In 2005, investigators in Texas notified Molly Daniels that her husband had been killed in a single car accident. Remarkably calm, Daniels was proudly introducing a new live-in boyfriend to friends...

In 2005, investigators in Texas notified Molly Daniels that her husband had been killed in a single car accident. Remarkably calm, Daniels was proudly introducing a new live-in boyfriend to friends and family immediately after the accident. Although family members expressed dismay at the widow’s behavior, they grudgingly accepted her new arrangement. Investigators, on the other hand, were not so accepting. When they conducted DNA analysis on the burnt corpse, they were not entirely surprised to find that the deceased victim was not Clayton Wayne Daniels. In a subsequent search of the Daniels’ home computer, investigators discovered a complicated scheme to create a new identity for Clayton, complete with the creation of a fraudulent birth certificate and drivers’ license for Molly’s new boyfriend, Jacob Alexander Gregg. Apparently, the couple thought that the $110,000 death benefit from an insurance policy would allow them to start a new life where Clayton would not have to face charges of sexual assault. Unfortunately for them, the insurance policy never paid out, Clayton went to jail anyway, and Molly is serving 20 years in a Texas prison.