named Trinity Abrahamson, had reconnected on Facebook. Cruff said Swart was single at the time. In July 2011, they met at the Greater Grand Forks Fair. Swart learned that the woman and her husband were separated and talking about divorce, and that evening they went to a bar together and later had sex, the affidavit states. About two to three weeks later, Swart received a text message from Trinity Abrahamson stating that her husband was aware of the affair and telling Swart not to talk to her again. Swart told police that on April 6 he was contacted on Facebook by Trinity Abrahamson, who was using someone else's account. She stated she wished to have contact with him again. But Swart told police he didn't notice the message until more than a month later, on May 18. When he responded, he received a response from the Facebook user saying she'd pass along the message. Swart didn't have any additional contact related to Trinity Abrahamson until Aug. 15, when her sister sent him a message on Facebook, Cruff said. The message stated: "Do you have any idea of the pain you have caused my family in the last year? Do you have any idea what Trinity has had to go through because of you?" Detective identified Swart told police he'd never met Trinity Abrahamson's husband in person and had only seen a picture of him on Facebook in 2011, and he believed his name was Todd. Through their investigation, West Fargo