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Missing Isabella Hellman Afraid Of Smuggler Husband Lewis Bennett Texts Reveal

She revealed in texts: You make me crazy shouting, yelling and swearing.

Missing Isabella Hellman Afraid Of Smuggler Husband Lewis Bennett

Sept. 22 2018, Updated 6:53 p.m. ET

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Missing Isabella Hellman was scared of her husband Lewis Bennett, it has been revealed.

She went missing in a catamaran off the coast of Cuba in May last year while her husband Lewis Bennett was rescued in a life raft.

Texts reveal she was scared of him and told him he did 'not respect her any more' prior to going missing.

Bennett is accused of murdering his wife off Cuba's coast – the FBI alleges he killed her to end their 'marital strife' and inherit her estate.

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In texts sent to her husband Ms Hellman said she 'found an angry person' when she came home.

The Times newspaper reports one of the texts said: "Sometimes I can be a pain in the a** and more but you need to change your attitude... you make me crazy shouting, yelling, swearing... YOU ARE PUSHING ME AWAY."

"This morning I was afraid to get home with the coffee but I walked in and I was right, I found an angry person, this is very sad."

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Another, months before Ms Hellman's disappearance, read: "If you don't like me or love me anymore let us fix this asap because is very pathetic the way you treated me all the time."

The messages reportedly reveal that Colombian-born Hellman noticed a change in her husband after the birth of their child, Emelia, in 2016.

According to reports Bennett is said to have thought the baby had come at the 'wrong time' and was 'super angry' over the spelling of the child's name.

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Prosecutors claim the couple's 'marital strife' was a motive for the alleged murder.

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