A young wife has told of her agony after she Authentic Pandora Pink Pave Lights Charm UK was forced to abandon her dying husband and flee for her life when the couple were attacked by Mexican pirates.
Heartbreak: Tiffany and David Hartley in an undated image from Facebook.
His body has still not been found. side of the lake.
Her devastating story emerged today.
She said the couple who had been high school sweethearts, married for eight years had been sight seeing on their jet skis when they were Authentic Pandora Heart Pink Zirconia Charm UK set upon by pirates in three speed boats.
Happy: The couple had been high school sweethearts and were married for eight years
'We saw that they had guns, so we started racing away from them,' she told the Denver Post.
But the pirates opened fire and a bullet struck husband David in the back of the head.
He fell into the water, Mrs Hartley said.
She doubled back and flung herself into the water in an Authentic Pandora Multi Pave Lights Charm Outlet attempt to pull her husband on to her jet ski. There was a bullet hole in his Pandora Sale head, she said, and his body was limp.
She struggled, but his 250lbs body was too heavy for her 105lbs frame and by then the pirates had reached them.
'I tried pulling him up but I couldn't,' she told the Denver Post, which said her voice was shaking.
Feeling she had no choice, she abandoned her husband and clambered back on to her jet ski in a desperate bid to save her own life.
Bullets whizzed by her as the pirates opened fire once more, giving chase for what were the most harrowing moments of her life.
Tragedy: The couple had posted many photographs of their happy life on Facebook. waters. shoreline and phoned police.
Zapata County Sheriff Sigifredo Gonzalez said Mrs Hartley's story was so incredible that at first he wondered if she had concocted it as a cover story after murdering her husband himself.
But, he said, further investigation placed her in the clear.
He said she was unable to stop sobbing when he spoke with her on Thursday afternoon, and kept asking where her husband's body was.
'She was terrified,' he told the newspaper. 'At this time, I can safely say she had nothing to do with her husband's death.'