OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. - Three people were taken into custody Friday in connection with the abduction and murder of a 42-year-old Osceola County woman, officials said. 

It turns out that the victim was mistaken for the target of a murder-for-hire plot, Osceola County Sheriff Russ Gibson said.

A woman's body was found in Ormond Beach Monday and was later identified as Janice Marie Zengotita-Torres, who had been reported missing out of Osceola County.

According to investigators, Ishnar Lopez-Ramos, 35, allegedly hired Glorianmarie Quinones-Montes, 22, and Alexis Ramos-Rivera, 22, to kill a woman in a relationship with a man she loved.

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The pair allegedly mistook Zengotita-Torres for the target, but even after realizing she was the wrong person, they bound her and suffocated her with garbage bags, Gibson said.

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Zengotita-Torres worked at the same store as the intended target and the two looked similar, investigators said.

All three suspects gave full confessions and face charges of premeditated first-degree murder, Gibson said.

"I get emotional because it just touches me so deeply that one of our citizens was killed in such a manner over a mistaken identification, and in the end it appears to be a lovers' triangle," he said. "Wow."

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Zengotita-Torres moved to Osceola County from Puerto Rico with her 14-year-old-son, husband and father about a year ago, investigators said.

The three women charged in her death all came to Central Florida from Puerto Rico in late December, deputies said.

As she was being led from the Osceola County Sheriff's Office to a cruiser that would take her to jail, Quinones-Montes cried and denied she was involved.

"I didn't do anything," she said.

#BREAKING these are the suspects arrested in Janice Torres’ murder @WFTV pic.twitter.com/0joM2kzJyv

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 12, 2018

Suspect Glorianmarie Quinones Montes was crying while deputies escorted her in handcuffs. She said, “I didn’t do nothing.” @WFTV

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 12, 2018

Sheriff says Torres was killed in a murder for hire plot. But she was NOT the intended target. Suspects had mistaken identity @WFTV pic.twitter.com/u9AxQYQ0JC

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

Sheriff says this woman Ishnar Lopez-Ramos hired the other two suspects to rob and murder a woman in a relationship with a man Lopez loved. Suspects mistakenly thought Torres was that woman. She was never intended target @WFTV pic.twitter.com/tn1pbIISv4

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

Sheriff says Torres was suffocated. Suspects used her debit cards after she was killed @WFTV

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

Sheriff says the suspects gave full confessions @WFTV

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

Sheriff says Torres was killed over a “love triangle.” @WFTV pic.twitter.com/BtWg3xbHtQ

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

Sheriff’s Office says Torres and the intended target both worked at Ross and looked like each other. @WFTV

— Samantha Manning (@SamanthaWFTV) January 13, 2018

#BREAKING from .@OsceolaSheriff: Missing mother Janice Torres abducted, murdered. LIVE press conference HAPPENING NOW #WFTVat4 pic.twitter.com/WbuOYtEIns

— Janine Reyes (@JReyesWFTV) January 12, 2018

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