As always, thank you for hanging out and remembering Adrianne Jones with me today. In December 1995, the brutal murder of 16-year-old Adrianne Jones shocked the quiet town of Mansfield, Texas. Adrianne was a bright high school student whose life was tragically cut short when her body was discovered near Joe Pool Lake. Investigators learned she had been lured out of her home under false pretenses, beaten, and then executed with gunshots to the head. The case quickly gained national attention, not only for the heartbreaking loss of such a young life but also because of the shocking identities of her killers, Diane Zamora, a Naval Academy midshipman, and David Graham, a U.S. Air Force Academy cadet.Dubbed the “Texas Cadet Murder” case, the crime exposed a deadly love triangle fueled by jealousy, obsession, and betrayal. Zamora allegedly ordered Graham to kill Adrianne after learning of his brief romantic encounter with her. Their arrest in 1996 and subsequent murder trials captivated the media, leading to convictions that put both behind bars for life. The tragic story of Adrianne Jones continues to stand as one of Texas’ most infamous true crime cases, often featured in documentaries, news specials, and the made-for-TV film Love’s Deadly Triangle.