A swinging pastor was shot dead after his wife grew sick of their 'extreme sex life' having threesomes with strangers.
On March 22, 2022, Kahlil Square, shot Pastor David Evans to death upon the order of the churchman's wife, Kristie Evans.
The priest had preached about leading a virtuous life to achieve salvation at the Harmony Free Will Baptist Church in Ada, Oklahoma, USA.
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But away from the church, he lived a very different life, in which he and his wife participated in the swinging community, where they engaged in group sex.
According to The Mirror, the victim loved having threesomes with his wife and other men. And amid one of these sexual encounters in January 2021, the pair met Square, 27.
The following week, the trio met at a motel for another venturesome experience. However, this time, Evans gave Square her number, which started an affair. And when the pastor travelled to Mexico on a church mission, his wife welcomed her new lover into the family home.
During this time, Evans claimed her husband was mentally and physically abusive. Thus when he arrived back in the country, it didn't take long for Square to act.
Within five days of his return flight, the young man ended the priest's life, with a fatal bullet to the forehead.
Following the incident, Evans contacted the emergency services, saying: “Someone shot my husband. He’s in a pool of blood, and I heard a loud pop.”
Police questioned her about the incident, but despite uncovering the couple's rampant sex life, they couldn't prove any wrongdoing. However, overcome by guilt, the mother-of-free confessed to her involvement in the crime.
She claimed she wanted him dead as he had forced her into sex with other men.
During her husband's trip to Mexico, she informed her accomplice that she would leave a gun and bullets outside their house, with the door unlocked.
Following trials, both Square and Evans were found guilty. Square will be eligible for parole in his 60s while Evans will have to wait 45 years for the opportunity to leave prison.
While admitting that David was a "dark individual," the prosecution alleged that his wife was a "very good liar" who had manipulated Square into carrying out her plan. They also noted a lifetime insurance policy of $250,000 (£202,000).
Despite claiming she felt remorseful, she had scribed "pornographic" letters to Square and another inmate while in prison.
She told the other inmate: “I could wear a man out. Any man would have done it for me after I got through with him.”
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