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Who killed Missy Bevers? Church murder unsolved a year later · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: In the early morning hours of April eighteen, Fevers, a
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Speaker 1: fitness instructor, a mom and wife, showed up at this
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Speaker 1: church to teach a class. Police says she was killed
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Speaker 1: by puncture wounds to the head and chest. This is
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Speaker 1: crime stories with Nancy Grace. This person intended to do
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Speaker 1: exactly what they did, when they did it, and whom
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Speaker 1: they did it too. The former Murphy police chief says
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Speaker 1: the circle of people who may know what happened is
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Speaker 1: likely very small. There has to be sum between her
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Speaker 1: death and people in her past. Investigators have poured over
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Speaker 1: Fevers internet history and executed multiple larrance. Let's say today
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Speaker 1: the I D on this suspect will come from a
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Speaker 1: tip they still haven't received. April eighteen, two thousand sixteen.
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Speaker 1: Missy Beaver's a beautiful young wife and mother of three
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Speaker 1: little girls. Up bright and early, even earlier than me.
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Speaker 1: You know, I think I'm all that because I get
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Speaker 1: up at five. She's up at three o'clock in the morning.
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Speaker 1: Why Because she goes and teaches a gladiator type exercise
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Speaker 1: class at a Midlothian church early early in the morning
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Speaker 1: for moms that need to then go to work, get
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Speaker 1: their children to school, long time, you name it. All
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Speaker 1: the things that moms do in the morning. No offense, dads,
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Speaker 1: But it's a lot. It is a lot. She goes
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Speaker 1: into the Midlothian church like she always does, and she's
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Speaker 1: never seen alive again. She is brutally murdered inside that
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Speaker 1: Midlothian church April eighteen, two thousand six stein And today
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Speaker 1: I wonder are we any closer to catching her killer
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Speaker 1: then we were on that day. I'm Nancy Grace. This
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Speaker 1: is crime stories and we want justice, don't you. This
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Speaker 1: is not a statistic, This is not entertainment. This is
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Speaker 1: not just a story we read about and then forget.
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Speaker 1: These are three little girls that no longer have their mother.
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Speaker 1: Why with me? Is Alan Duke? Alan? I gonna tell
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Speaker 1: you it pains me to even think about it because
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Speaker 1: on so many levels, but especially for those children. I mean, yes,
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Speaker 1: they've gone on, Yes they're going to go on, They're
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Speaker 1: gonna grow up, they're gonna have a life, but it's
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Speaker 1: not the same. And I know a lot of children
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Speaker 1: grow up without a mom, but it's not the same.
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Speaker 1: It's just not tell me anything. What do we know? Well,
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Speaker 1: first of all, the children, three young daughters. She was
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Speaker 1: forty five years old, Terry, Missy Beavers, and I think
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Speaker 1: it's appropriate that we're recording this pretty much at the
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Speaker 1: one year mark. I mean, we both got up early
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Speaker 1: this morning to do this. And when you say that,
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Speaker 1: it sent chills down my down my arms, because yes,
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Speaker 1: she got up early to go and teach this class,
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Speaker 1: this gladiator's workout class, which I should be at one
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Speaker 1: this morning, but I'm not. You know, I got a
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Speaker 1: hand it to this woman because she looked awesome, and
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Speaker 1: that takes so much discipline and so much work on
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Speaker 1: top of everything else she was doing. But go ahead.
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Speaker 1: She goes to the Smith Glothian, Texas Creekside Church of Christ.
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Speaker 1: It's raining and she's going to do the class inside
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Speaker 1: instead of outside in the parking plot as normally, which
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Speaker 1: she posts on Facebook the night before and not before.
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Speaker 1: So whoever did this? If we're targeting Missy, which obviously
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Speaker 1: they were, this was not a theft. This was not
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Speaker 1: a typical burglary. She was targeted by her killer. The
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Speaker 1: killer came in to kill her, not still anything. The
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Speaker 1: killer knew it had been moved inside, that there would
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Speaker 1: not be an outdoors and easy visible easily visible murder.
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Speaker 1: She pulls up to the church parks in the parking lot,
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Speaker 1: and it's kind of in a it is a sort
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Speaker 1: of a rural area. It's just outside of this town
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Speaker 1: of about what fourteen fifteen thousand people. I'll never forget
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Speaker 1: when I said, what did I say? Three thousand and
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Speaker 1: some people and metlow thing got so mad at me.
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Speaker 1: Right well, actually Missy's husband got upset. He said, your
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Speaker 1: saying is so small. Anyway, God bless him. I came
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Speaker 1: from I claim it was Making, but it really wasn't Alan,
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Speaker 1: as you well know. It was outside of Making, in
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Speaker 1: a little area called Rutland Community. I mean, I've told
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Speaker 1: you this, but I lived on a red dirt road
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Speaker 1: with a tree growing up in the middle of it
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Speaker 1: in front of our house. My grandfather, dug our will
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Speaker 1: Our water was often red as well. So the point
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Speaker 1: of that is not to belittle it, but to say
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Speaker 1: that the number of suspects should be narrowed down. Here
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Speaker 1: we are, early in the morning, rainy day in Texas.
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Speaker 1: There's the surveillance video of a car pulling into a
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Speaker 1: gun store parking lot across the street and down this
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Speaker 1: divided highway just a little bit. Isn't it a Nissan Ultima?
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Speaker 1: Yes it was, Yes, Yes, There are seventeen security cameras
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Speaker 1: at this the shop that captured the car pulling in
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Speaker 1: and driving around the parking lot and parking for several
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Speaker 1: minutes and then pulling away. Now I've made a lot
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Speaker 1: of that. I've made a lot of that because it's
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Speaker 1: very difficult for me to believe alan that the two
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Speaker 1: are not acted. But they could be not connected. It's
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Speaker 1: just hard for me to believe. That's small of a population.
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Speaker 1: You've got a car. That's what did we figure out?
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Speaker 1: X hundred feet yards from the church as the crow
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Speaker 1: flies very close if you go the back. I've studied
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Speaker 1: that aerial view so many times. If you go to
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Speaker 1: the back of the gun shop and you walk from
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Speaker 1: there through these trees, is densely wooded area, you're in
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Speaker 1: Midlothian church parking lot in less than five minutes, right, So,
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Speaker 1: about an hour and a half after we see this car,
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Speaker 1: that's when we see some other surveillance video. This is
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Speaker 1: from inside the church. How long after we see how
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Speaker 1: long after we see the car About an hour and
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Speaker 1: a half. It's really not that long, but it was
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Speaker 1: approximately four twenty in the morning when Missy goes into
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Speaker 1: the church to set up her count gladiator fitness class
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Speaker 1: and he's or she, we don't even know what the
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Speaker 1: sex is. Appears in the video inside the church, caught
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Speaker 1: by several cameras, wearing the swat Light police uniform sort
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Speaker 1: of a configuration of different pieces, and a helmet. You
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Speaker 1: can't see the person's face. You can't even tell if
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Speaker 1: it's a male or a female, but you see a
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Speaker 1: distinctive walk. But nuts I would wear a helmet. It's
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Speaker 1: um like a motorcycle helmet, as Alan is saying, covered
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Speaker 1: in tactical gear, all black. It looks like to me
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Speaker 1: black tennis shoes, solid black tennis shoes, and carrying a hammer,
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Speaker 1: and carrying a hammer which they could have found within
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Speaker 1: the church. There's controversy over whether that hammer came from
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Speaker 1: inside the church or not. Yeah, the several minutes of
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Speaker 1: video that the police have released from inside the church,
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Speaker 1: it's very chilling video that shows this person wandering around
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Speaker 1: the hallways of the church, checking appearing to check doors
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Speaker 1: and that kind of thing. When I say appearing, I'm
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Speaker 1: wondering if this person is kind of putting on an
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Speaker 1: act and pretending like opious. Allen stopped wondering. I can
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Speaker 1: tell you that I can't tell you a lot, but
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Speaker 1: I can tell you that I've watched it over and over.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's like the person is wandering up and
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Speaker 1: down the halls and they get to a door and
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Speaker 1: they go rattle, rattle, and keep walking and they never
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Speaker 1: take anything. I mean, for Pete's sake, if you want money,
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Speaker 1: go into the sanctuary. I hate to even say this,
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Speaker 1: but I was gonna say, steal this crucifix, I mean,
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Speaker 1: still something made of gold, try to find the electronic equipment.
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Speaker 1: They didn't do any of that nothing. If they wanted money,
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Speaker 1: then use that hammer and bash open the door, knob
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Speaker 1: to the office and look for money. For Pete's sake. Well,
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Speaker 1: it was very obvious these people weren't there to rob,
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Speaker 1: But you just said you didn't know if they were
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Speaker 1: really not, I can tell you they're not there. To
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Speaker 1: my point was, we don't know. It appears to me
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Speaker 1: that they're acting as if they weren't familiar with the
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Speaker 1: area as soon as she walks into the door. From
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Speaker 1: what we're told by investigators, and they're not telling us
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Speaker 1: a lot Off camera or at least a camera. They're
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Speaker 1: not releasing. This killer used that hammer to beat Missy
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Speaker 1: Beavers to death, puncturing her chest and just brutally killing
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Speaker 1: her right there in the hallway. The crazy thing is,
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Speaker 1: we've got all this video, and my guess is there's
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Speaker 1: a lot of video that you and I are not
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Speaker 1: seeing because the police have not released it. And there's
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Speaker 1: been tons of search warrants. There was a search warrant
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Speaker 1: for the dry cleaner when the father turned picking a
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Speaker 1: bloody shirt and he was very open at the time.
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Speaker 1: He went at this is from my dog's got into
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Speaker 1: a dog fight in the kitchen, and there was linked in.
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Speaker 1: There were cell phone tower searches, a T and T facebooks.
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Speaker 1: I'm just still wondering about back to that car. I mean,
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Speaker 1: NASA can pick up a picture of a rock on
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Speaker 1: the moon, a rock you hold in your hand. Why
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Speaker 1: can't they get the tag number of that or have they?
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Speaker 1: That is another baffling thing. And let me tell you
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Speaker 1: what's been going on. There's someone I've been in communication with.
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Speaker 1: They've asked me not to name them. But this is
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Speaker 1: just a civilian. This is just a citizen who is
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Speaker 1: really getting into this and this person has blown up
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Speaker 1: every single frame of that parking lot video, and about
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Speaker 1: every day I can get another one sent to me.
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Speaker 1: What do you think of this? They're trying to see
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Speaker 1: what's in the INTERNI no tell me, Sorry, I'm losing
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Speaker 1: my voice. First John David got it for about a minute.
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Speaker 1: Then Lucy got it and somehow managed to wheedle her
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Speaker 1: way into a day out of school and where I
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Speaker 1: got to stay with her for hours on end and
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Speaker 1: work on her poetry project. Now I've got it. So
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Speaker 1: that's my my sack of rocks. Now I want to
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Speaker 1: know what they're sending you. I don't want to see it.
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Speaker 1: One of the more interesting things, and you and I
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Speaker 1: have talked about this before, is the license plate. You
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Speaker 1: just mentioned the license plate on this car, this ultimate
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Speaker 1: if you blow it up and look frame by frame
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Speaker 1: on the video. The full video has been posted online
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Speaker 1: by the owner manager of the gun shop, not by police,
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Speaker 1: but and only in December. And of course we we
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Speaker 1: sort of broke that back in January and we looked
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Speaker 1: at it closely. But if you blow it up, the
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Speaker 1: suspicion here is that that video has been altered to
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Speaker 1: blur out the license plate. I mean, I look at
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Speaker 1: these frames and everything is clearer except you look and
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Speaker 1: as you follow the car, it does look like maybe
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Speaker 1: somebody has digitally blurred the license plate. So why did
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Speaker 1: they do that? Well, that means to me that they
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Speaker 1: must have found out who it was and totally rolled
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Speaker 1: them out, or they thought it was from the license
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Speaker 1: plate and didn't want us and everybody else all over them.
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Speaker 1: We stirred up a hornet's nest. Back in January when
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Speaker 1: we started talking about this and there was huge interest
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Speaker 1: in it, you and I both got phone calls and
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Speaker 1: emails and text messages from people in mid Lothian asking
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Speaker 1: us not to talk about this case. I don't understand that. Well,
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Speaker 1: like some people don't want the case to go away,
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Speaker 1: or they they think that somehow discussing it or us
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Speaker 1: independently investigating it as we have been doing in many
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Speaker 1: different ways, is somehow going to hurt the investigation. Well,
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Speaker 1: it looks like nothing's happening on the investigation. I think
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Speaker 1: we need to start talking about this case more because
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Speaker 1: it has been one year, because it hasn't been solved,
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Speaker 1: The police have not been giving any interviews, have not
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Speaker 1: been returning calls and they don't have to Alan, I
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Speaker 1: know that. Did you get to quote journalism school? I
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Speaker 1: did not. I was a political science pator. I was
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Speaker 1: going to go to law school. What happened to that
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Speaker 1: I actually worked in a law office, when into jailhouse, interviews,
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Speaker 1: all of that kind of thing. Well, that's enough to
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Speaker 1: turn you off from the law right there. Well I
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Speaker 1: enjoyed that, you know, did title search all the I
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Speaker 1: didn't even know that I worked for a judge. But
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Speaker 1: then what happened was I got a job at a
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Speaker 1: radio station in Carrolton, Georgia, and you know, playing Conway
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Speaker 1: Twitty and laure hot Stacks wax yes, yes, and place me.
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Speaker 1: You didn't really say that hot Stacks away. I never
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Speaker 1: did that. And then I started doing news there and
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Speaker 1: you know, riding around with the cops and doing all
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Speaker 1: that in a small town of Carrolton, Georgia. And I
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Speaker 1: just fell in love with that. And somehow you landed
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Speaker 1: in the lap of luxury in l A with all
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Speaker 1: your Hollywood friends. That was many years later, many years later,
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Speaker 1: still where you landed. I'm just saying, okay, you know
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Speaker 1: what enough of why you didn't go to law school.
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Speaker 1: Let's get back to Missy Babers, I don't blame you.
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Speaker 1: If I had interviewed a lot of criminals behind bars,
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Speaker 1: that would have totally turned me off. I would have
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Speaker 1: for out in the whole thing and run for the hills,
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Speaker 1: as if I had seen a monster. Okay, now back
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Speaker 1: to Missy. That we were talking about why everybody's clamming up, Well,
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Speaker 1: they are one of the reasons. Actually, we got some
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Speaker 1: communication from Brandon Beavers who said that he didn't like
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Speaker 1: us talking about it because he was afraid we would
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Speaker 1: anger the killer who's still out there, which is a
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Speaker 1: really good point because there's a small town. He's got
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Speaker 1: three young daughters. He's worried about their safety, but he's
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Speaker 1: worried that the more publicity this thing gets could anger
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Speaker 1: the killer who is still out there. No one has
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Speaker 1: released a statement, no words. It's made two thousand sixteen,
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Speaker 1: that was a month after Missy was murdered. They released
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Speaker 1: the image of the Ultima that was driving around the
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Speaker 1: s w F, a gun store which is very close
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Speaker 1: to the church, at two am. The perp is in
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Speaker 1: the church about an hour later. I say, that's just
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Speaker 1: no coincidence. Two hours after the ultimas driving around in
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Speaker 1: the gun store parking lot. Missy's murdered. Now, we were
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Speaker 1: all told this was not a suspect vehicle, but it
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Speaker 1: was possibly one. Well, I recalled the police saying it
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Speaker 1: was not a suspect vehicle, but that police were interested
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Speaker 1: in speaking to the owner, that maybe they saw something.
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Speaker 1: That morning. Brandon Beaver spoke out. Then he was caught
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Speaker 1: in his driveway. He spoke again, He spoke with his dad.
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Speaker 1: There was a press conference, there was a release, an
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Speaker 1: image of the Ultima was released. See to me if
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Speaker 1: they had ruled the car out while released the image.
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Speaker 1: Long story short, we still don't know a darned thing.
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Speaker 1: There was all the speculation the killer was a woman.
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Speaker 1: But I still say if they had done the sting
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Speaker 1: ray data dump and figured out what cell phones were
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Speaker 1: in the area and active between one and four o'clock
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Speaker 1: in the morning, we would have learned a lot. Of course,
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Speaker 1: the killer may have known to cut the cell phone off. Remember, yeah,
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Speaker 1: cut the phone off, take the battery out, do all
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Speaker 1: of those things, or not even bring a cell phone
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Speaker 1: with you. You know, you don't have to post on
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Speaker 1: Facebook necessarily as you're killing somebody. Now. Also, it was
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Speaker 1: reported to the police. Digital evidence seen in the ultima
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Speaker 1: linked the car to the church. Digital evidence can be
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Speaker 1: seen in the ultima linking it to the church. I
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Speaker 1: do know if you blow up the images and we
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Speaker 1: can share some of these blown up images that have
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Speaker 1: been shared with me, you will see the form of
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Speaker 1: different things inside the car that could be you could
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Speaker 1: be interpreted, well, like a fireman's tool. That's one theory
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Speaker 1: that if you look in the back seat you see
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Speaker 1: a fireman's tool. Well, does that mean it's linked to
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Speaker 1: the church in that it looks like the same weapon.
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Speaker 1: I think so, Yes, you can see different boxes, but
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Speaker 1: I really don't know that you can craw conclusion. I
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Speaker 1: have squinted and looked at these images. I think somebody
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Speaker 1: with better eyes will have to figure that out than me.
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Speaker 1: I don't see it as conclusive. Well, I believe what
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Speaker 1: it was a specific frame that shows the police swap
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Speaker 1: tactical vest in the back seat and the mallet that
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Speaker 1: you're describing that they believe police believe was a murder
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Speaker 1: weapon and another tool seen on the back dashboard the police.
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Speaker 1: Midlothian Police state they were not aware these items existed
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Speaker 1: in the vehicle and reinforce. The surveillance video was completed
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Speaker 1: back in May. Well, you know they're climbing. They don't
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Speaker 1: have the ability to enhance it any further. Well can
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Speaker 1: the Feds? I mean, for Pete's sake, if you can
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Speaker 1: get better video than that enhancement at Walmart. There is again,
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Speaker 1: this person I was telling a private citizen has been
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Speaker 1: really pushing the police to do just that. This person
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Speaker 1: has spent a lot of time in doing that. There's
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Speaker 1: an organization that does this, that has offered to help
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Speaker 1: Midlothian police do this, and from what I understand, they've
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Speaker 1: not taken them. Are you talking about the Center for
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Speaker 1: Media Forensics That yes, yes, man, they should give it
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Speaker 1: a crack Repete's sake, and they have a grant from
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Speaker 1: the FEDS, the d o J. Maybe this is happening
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Speaker 1: all behind the scenes and we just don't know about it.
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Speaker 1: I mean, they helped with the boss to marathon bombings,
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Speaker 1: didn't they? Yes, yes, I I think so. What's baffling
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Speaker 1: to me on this first anniversary of Missy's murder is
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Speaker 1: that we've not heard from Midlothian Police in more than
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Speaker 1: six months. They've declined our requests for interviews. Now, I
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Speaker 1: did get a response just yesterday from the husband, Brandon Beavers,
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Speaker 1: to my invitation to him to speak to us, and
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Speaker 1: here's what he wrote me in an email. The family
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Speaker 1: has unilaterally decided not to do any interviews. We've elected
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Speaker 1: not to memorialize the date of the event, but to
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Speaker 1: celebrate her life in private instead. Okay, let's move on
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Speaker 1: from the car. Let's talk about what else we do know.
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Speaker 1: We know that either Missy and or Brandon were romantically
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Speaker 1: linked to other people. The police were not clear. They
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Speaker 1: made it fairly obvious that it was Missy. We also know,
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Speaker 1: and you know what, I'm not judging her. I'm not
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Speaker 1: proud of everything I've ever done in my life either.
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Speaker 1: All I care about is a felony. Everything else is
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Speaker 1: a lifestyle choice, and I don't care. But I know
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Speaker 1: that she was away the wee can before in Austin,
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Speaker 1: and she was not with her husband and children. Did
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Speaker 1: she meet somebody? There is there an angry lover or
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Speaker 1: an angry spouse that has it out for Missy? I mean,
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Speaker 1: you've got to look at the behavioral evidence as well
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Speaker 1: when you run dry on scientific So what do we
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Speaker 1: know other than its lead she had affairs. They searched
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Speaker 1: her iPhone six, they searched her Facebook page, they searched
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Speaker 1: text messages and that sort of thing, and they found,
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Speaker 1: as you said, evidence of relationships. This is all in
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Speaker 1: the search warrants. So this this part is out in
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Speaker 1: the open. But just because you have an affair with
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Speaker 1: somebody doesn't mean that they're going to kill you or
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Speaker 1: a spouse is going to kill you. It could have
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Speaker 1: been something else. But how could this be totally random
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Speaker 1: when this so much appeared to So we can quit
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Speaker 1: talking about that wasting my wasting my breath. What about
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Speaker 1: Brandon Weavers, who is not a suspect, who is not
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Speaker 1: a p y personal interest. Now, he was out on
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Speaker 1: a long planned fishing trip. I think he tries to
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Speaker 1: take it every year, fishing slash gambling. Was it in Mississippi,
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Speaker 1: wasn't it? Bloxi? Yes, And Christie Stout, his sister, had
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Speaker 1: described that trip. But some research shows that there was
20:51
Speaker 1: not an American Airlines flight out of DFW handed to
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Speaker 1: that location that day. Well, for all I know, it
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Speaker 1: could have been a different airline, it could have been Scotch.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to assume police have verified and they look
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Speaker 1: at yes, of course. I mean that's the routine that
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Speaker 1: you that you tell us about all the time. The
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Speaker 1: first person you look at is the spouse to the boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: Right when you look at the charter company that was
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Speaker 1: taking them fishing, they did They do have one boat
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Speaker 1: trip featured on their website. That's the trip Beavers was
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Speaker 1: supposed to be on a year ago today. The group
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Speaker 1: was described on the website as a group of guys
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Speaker 1: from Texas. All right, that to me checks out to
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Speaker 1: a large degree. You gotta stick with a husband to
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Speaker 1: a certain extent, because that's always the prime person the
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Speaker 1: target police look at. But I found Brandon Beavers to
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Speaker 1: be pretty open. He would come forward and speak. Have
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Speaker 1: you noticed that when husband's except for Dreu Peterson, husbands
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Speaker 1: that kill usually don't speak. They hide out, they don't
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Speaker 1: come forward, remember Scott Peterson. I mean, I can give
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Speaker 1: you a million off the top of my head, but
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Speaker 1: Beavers didn't do that. His out front and center from
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Speaker 1: the get go. Brandon Beavers was very outspoken early. But
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Speaker 1: I can tell you he is not talking now. I
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Speaker 1: wonder why why he sent me an email and we
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Speaker 1: had a phone conversation basically the bottom line being he
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Speaker 1: does not want this to be publicly discussed. He wants
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Speaker 1: this just to be investigated by police outside of the public,
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Speaker 1: because he thinks the speculation is a danger to his family.
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Speaker 1: He thinks that because of the speculation that the killer
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Speaker 1: who's still free. Obviously, I mean we know that. That's
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Speaker 1: one thing we know is the killer is still free. Okay,
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Speaker 1: this is what we can do today. We can release
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Speaker 1: the pictures that you have obtained on the crime online
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Speaker 1: dot com website so everyone can look at them. We
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Speaker 1: can release any other information if possible. Some of it
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Speaker 1: we cannot release because we promised we wouldn't. Some we can.
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Speaker 1: Let's do that Alan. Having everybody looking at it may help.
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Speaker 1: I don't understand why they've clammed up. I don't understand
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Speaker 1: why they're not speaking. I find it hard to believe
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Speaker 1: they can't enhance the evidence any further. What more can
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Speaker 1: we be looking at now? Well, we can expect at
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Speaker 1: some point, maybe on the anniversary, that at least mid
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Speaker 1: Lothian Police will give us an update, will make some
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Speaker 1: sort of statement. We will continue our investigation into the
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Speaker 1: death of Missy Beavers. It's getting more and more difficult
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Speaker 1: to call information from a group that are locked up
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Speaker 1: tight and won't speak and I don't really understand that.
23:44
Speaker 1: But on this day we're thinking of the family and
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Speaker 1: thinking of Brandon Beavers especially. I'm thinking of those children,
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Speaker 1: her three girls that are left behind Alan. What's our
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Speaker 1: tipline called the Middle Lothian Police Department at nine seven
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Speaker 1: two seven seven five seven six to four. If you
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Speaker 1: want to be anonymous, you can leave a tip at
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Speaker 1: this number nine seven two nine three seven p A
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Speaker 1: Y s. Pays or seven to nine seven. And of
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Speaker 1: course you can always go to crime online dot com
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Speaker 1: where we have an anonymous email drop and phone number
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Speaker 1: for you to leave information on this and other crimes.
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Speaker 1: Missy Beaver's rest in peace because we are not giving
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Speaker 1: up here on Earth. Nancy Grace Crime Stories, signing off
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Speaker 1: goodbye friend,