Utah woman 'Heavenly Faith' 21, is charged with murder after 'shooting friend' but not herself in 'uncompleted suicide pact' that she was 'too scared' to go through with

A Utah woman has been charged with murder after she allegedly shot and killed a friend in what authorities said was an 'uncompleted suicide pact.'

Heavenly Faith Garfield, 21, was arrested after her father called 911 to report the shooting on Tuesday afternoon.

The man said his daughter shot the 21-year-old victim at 10:45 am Tuesday as part of a suicide pact that the two had made weeks prior.

A friend informed investigators that the two had planned a suicide pact in which one would kill the other and then themselves.

Garfield reportedly texted the friend, saying that she 'intended on committing suicide, but was too scared to kill herself,' according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by KUTV.

Heavenly Faith Garfield, 21, has been charged with murder after she allegedly shot and killed a friend in what authorities said was an 'uncompleted suicide pact'

According to Utah County Sheriff jail records reviewed by DailyMail.com, Garfield has been charged with murder and felony discharge of a firearm

The victim, who has not been identified, died from a gunshot wound. Detectives recovered a 9mm bullet near her body, according to documents.

Multiple family members of Garfield confirmed to officers that the two women had been discussing ending their lives together for weeks.

According to Utah County Sheriff jail records reviewed by DailyMail.com, Garfield has been charged with murder and felony discharge of a firearm.

She was booked on May 1st and has been held without bail.

Saratoga Springs Police did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for comment.