifer Reali, who confessed and said she had been manipulated by Dianne’s husband, Brian Hood, including claims he framed the killing as part of God’s plan and as a release from Dianne’s lupus. Reali was arrested two days after the shooting and convicted of first-degree murder, receiving a life sentence. Brian Hood was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and solicitation of murder and sentenced to 37 years.