Murder Case Unravels Perfect Life of Silver Lakes Family

SILVER LAKES, Calif. — What once appeared to be a picturesque life for Robert and Sabrina Limon has deteriorated into a murder investigation that has captivated audiences. Robert Limon was found dead at a remote industrial complex where he was working, sparking intrigue and revelations around the couple’s unconventional marriage.

The couple, who share two children, were known for their vibrant social life and active participation in a close-knit group they called “The Wolfpack.” However, the façade of their idyllic life crumbled when authorities delved into the circumstances surrounding Robert’s death.

As detectives uncovered details of the Limons’ open marriage, it was revealed that Sabrina was involved in a romantic relationship with Jonathan Hearn, a younger firefighter. Following Robert’s murder, both Sabrina and Jonathan were arrested. While Jonathan faced charges of murder, Sabrina was initially released due to insufficient evidence against her.

In a stunning development shortly before his trial, Jonathan struck a plea deal that included his testimony against Sabrina in return for a lighter sentence. This agreement added further intrigue to the case, prompting a serious look at the dynamics of their relationships.

Deborah Roberts, co-anchor of ABC’s “20/20,” examines the heart-wrenching events leading up to Robert’s death in an upcoming two-hour special airing on March 28, from 9:01 to 11:00 p.m. EDT. The program will delve into the trial that ended up pitting former lovers against each other, drawing viewers into the complexity of human relationships and betrayal.

The episode includes interviews with several key individuals, such as Valerie Wass, Sabrina Limon’s appellate attorney, and Julie Cordova, Sabrina’s sister. Other notable voices contributing to the program are Lydia Marrero, Robert’s sister; Nicolette, a former friend of the couple; and Don Morse, Robert’s former football coach.

To gain additional perspectives on the situation, “20/20” also features insights from law enforcement officials and journalists who have closely followed the case. Among those included are Darin Grantham, a former Kern County detective, and Ken Machini, a former reporter for KERO-TV. The episode aims to provide a comprehensive look at the events surrounding Robert Limon’s tragic death.

“20/20” is a well-respected primetime program that has been a staple of television for more than 45 years, bringing audiences captivating true-crime stories and investigative reporting. Produced by Janice Johnston and featuring stories that resonate with viewers, “20/20” continues to engage audiences with its character-driven stories and in-depth reporting.

The show can be found on ABC News digital platforms and Hulu following its original broadcast.