Former stripper Marjorie Orbin shot her husband Jay and cut up his body with a jigsaw.

Not all of the secrets concealed in the vast Arizona desert are designed to remain that way. It was dusty and scorching day. There was a foul, decaying scent in the air that you could detect. Detective David Barnes of Phoenix is contacted in October 2004 to look into the contents of a strange container. He recalls merely seeing the man's torso and the white flesh of his stomach, when he peered down into the tub. Detective Barnes will never hear the dead man's side of the story. How could she have treated her son's father that way? Jay Orbin, 44, believes he has it all. His company is flourishing, and he has a gorgeous son named Noah and a stunning wife named Marjorie.

Jay Orbin loved her fantasy so much. He had designed a ring with a big diamond for her. Since he had just bought her a new car, he obviously wanted to make sure she was leading the kind of life she desired. Marjorie appears to be a committed housewife from the outside. She did housework, baked goods, cooked, and worked on home renovation projects. Her son was under her care. She had grown up wanting to be a professional dancer, but somewhere along the line, her life took an X-rated turn, and she ended up stripping. Marjorie enjoys having men in her audience. Being physically desired by men was one of things she cared most about.

She strikes me as a lovely woman who is incredibly charming, polite, and sweet—but she is also extremely manipulative. Although Marjorie was skilled at taking advantage of others to achieve her goals, as she ages, she feels as though something is lacking from her life. She was successful in persuading people to give her things, but she was never able to produce a child. Then a man from her past shows up one night in Vegas. For ten years, Marjorie has been the obsession of Jay Orbin, an ex-boyfriend. Jay was a successful businessman and entrepreneur. He searched every city he visited for Marjorie. Jay, who is incredibly devoted to Marjorie, makes her an irresistible offer: marriage and a child.

She wants so much, yet nothing comes easily to Marjorie Orbin. She struck a deal with him. If she agreed to move to Arizona and live with him for a period of two years, and if she remained childless after that time. She would then depart from him. Jay Orbin will turn make a deal with Satan. Marjorie gets the child she desired, years later. Even though Noah's father thinks highly of him, his mother is in complete control of him. Marjorie needed total authority over her kid. From his actions to his appearance. She was actually bleaching his hair blond from an early age to match hers. She did not want him to look like his father.

Marjorie's husband has granted her every wish. She does not need her anymore. Marjorie often criticised Jay, saying things like "what a horrible lover and bad man he was," yet she would not be able to support herself financially if they got divorced. I think Marjorie was supposed to receive child custody payments of perhaps $700 or $750 each month. It was calculated that his entire state was worth roughly 1.5 million dollars. Jay Orbin is more valuable dead than alive to his devoted wife. Jay Orbin returned early from a business trip on September 8, 2004. It was his 45th birthday however, he never made it inside the house. Jay is missing. Instead of grieving, Majorie is having the time of her life.

She began emptying the bank accounts right away. She invested $12,000 on a piano. She got the house repainted right away, and she also ordered new patio furniture and water fixtures for the ark. In addition to using all of her credit cards, she was hoarding cash. Not only that, but Marjorie moves on to another man, Larry Weisberg, in a matter of weeks. They were residing as a family. They watched films and shared supper. She even persuaded her son, Noah, to call him dad. She thought that she would introduce this new man into her life and remove her husband with ease. For Marjorie, airbrushing one husband away to make room for another is nothing new. Before turning 34, Marjorie was married seven times.

She spent her whole life in the honeymoon stages of every relationship. She had these extremely fleeting romances, each lasting roughly two years. She moved on to her next lover when she got bored or unhappy. When Jay got home, I do not think he had any suspicions about what was about to happen to him. Jay was killed right away after being caught off guard. Marjorie's plot is now becoming gruesome. She grabs her toolbox and freezes Jay's body. In reality, he was a lady with extensive tool knowledge. Her neighbours used to joke that Marjorie was back with her saws whenever they heard a saw going. When someone is cutting a frozen body with a jig saw.

Both the smell and the presence of blood—if any—will be absent. Cutting through frozen tissue is similar to cutting through wood. This demonstrates complete disdain and disdain for the man he previously was—he was unimportant to her. His remains have no significance. The proof was cleared, and Marjorie came dangerously close to committing the ideal murder, but her greed brought her down. She finds out that the insurance will not pay out for another seven years without a body. Marjorie Orbin cannot wait that long. She fulfilled her obligations. She removed some of his remains and threw them in the area where she knew people would be passing by. It was clearly done on purpose since Marjorie needs the police to locate Jay's body.

A dead body can provide a lot of information, and recognising tool marks on bone is a highly skilled technique. A class or kind of saw blade pattern might be linked to the specific striations or patterns on the bone. The marks on Jay Orbán's bones correspond with blades discovered in his workshop. The following piece of information completes the picture. The surveillance camera captures Marjorie purchasing the identical storage containers in which Jay's body has been discovered. Marjorie Orbin is found guilty and given a life sentence without the possibility of parole. For the remainder of her life, she will be incarcerated every day. She will stay till time has wiped away all traces of beauty from her face and her hair goes grey. In my opinion, that is the only loss I think Marjorie is actually sad about.