The Lies Built That A Dangerous Love Triangle

Two women loved one man; how far was one willing to go to keep his affection?

Edward Anderson
CrimeBeat

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George and Gail Fulton were high school sweethearts. They met at a Catholic youth group. Religion was the foundation of their relationship, as was a fundamental belief that family must always come first.

After they graduated from high school, George enlisted in West Point, a U.S. Military Academy in New York. Gail stayed in Texas to attend college at Baylor University. It was the first test of their relationship, and it seemed like the sweethearts were built to last.

When they both graduated from their respective universities, George and Gail got married. Once again, the couple faced challenges. Because of George’s military career, they moved around quite a bit. Having children added additional stress to the situation.

Things seemed to be looking up for the couple in 1993. George retired, and they settled in Corpus Christi. However, after a few months of bliss, another move was in the works. A lucrative job offer in Michigan caused the Fulton family to move one more time.

Gail made George promise this would be their last move. He agreed.

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Edward Anderson
CrimeBeat

Edward has written hundreds of acclaimed true crime articles and has won numerous awards for his short stories. His most recent book is Barbenheimer.