Aubrey Trail [left] and his girlfriend Bailey Boswell [right], were charged Monday with first-degree murder and improper disposal of human skeletal remains

A Nebraska couple who told police a 24-year-old missing woman was killed in a group sex act gone wrong has been charged with murder.
Court documents released Tuesday offered a premeditated and grisly account of the last days of Sydney Loofe.
Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell both are charged with first-degree murder, and both were ordered held without bond during a hearing in Saline County Tuesday morning.
Bailey Boswell and Aubrey Trail were formally charged Monday with first-degree murder and improper disposal of human skeletal remains six months after Sydney Loofe’s was found dead.
According to investigators, security camera video from a Lincoln Home Depot showed Trail and Boswell purchasing tools later used to dismember Loofe, hours before Loofe was last seen leaving her job at a Menards in North Lincoln on Nov. 15, 2017.
Loofe went on a date that night with Boswell after meeting her on the dating app Tinder.
Court documents indicate Trail told an FBI special agent he strangled Loofe with an extension cord.
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A search warrant served on Boswell’s apartment in Wilber, Nebraska, showed indication that the walls had been “wiped down in an effort to clean them.” The landlord who lived upstairs reported a strong smell of bleach on Nov. 16, and 17.
Investigators said Loofe’s remains were found in several garbage bags east of Clay Center, Nebraska, three weeks after her disappearance.
Boswell, 23, and Trail, 51, had previously been ‘persons of interest’ and were arrested shortly after Loofe vanished on November 16 for unrelated fraud charges. The couple remains in jail.
Trail told authorities and several media outlets earlier this year that Loofe’s death was an accident but police aren’t buying his story.

Trail and Boswell were both charged with premeditated murder and not an accidental death, the Omaha World-Herald reports.
Loofe’s parents, George and Susie, have not spoken to the media about the 24-year-old cashier’s death but posted on the Celebrating Sydney Loofe Facebook page that she was often ‘lonely’ even though she had a lot of friends.
‘She was looking for that one special person with whom she could spend time. She took to Tinder to look for that person and unfortunately, found someone that had nothing but evil plans for her,’ George and Susie wrote.
During a February interview with the Omaha World-Herald Trail said that Loofe was a willing participant in a sexual fantasy with himself and two other women. Trail said his girlfriend, Boswell, was high on drugs and in another room when Loofe died.
Loofe had met Boswell on the dating app Tinder.
Trail told the outlet that Loofe was accidentally suffocated during the sex act. He said there had been something around her neck.
‘It was suffocation. It happened in Saline County,’ he said.
‘It wasn’t supposed to go to the extreme it went, of course not. It wasn’t meant that she was to die.’
Investigators identified the pair as persons of interest early on, after Loofe disappeared following a Nov. 15 date with Boswell in Wilber. The two had met on the mobile dating app Tinder.
Her family had reported her missing Nov. 16 after she didn’t show up for work at the north Lincoln Menards. In the meantime, Trail and Boswell had skipped town
Loofe’s remains were subsequently found nearly a month later in rural Clay County, on Dec. 4. Investigators said they also found evidence of foul play in her death.

“I went to take her home, and she asked me to drop her off at a friend’s house,” Boswell said in the video. “And I did so. I gave her my number. We were planning on going to the casino that weekend. I haven’t heard from her since.”
Police say Loofe was last seen in Wilber, Neb., the night before she was reported missing. Trail says he and Boswell live together in Wilber and they were the ones to provide that information to investigators.
In the video, Trail said he has been “crucified on Facebook and crucified by newspapers.” He ends the video by saying, “they [local authorities] are chasing around like dogs, I wish the family the best, I mean no disrespect to anyone and as far as the police department, [expletive] you.”
Trail later admitted their story of dropping Loofe off at a friend’s was not true.
The FBI arrested Boswell, and Trail at a hotel near Branson, Missouri, on Nov. 30 and brought them back to Nebraska.