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Worried wife uses 'Find My iPhone' app to trace missing husband - and discovers him shot dead

Carla Melendez used the app when her 23-year-old high school sweetheart Ramiro Acosta didn't come home

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Devastated: Carla discovered her husband had been murdered, and dumped by the side of the road
A heart-broken woman has revealed how she went out on a mission to find her missing husband using a tracing app only to discover he'd been shot dead with a single bullet wound.
Worried wife Carla Melendez used the 'Find My iPhone' app to look for him after he didn't come home.
But her fears turned to horror after she found her 23-year-old high school sweetheart Ramiro Acosta lying dead at the side of a road.
Ms Melendez went on a desperate search for Ramiro after the phone indicated that he was somewhere in woodland near Turkey Drive in North Harris County, Texas.
The confusing signal prompted her take 

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