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The Unsolved Murder of Missy Bevers · Murder Files Unsealed

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  Speaker 1: All right, so welcome to another deep dive, and today
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  we are tackling the unsolved murder of Missy Bevors.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah. It's a case that's really captivated a lot of people,
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  and for good reason. I mean, there are so many
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  unanswered questions, so many kind of bizarre twists and turns
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  that you know, it's hard to know even where to
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  begin really right exactly.
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  Speaker 1: And to make it even more kind of creepy, the
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  killer was caught on camera wearing what appears to be
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  like full police tactical gear, right, a helmet, vest, gloves,
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  you know, like the whole the whole nine yards yea.
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  And they even had like a vest that said police on.
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  Speaker 2: It, Yeah, which raises a lot of questions obviously, you know,
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  but the motive, the intent? Was it someone just trying
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  to impersonate a police officer? Was it? You know, a
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  way to try to throw off investigators.
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  Speaker 1: Right, right? And then there's like the you know, the
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  deleted LinkedIn messages, and then there's this mysterious vehicle that
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  was lurking around the church. The suspect has an unusual gait.
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  I mean, we've got a whole stay of research and
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  news articles here on this case, and I'm really eager
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  to kind of unpack it all with you.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah.
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  Speaker 1: Absolutely, So let's start with, you know, Missy herself. You know,
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  she was obviously, you know, really beloved in the community.
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  She was a dedicated fitness instructor. She was a camp
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  gladiator instructor, and she was known for just having this
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  infectious energy and just passion for helping people kind of
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  reach their fitness goals.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, she seemed like a very vibrant person just from
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  reading all the accounts of you know, her friends and
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  her family and you know, the people who knew her,
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  and it's just so tragic that, you know, her life
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  was cut short in such a you know, such a
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  brutal way.
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  Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, and it's it's it's made even more unsettling,
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  I think by just the contrast between the seemingly peaceful,
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  you know, suburban environment of mid Lothian, Texas, right, and
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  then the just sheer violence of this crime. Yeah. So
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  let's dive into the timeline of that you know, fateful morning.
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  The first sign that anything was kind of unusual was
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  about two am, when a security camera near the church
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  captured this footage of a mysterious vehicle. What do we
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  know about this vehicle and the driver's behavior.
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  Speaker 2: So the vehicle is investigators believe it to be a
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  twenty ten to twenty twelve Nissan Ultima or an Infinity
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  G thirty seven. And it was seen, like you said,
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  driving around the church, slowly turning its lights on and off,
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  kind of you know, suspiciously. At one point, the driver
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  even parked for a short time before driving away.
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  Speaker 1: Almost as if they were like scoping out the places. Yeah,
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  and this was hours before the murder.
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  Speaker 2: Took place, right exactly. It's a detail that's puzzled investigators
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  from the start. And then at three point fifty am,
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  the suspect enters the church, and that's when things take
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  an even darker turn.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, because this isn't just any intruder. This person is
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  dressed head to toe in what appears to be, like
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  I said, this police tactical gear. It's like something out
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  of a movie, right, it really is.
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  Speaker 2: And you know, it's one of the things that makes
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  this case so intriguing is the level of premeditation. You know,
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  choosing that attire suggests that there was a deliberate attempt
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  to mislead, maybe to create fear, maybe even in body
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  or role, and it adds a whole other layer of
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  complexity to the case.
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  Speaker 1: Right, and then there's the distinctive gait you mentioned earlier.
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  What was it about the suspect's walk that really stood
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  out to investigators?
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  Speaker 2: Witnesses described it as this kind of unusual outward turn
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  of their feet, particularly noticeable in the right foot. And
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  you know, it might seem like a small detail, but
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  it could be a key piece of the puzzle.
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  Speaker 1: So even though this suspect was trying to like conceal
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  their identity, their gait might be their downfall.
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  Speaker 2: It could be it could be h makes you wonder
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  if they were even aware of, you know, how distinctive
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  their walk was.
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  Speaker 1: Right, So let's kind of fast forward to around four
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  to sixteen am when Missy arrives at the church ready
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  to set up for.
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  Speaker 2: Her class, right, completely unaware of the danger that awaits
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  her inside.
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  Speaker 1: Right exactly.
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  Speaker 2: Surveillance footage shows her entering the church at four twenty am,
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  and the suspect is scene moving around inside carrying what
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  appears to be a hammer.
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  Speaker 1: So they were already inside the church when she arrived, right,
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  Just terrifying to think about.
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  Speaker 2: Yes, it is, Yeah, it is. And then around four
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  threety five am, the first participant in Missy's class arrived,
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  but they waited in their car for a few minutes
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  before going inside. Oh gosh, And you can only imagine
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  the shock and horror you know, when they finally did
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  go inside and discovered the scene.
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  Speaker 1: It doesn't bear thinking about.
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  Speaker 2: No, And so by five am, two frantic nine to
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  one one calls were made and police and paramedics rushed
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  to the church. But initially there was some confusion about
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  Missy's cause of death. It was actually reported to her
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  husband Brandon as a car accident.
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  Speaker 1: Wow, what a devastating blow to be told your wife
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  has died, and then to find out later that it
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  was a murder. Yeah, it's hard to even fathom the
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  emotions that he must have gone through.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, it's truly heartbreaking. And then the autopsy revealed the
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  actual cause of death, which was even more shocking.
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  Speaker 1: Puncture wounds to the head and chest right, delivered with
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  an unknown weapon. Right, Wait a minute. If the suspect
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  was carrying a hammer, why weren't those the murder weapons?
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  Speaker 2: Ye? Well that's the million dollar question, right. It suggests
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  that the killer brought another weapon to the church, something
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  maybe smaller and easier to conceal, like a screwdriver or
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  an ice pick, you know.
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  Speaker 1: So not only was this a premeditated attack, but the
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  killer also took steps to hide the true murder weapon.
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  It just adds another layer of mystery to this already
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  complex case.
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  Speaker 2: Absolutely, and of course the investigation itself has thrown up
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  its own set of twists and turns.
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  Speaker 1: Right, So let's talk about the investigation and some of
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  the individuals that came under scrutiny. So naturally, Missy's husband,
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  Brandon was an initial suspect, right, But he had a
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  solid alibi, right, Yeah.
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  Speaker 2: He was on a fishing trip in Mississippi at the
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  time of the murder. His alibi checked out, so the
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  focus of the investigation had to shift elsewhere. But then
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  there was that strange incident involving Brandon's father, Randy.
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  Speaker 1: Oh, right, the bloodstained shirt incident. What was that all about?
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  Speaker 2: So Randy took a women's shirt with what looked like
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  blood stains to the dry cleaners and claimed that it
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  belonged to their dog, Kilo, who had died in a
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  fight with another dog.
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  Speaker 1: A dog fight. Yeah, that seems like a pretty flimsy excuse.
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  Speaker 2: It did raise some eyebrows for sure, but fortunately testing
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  confirmed that the blood was indeed animal blood. But it
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  just goes to show how every detail, no matter how
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  seemingly insignificant, can become a potential lead in a case like.
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  Speaker 1: This, and how even the smallest actions can draw unwanted
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  attention when you're connected to a murder investigation. Right, makes
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  you wonder if there are other seemingly unrelated events or
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  details that might actually be relevant to this case.
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  Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, I think you know, in a case like this,
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  investigators are looking for anything that could be you know,
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  a clue. And then of course there was you know,
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  the whole issue of Missy's personal life, which added yet
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  another layer of complexity to the investigation.
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  Speaker 1: Right.
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  Speaker 2: You know, investigators uncovered some I guess you could say,
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  flirtatious messages that Missy had exchanged with various individuals on LinkedIn.
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  Speaker 1: Well done, flirtatious messages. What exactly do they mean by
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  flirtatious in this context? And how did those messages factor
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  into the investigation.
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  Speaker 2: Well, I think the investigators were looking into any possible
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  motives and connections that could lead them to the killer,
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  and these LinkedIn messages. While not necessarily incriminating on their own,
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  you know, they did raise questions about Missy's relationships outside
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  of her marriage and whether any of those relationships could
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  have you know, turned sour or something like that.
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  Speaker 1: So they were trying to determine if any of these
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  online interactions, you know, could have escalated into something more
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  sinister and potentially led to violence exactly.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, they were trying to rule out any possibilities,
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  no matter how unlikely they might seem. And there was
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  one particular message that stood out.
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  Speaker 1: You mean, the one that, like the creepy message that
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  Missy showed a friend just a few days before death.
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  Speaker 2: Yes, that's the one from an unknown man, and it
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  seemed to have made Missy feel uncomfortable.
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  Speaker 1: I'm dying to know what the message said, but I
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  guess we'll have to wait and see if that detail
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  ever comes to light. Did investigators ever manage to track
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  down the center of that message.
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  Speaker 2: Well, they obtained warrants to extract data from several individual's phones,
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  including Missy's, to see if they could, you know, establish
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  any connections or anything.
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  Speaker 1: So it sounds like they were really casting a wide
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  net hoping to find something, anything that could point them
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  in the right.
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  Speaker 2: Direction exactly, and they explored various leads. They even looked
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  into a former tactical officer named Bobby Wayne Henry.
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  Speaker 1: Wait, why was he a person of interest?
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  Speaker 2: Well, he had a limp and access to riot gear,
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  which kind of you know, fit the description of the suspect.
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  But ultimately he was ruled out.
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  Speaker 1: It's like every step forward leads to two steps back.
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  No wonder this case has remained unsolved for so long.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, it's frustrating to say the least, But despite all
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  the dead ends, the lack of concrete leads the Mid
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  Lothian Police Department, they remained committed to finding Missy's killer.
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  Speaker 1: Well quick, uh, let's pause here for a second. When
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  we come back, we'll dive into the various theories and
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  speculations surrounding this case. Could this has been a random
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  act of violence, a case of mistaken identity, or something
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  you know, more personal. We're going to explore all those possibilities. Okay,
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  so we've got this puzzling detail. The suspect in the
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  Missy Bever's case was carrying a hammer, but the autopsy
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  show that she died from puncture wounds. So what what
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  could that mean?
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  Speaker 2: Well, you know, that's a question that's haunted investigators from
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  the very start. And you know, I think the most
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  likely explanation is that the hammer that was seen on
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  the surveillance footage was simply a prop maybe a way
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  to kind of intimidate or distract, while the actual murder
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  weapon was something else entirely.
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  Speaker 1: Right, something smaller, more easily concealed, like you were saying before,
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  like a screwdriver, ice pick.
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  Speaker 2: Right exactly, the chilling thought.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, the killer was clearly trying to control the narrative. Yeah,
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  even going so far as to mislead investigators with this
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  fake weapon.
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  Speaker 2: Right exactly. And it speaks to a level of you know,
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  premeditation and cunning. That's both fascinating and terrifying, right, and
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  it really raises questions about the killer's psychology. You know,
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  what was their motive? What were they thinking?
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  Speaker 1: So let's talk about motives. What are some of the
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  leading theories in this case.
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  Speaker 2: Well, one theory is that this was a crime of passion,
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  a personal vendetta, you know, carried out by someone who
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  knew Missy and you know the revelations about her marital troubles,
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  the financial difficulties, those flirtatious LinkedIn messages, you know, those
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  details all kind of feed into that theory.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, you can kind of see how those details could
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  paint a picture of someone who is maybe in a
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  vulnerable position, someone who might have made some enemies or
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  attracted some unwonted attention. But is there any concrete evidence
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  to link any of those personal issues to the murder?
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  Speaker 2: You know, unfortunately no, you know, investigators explored those avenues,
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  of course, but they haven't been able to definitively connect
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  you know, Missy's personal life life and her death. The
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  deleted messages, for example. I mean that makes it incredibly
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  difficult to trace you know, those online interactions back to
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  specific individuals and determine if any of them posed a
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  real threat.
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  Speaker 1: Right, So it's a possibility, but not necessarily a strong lead.
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  What about the theory of just a random act of violence.
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  Could Missy have been simply in the wrong place at
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  the wrong time.
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  Speaker 2: Well, it's certainly possible, but you know, the level of
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  premeditation that we see in this case, the disguise, the
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  fake weapon, it just makes it seem less likely. I mean,
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  random acts of violence, you know, they tend to be
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  more impulsive, right, more spur of the moment, less planned,
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  and this just feels more calculated, like it was targeted.
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  Speaker 1: Right. Okay, So if it wasn't a crime of passion
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  and wasn't a random attack, then what else could it be?
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  What other theories are investigators considering?
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  Speaker 2: Well, there's the theory of mistaken identity. You know, could
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  the killer have intended to harm someone else who was
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  supposed to be at the church that morning, and you know,
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  maybe they mistook Missy for their intended target.
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  Speaker 1: Hmm, that's an interesting angle. I mean, it would explain
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  the you know, the seemingly random nature of the attack,
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  while still acknowledging the level of planning that was involved.
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  But wouldn't the killer have realized their mistake at some point?
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  Speaker 2: You know? Possibly? But maybe the disguise, the darkness of
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  the church, maybe that made it difficult to you know,
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  distinguish between individuals. Or maybe the killer panicked, you know,
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  once they realized their error and they fled the scene
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  before they could be identified.
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  Speaker 1: Right. It's a theory that definitely raises more questions than
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  it answers. Yeah, but it's definitely worth considering. What about
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  that strange vehicle that was spotted near the church hours
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  before the murder. Could that be a key piece of
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  the puzzle.
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  Speaker 2: Well, it's definitely a crucial detail. The driver's behavior circling
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  the church, turning the lights on and off, suggests that
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  they were either casing the place or trying to avoid
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  being seen, or both or both. Yeah, it's possible. It's
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  possible the driver was involved in the murder, either as
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  the perpetrator or as an accomplice. You know, we just
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  don't know, right.
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  Speaker 1: You mentioned earlier that the suspects unusual gait could be
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  a clue to their identity. Has there been any progress
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  on that front?
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  Speaker 2: Well, in twenty twenty two, a forensic podiatrist actually analyzed
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  the surveillance footage and compared the suspects gate to several.
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  Speaker 1: Individuals a forensic podiatrist.
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  Speaker 2: And you know what's fascinating about forensic podiatry is that
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  it goes beyond just looking at footprints. It actually analyzes
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  a person's entire walking pattern, their stride length, you know,
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  their foot placement, the way they shift their weight, and
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  it can be incredibly useful in identifying suspects or linking
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  them to crime scenes.
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  Speaker 1: It's like a fingerprint put for your feet.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, in a way, yes, And in this case, the
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  podiatrist did find one individual who walked similarly to the suspect. Wow,
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  But we don't know if that lead was ever officially
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  confirmed or if it ultimately went anywhere.
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  Speaker 1: Right, So another potential clue that may or may not
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  have panned out. It's so frustrating, all these pieces of
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  the puzzle that just don't seem to fit together. Right.
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  What about the police tactical gear. Is there any insight
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  into where the killer might have obtained that?
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  Speaker 2: Well, that's another big question mark. You know, police gear
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  can be purchased online, at surplus stores, even at some pawnshops.
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  So it's possible that the killer, you know, acquired the
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  gear legally, or they could have stolen it or obtained
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  it through you know, some other illegal means. We just
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  don't know.
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  Speaker 1: It's a little unsettling to think that someone could just
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  walk into a store or browse the internet and buy
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  police gear without raising any red flags.
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  Speaker 2: It is. It's definitely a concern, and it just highlights
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  the challenges that law enforcement agencies face and trying to
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  track down criminals who use these you know, readily available
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  resources to disguise themselves or commit crimes.
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  Speaker 1: And the fact that the killer chose to wear police
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  gear that just adds a whole other layer of psychological
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  complexities of this case. What do you make of that choice?
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  Speaker 2: Well, it's a multifaceted question, right, I mean, on a
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  practical level, it's a very effective way to instill fear
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  and create confusion, But it could also be a way
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  for the killer to exert a sense of control, you know,
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  to play a role, maybe even to mock the authority
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  that they're impersonating. You know, maybe they get some kind
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  of you know, twisted satisfaction from wearing that uniform.
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  Speaker 1: It's a chilling thought. And then there's the psychological impact
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  on the community. I mean, this case is understandably shaken
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  people's sense of safety, especially considering you know, the location
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  of the murder. I mean, a church is supposed to
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  be a place of sanctuary, not a crime scene.
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  Speaker 2: Absolutely, this case, it really plays on our deepest fears,
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  I think about vulnerability, about the unexpected. It kind of
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  shatters that illusion of safety that you know we often
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  take for granted in our daily lives.
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  Speaker 1: Right, It's a stark reminder that even in seemingly safe spaces,
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  terrible things can and do happen. So, I mean, where
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  do we go from here after all these years? Is
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  there any real hope of solving this case?
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  Speaker 2: Well, it's true that cold cases can be incredibly difficult
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  to solve, but there's always hope, right. You know, New
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  technologies are all the time that can help analyze DNA evidence,
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  you know, enhance grainy video footage, uncover connections that might
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  have been missed before.
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  Speaker 1: And there's always the possibility that someone somewhere knows something
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  that could crack this case wide open. Yeah. A seemingly
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  insignificant detail, a fleeting memory, a conversation they had and
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  forgot about. I mean, it could be the missing piece.
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  Speaker 2: Of the puzzle, right exactly. That's why it's so important
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  to keep the conversation going, to keep Missy's story in
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  the public eye, and to encourage anyone, even if they have,
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  you know, the smallest bit of information, to come forward. Right.
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  Speaker 1: No tip is too small, no detail too insignificant. You
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  never know what might be the key to finally bringing
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  justice for Missy Bevers. Now we want to hear from you,
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  our listeners. What are your thoughts on this case. What
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  stands out to you the most. Do any of the
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  theories that we discuss resonate with you more than others,
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  or maybe you have a completely different theory based on
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  what we've talked about so far.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, we'd love to hear your perspective. And you know,
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  even if you think the information you have is insignificant,
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  it could be the missing link that investigators need. You know,
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  there's still a one hundred and fifty thousand dollars reward
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  being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction
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  of Missy's killer.
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  Speaker 1: Exactly. Don't hesitate to contact the Mid Lothian Police Department
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  if you think you have any relevant information. You could
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  help bring closure to this whole tragedy and make sure
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  that justice is finally served. Yeah.
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  Speaker 2: What strikes me most about this case is the impact
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  it's had on Missy's family in the community. You know,
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  her husband, Brandon, and their three daughters. They're still grappling
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  with this unimaginable loss.
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  Speaker 1: It's easy to get caught up in all the theories
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  and the speculation and you know all that, but we
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  can't forget that behind all the headlines and the mystery
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  you know, there are real people whose lives have been
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  absolutely shattered by this crime.
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  Speaker 2: Right, it makes you wonder about the ripple effects of
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  these unsolved murders. You know, the families are left with
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  all these unanswered questions, just this void that can never
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  be filled, and the unity is left with this sense
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  of unease, right, like this feeling that you know, there
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  once safe haven has been violated and.
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  Speaker 1: The killer is still out there potentially able to harm others.
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  I mean, that's that's the sobering thought it is.
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  Speaker 2: But amidst all the tragedy, I think there's still this
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  like glimmer of hope. You know, the mid Lothian Police Apartment,
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  they remain dedicated to solving this case, even after all
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  these years. They haven't given up hope and neither should we.
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  Speaker 1: And just the outpouring of support from the community, like
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  the constant flow of tips coming in, the determination to
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  keep Missy's memory alive. I mean, it's all just it's
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  a testament to the you know, the enduring power of
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  hope and just the belief that justice will prevail.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah. It speaks to our human need to kind of
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  make sense of the senseless, to find meaning even in
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  the face of tragedy, you know. And even if we
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  never find all the answers, the search itself, I think
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  can be a way of honoring Missy's memory absolutely and
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  making sure that she's never forgot.
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  Speaker 1: So as we wrap up this deep dive into the
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  unsolved murder of Missy Bevers, we'll leave you with this thought,
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  never underestimate the power of observation, the importance of speaking up,
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  and the enduring strength of hope, even when we're dealing
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  with the most challenging mysteries.
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  Speaker 2: Absolutely, sometimes that journey of seeking answers is just as
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  important as the answers themselves.
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  Speaker 1: Well said, Well, thanks for joining us for this deep dive,
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  and we'll see you next time.