Shayna Hubers to 911: He beat me and ... side of the head." Birkenhauer believes Shayna's admission that she released the ... how far she'll go to win back her freedom. A NEW TRIAL. Shayna Hubers ...

NEWPORT, Ky. – When Shayna Hubers wasn't sending text messages to her boyfriend in the fall of 2012, she apparently was texting her friend, Christy Oyler, about their troubled relationship. Some ...

Shayna Hubers has been found guilty of murder in ... and Ryan Poston after shooting him in the head to fire ... him feel so bad that he takes me back'," Snodgrass said of Hubers ...

Shayna Hubers, 24, takes the stand in Newport, Ky., Aug. 14, 2015, before being sentenced for the fatal shooting of her 29-year-old former boyfriend, Ryan Poston, in October 2012. Madison Schmidt ...

Among those who testified was medical examiner Gregory Wanger, who conducted Poston's autopsy. He said Poston was shot six times including in the head, chest and back. Hubers will be sentenced Friday.

A Rough Relationship. Ryan met Shayna through Facebook in March 2011, compelled to send a friend request after admiring a photo of the then-19-year-old in a bikini taken during spring break in ...

NEWPORT, Ky. -- A judge followed the jury’s recommendation Thursday afternoon and sentenced 27-year-old Shayna Hubers to life in prison for shooting her boyfriend, Ryan Poston, to death in 2012.

Scroll to the bottom of this story to hear select clips of Shayna Hubers talking about the night Ryan Poston was shot and killed. NEWPORT – "I think I need some time by myself this weekend, Shayna." ...

Sharon Hubers testified about her first impressions of her daughter's boyfriend and what happened with Shayna that day, Oct. 12, 2012, before she shot him six times in his condo.

Shayna Hubers, a 33 year old woman from Kentucky was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2018 after being found guilty by a jury of murdering her on-off boyfriend, Ryan Poston, in October 2012.

Hubers, who will turn 24 on April 8, is from Lexington. She attended the prestigious Governor's School for the Arts in 2008 and made the dean's list at the University of Kentucky in 2010.