On Friday, Lindsay Shiver told the Post, “It’s been really tough. I really can’t say too much right now. It’s been hard. But I can’t speak about it,”
According to ABC, Shiver was released from Fox Hill Prison on Wednesday after posting her $100,000 bond. ABC says she posted bail a week before she was released, but she had initially failed to provide the court with an address in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas on the island of New Providence, causing a delay in her release.
The Post reported that prosecutors in the Bahamas initially objected to bond for Lindsay Shiver but withdrew the objection after speaking with Robert Shiver, the intended target of the plot.
Shiver’s alleged accomplices, her lover, 28-year-old barman Terrence Bethel and the would-be hitman, Faron Newbold Jr., were booked and released on a $20,000 bond each.
According to ABC, Shiver had sent photos of Robert Shiver, to Newbold Jr., along with the message “Kill him.” Authorities claimed that Shiver later admitted in an interrogation with law enforcement that she sent those text messages.
In an exclusive interview with the
Daily Mail, Bethel admitted he never intended to hurt Robert Shiver, saying, “She’s a great mother. I have too much respect for her and her children to want to hurt their father. None of us have anything to hide. People are taking everything at face value and defaming us,”
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