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How a Wife_s Alleged Affair and Murder Plot was Exposed [True Crime Documentary] · NO FILTER

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  Speaker 1: On a winter evening in Evansville, Indiana, a hardworking firefighter,
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  Speaker 1: husband and father returned home to his wife after yet
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  Speaker 1: another long day. As the fifty one year old walked
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  Speaker 1: up his driveway towards his front door, he was struck
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  Speaker 1: from behind by multiple gunshots. Moments later, his wife came
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  Speaker 1: rushing from the home, calling nine to one one in
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  Speaker 1: a panic. She had been standing just inside making dinner
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  Speaker 1: by the kitchen window, a window only feet from the driveway,
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  Speaker 1: but she claimed not to see anything. She told detectives
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  Speaker 1: at the scene, I didn't intend for any of this
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  Speaker 1: to happen. Hi there, I'm Kevin, and welcome to Just
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  Speaker 1: Thought Lounge. Today's case is a recent one. Although it
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  Speaker 1: is solved, I don't expect that we've seen the last
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  Speaker 1: of it. This is the story of an investigation launched
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  Speaker 1: on suspicions and coincidences. For those pursue justice, in this case,
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  Speaker 1: it was personal and so in the end, there was
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  Speaker 1: no smoking gun, only a puzzle slowly put together piece
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  Speaker 1: by piece. Let's take a look. Evansville is the third
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  Speaker 1: largest city in Indiana. It sits on a picturesque bend
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  Speaker 1: on the Ohio River in the city's sprawling residential neighborhoods,
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  Speaker 1: the pace of life is a bit slower, and the
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  Speaker 1: sense of community is strong. The sun was just beginning
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  Speaker 1: to set on a mild night on Oakley Street. Elizabeth
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  Speaker 1: Door Becky, as she liked to be called, was cooking
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  Speaker 1: pork chops for dinner. Becky's husband, firefighter Robert, was due
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  Speaker 1: home at about seven pm. Robbie was a bit of
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  Speaker 1: a workaholic. Line of work meant that he regularly did
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  Speaker 1: twenty four hour shifts at the station. He had been
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  Speaker 1: responding to emergencies and serving his community since the autumn
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  Speaker 1: of nineteen ninety one. By the winter of twenty nineteen,
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  Speaker 1: he was approaching three decades of fire fighting. That evening,
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  Speaker 1: Robbie had taken a half shift to cover for a colleague.
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  Speaker 1: It was just past seven and Becky listened for the
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  Speaker 1: sound of Robbie's truck pulling into the drive from the
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  Speaker 1: kitchen window. She should have been able to glance out
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  Speaker 1: and see her husband as he emerged from the vehicle
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  Speaker 1: carrying a lunch pail, thermis, and other work gear. Becky
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  Speaker 1: did hear the sounds of the truck's tires driving over
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  Speaker 1: the gravel as Robbie came home. The sound that rang
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  Speaker 1: out next though, was unexpected. It was a popping noise.
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  Speaker 1: Becky said, gunfire, on on on.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, amula, address what's going on on there? Well?
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  Speaker 3: I just got shot.
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  Speaker 4: You think your husband just got shot?
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  Speaker 5: Yes, stay on the line or connected to the ambulance service.
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  Speaker 6: Okay, my.
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  Speaker 2: Wrong, wrong.
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  Speaker 6: I don't know.
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  Speaker 2: Somebody here, ma'am. I don't know. I thought I saw
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  Speaker 2: his light.
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  Speaker 5: Okay, what kind of what kind of vehicle was it?
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  Speaker 7: Ma'am?
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  Speaker 2: All I saw was my husband's said light pull into
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  Speaker 2: the driveway, and then I heard of it, the popping.
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  Speaker 5: Where was your shot at?
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  Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. It's spark. I see his
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  Speaker 2: foot on the ground. Where is your husband? He's on
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  Speaker 2: our front walk. He's alive, sleepy, U my at fifty
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  Speaker 2: one years old? His name, Oh my god? Please hurry door.
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  Speaker 2: He had everyone while.
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  Speaker 8: About the moon.
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  Speaker 2: Just a few minutes ago. I heard popping and I
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  Speaker 2: went to the front door, and I didn't see anything.
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  Speaker 2: So I went to the side door, came out and
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  Speaker 2: I saw my husband just playing there.
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  Speaker 7: Hurry.
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  Speaker 2: He was a sail fill there.
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  Speaker 9: No, I didn't see anybody. You won't okay, I did
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  Speaker 9: the police are here, No, I don't.
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  Speaker 2: Okay, all right, thank you.
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  Speaker 1: When police and firefighters arrived at the house, they found
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  Speaker 1: Robbie had been shot multiple times and was struggling to breathe.
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  Speaker 1: They also realized that they were fighting to save one
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  Speaker 1: of their own, to many a close friend. Despite the
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  Speaker 1: responder's best efforts, there was nothing that could be done.
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  Speaker 1: Robert Dore passed away in his driveway before his friends
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  Speaker 1: were able to place him in an ambulance. Fifty one
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  Speaker 1: year old Robbie Dorr had followed in his father's footsteps
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  Speaker 1: when he chose a career as a firefighter. Though it
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  Speaker 1: was his passion and his colleagues more like brothers than
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  Speaker 1: co workers, there was a downside to the role. It
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  Speaker 1: did not always pay the bills. For fifteen years, Robbie
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  Speaker 1: had worked a second job at Taco John's, and more recently,
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  Speaker 1: he had donated plasma to further supplement his income. After
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  Speaker 1: their wedding the year prior, Becky had stopped working, which
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  Speaker 1: no doubt added further pressure to the couple's financial situation.
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  Speaker 1: Robbie had one daughter, Lindsay Griffin, who had moved from
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  Speaker 1: home years before. She had two young children, Robbie's grandkids.
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  Speaker 1: The shock of her father's murder was crippling. For Lindsay.
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  Speaker 1: It was also baffling. Her father was known as a
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  Speaker 1: kind hearted and hard working family man. It was inconceivable
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  Speaker 1: that he could have been targeted and to have been
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  Speaker 1: ambushed and then executed in front of his own home.
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  Speaker 3: To see an Evans a firefighter gun down in front
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  Speaker 3: of his own home is something that we weren't really
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  Speaker 3: prepared for. The firefighters that had to respond to that
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  Speaker 3: scene and work on their brother, The police officers that
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  Speaker 3: arrived and quickly realized that it was a firefighter as
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  Speaker 3: just something that we don't see very often.
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  Speaker 1: Nearby residents reported hearing nothing suspicious before or after the
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  Speaker 1: shots were fired. No vehicles or people were seen fleeing
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  Speaker 1: from the scene. Becky had been home alone and had
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  Speaker 1: also reported seeing nothing. Detectives did not recover any spent
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  Speaker 1: shell casings at the scene, and the assailant had clearly
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  Speaker 1: fled the area quickly. For this reason, it was thought
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  Speaker 1: that the weapon could have been a revolver, which would
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  Speaker 1: have retained the spent casings. Robbie was shot in the
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  Speaker 1: shoulder and the head from the back multiple shots were fired,
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  Speaker 1: resulting in several projectiles entering neighboring homes, though no one
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  Speaker 1: else was injured. The mixture of ammunition recovered during the
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  Speaker 1: autopsy was unusual. The buckshot was of a small gauge,
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  Speaker 1: while the pistol ammunition was forty five caliber. Firearms manufacturer
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  Speaker 1: Taurus sells a revolver it called the Judge, which can
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  Speaker 1: fire both types of ammo. For this reason, investigators narrowed
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  Speaker 1: in on the Judge as the potential murder weapon. FBI
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  Speaker 1: Task Force officers assisting the Evansville Police searched across their
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  Speaker 1: sources for the revolver type, and they got a hit.
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  Speaker 1: A tourist Judge had been stolen roughly six months earlier
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  Speaker 1: from the River City pawn Shop. That shop is only
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  Speaker 1: five miles from Oakley Street, less than a fifteen minute
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  Speaker 1: drive from Robbie Dorr's house. It seemed likely that the
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  Speaker 1: gun came from that store, though who had used it
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  Speaker 1: to gun down Robbie Door was a more complicated question.
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  Speaker 1: The day following Robbie's murder, Becky Door turned up at
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  Speaker 1: the fire station. She wanted to inquire about her late
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  Speaker 1: husband's pension, as his widow. She was entitled to seventy
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  Speaker 1: five percent of these funds for life, as well as
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  Speaker 1: a twelve thousand dollars death benefit. Colleagues of Robbie's were
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  Speaker 1: struggling with their own grief the loss of a friend
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  Speaker 1: and in such a violent manner. They also began to
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  Speaker 1: struggle to comprehend how his widow could be seeking her
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  Speaker 1: death benefit payout less than twelve hours after he died.
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  Speaker 1: On the evening of Monday, March fourth, roughly a week
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  Speaker 1: following the murder and immediately after Robbie's funeral service concluded,
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  Speaker 1: Becky Door was asked to accompany Evansville Police and the
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  Speaker 1: FBI to the station to answer a few follow up questions.
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  Speaker 1: On the night of the shooting, she had told detectives
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  Speaker 1: on scene repeatedly and with certainty of her movements that day.
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  Speaker 1: She related to them who she had been in contact
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  Speaker 1: with and at what times. To verify her account, investigators
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  Speaker 1: received the data from Becky's cell phone, as well as
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  Speaker 1: toll records from Sprint, her cell phone provider. Comparing the
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  Speaker 1: calls that the widow said she had made that day
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  Speaker 1: to the Sprint records, police noticed in Evansville area code
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  Speaker 1: phone number had called Becky's device not long before the murder.
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  Speaker 1: The call had lasted just over four minutes. It did
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  Speaker 1: not appear on her cell phone call log, nor had
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  Speaker 1: she reported it to police. The only explanation was that
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  Speaker 1: Becky had deleted the call after disconnecting at six fifty
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  Speaker 1: one pm. Robbie was shot less than ten minutes later.
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  Speaker 1: The investigators began by asking Becky to make notations beside
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  Speaker 1: each call on their log to record who each phone
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  Speaker 1: number belonged to. The widow was meticulous in her recollection
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  Speaker 1: of many details that day, the pork chops she prepared
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  Speaker 1: for dinner, her movements in the house, even the location
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  Speaker 1: and behavior of the dog. She did not, however, recall
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  Speaker 1: the four minute phone conversation that she held only moments
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  Speaker 1: before her husband was killed.
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  Speaker 10: You other people over here can change what appened.
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  Speaker 9: Let me can not change what appened.
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  Speaker 11: That she can change it from how those are here.
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  Speaker 1: Now by telling this, do you understand what I was saying?
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  Speaker 12: Okay?
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  Speaker 6: So take it deep.
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  Speaker 10: That tells who you talk to five minutes before your
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  Speaker 10: husband was killed, your troping out of his truck.
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  Speaker 13: We're asking questions answer.
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  Speaker 1: To The investigators were not bluffing. A search of the
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  Speaker 1: phone number returned the name of a man known to Becky,
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  Speaker 1: Larry Richmond Senior. Forty six year old Larry was engaged
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  Speaker 1: to be married to Becky's sister Amanda. He was also
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  Speaker 1: a convicted murderer. Larry had been previously sentenced to forty
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  Speaker 1: five years in prison for the shooting and killing of
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  Speaker 1: seventy year old James Everett Montgomery in nineteen ninety six.
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  Speaker 1: He had been released less than a year earlier.
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  Speaker 6: Say about correct, and I don't know much about him?
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  Speaker 12: And what did you talk to move about?
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  Speaker 8: Well?
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  Speaker 10: He wanted to know, okay, But.
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  Speaker 3: While his regan.
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  Speaker 7: So loud, did you talk to him about?
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  Speaker 8: And do not lie? He answer you question?
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  Speaker 7: We were the only answer.
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  Speaker 8: To you, right.
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  Speaker 12: I know his history, we know everything about him.
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  Speaker 6: I don't know what I mean.
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  Speaker 13: I know what helped me wrong, but I don't know
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  Speaker 13: who did. I don't know I obviously don't know who
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  Speaker 13: did it.
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  Speaker 10: No thing about you, and I didn't tell anybody.
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  Speaker 13: Happy, so happy I make him a few times he
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  Speaker 13: basically asked what we were up to.
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  Speaker 1: Becky's claim to not know Larry well enough to form
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  Speaker 1: an opinion of him, it seems was just like the
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  Speaker 1: rest of her story, very unlikely to be truthful. Photos
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  Speaker 1: of the two together and with family showed that Larry
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  Speaker 1: and Becky had in fact spent quite a bit of
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  Speaker 1: time together socially. They even went on a double date.
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  Speaker 1: Then there were the phone records. The phone call on
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  Speaker 1: the night of the murder was not the only deleted
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  Speaker 1: call on Becky's phone. She often deleted calls from her
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  Speaker 1: device history, she said. Investigators found twenty eight additional calls
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  Speaker 1: present on the provider's records that had been cleared from
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  Speaker 1: her device. Fifteen of these calls, all in the previous
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  Speaker 1: two months, were with her sister's fiance. There were no
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  Speaker 1: text messages or other communication between the two located. Investigators
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  Speaker 1: could not prove what was said on the calls, and
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  Speaker 1: Becky continued to insist that she had nothing to do
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  Speaker 1: with her husband's death. But if there was nothing to hide,
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  Speaker 1: why delete the calls. Becky stated that she knew the
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  Speaker 1: phone calls would look bad, perhaps it would appear as
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  Speaker 1: though she was having an affair.
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  Speaker 7: The times.
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  Speaker 6: Setime in Paris having an affairs.
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  Speaker 9: I have not had an affair.
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  Speaker 1: The phone call before the murder may not have indicated
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  Speaker 1: an affair, but detectives did in fact have reason to
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  Speaker 1: believe that Becky had been unfaithful to her husband. After
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  Speaker 1: searching the house on Oakley Street, they discovered a letter
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  Speaker 1: written by Robbie to his wife. It was stored in
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  Speaker 1: a drawer in the master bedroom. In it, he referred
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  Speaker 1: to her infidelity with lines such as ever since he
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  Speaker 1: came back into your life and I see his text
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  Speaker 1: messages on your phone. Who Robbie was referring to in
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  Speaker 1: this letter was not made clear. Becky was arrested and
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  Speaker 1: charged with obstruction of justice for the deletion of the
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  Speaker 1: phone call on the night of the murder and for
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  Speaker 1: lying about it to police. She was released on bail,
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  Speaker 1: but the charges were later dropped. There was a more
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  Speaker 1: significant charge they were seeking to bring against Becky door,
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  Speaker 1: though it would take some time to put together the
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  Speaker 1: missing pieces. With Becky subsequently released from her obstruction charges,
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  Speaker 1: police began conducting surveillance on her Larry Senior, as well
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  Speaker 1: as Larry's son, Larry Richmond Junior. It seems that Larry
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  Speaker 1: Junior had been an employee of the River City Pawnshop
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  Speaker 1: during the period of time when the trust Judge was
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  Speaker 1: removed from the store's inventory. Investigators had still been unable
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  Speaker 1: to recover the weapon, so they brought in Larry Junior
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  Speaker 1: for questioning under threat of greater charges. The younger Larry
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  Speaker 1: folded quickly. He admitted that he had stolen the trust
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  Speaker 1: Judge from the pawnshop. Larry Junior handed over his cell phone,
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  Speaker 1: which contained a text message exchange with his father about
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  Speaker 1: the gun. He sent a photo of the silver Revolver
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  Speaker 1: to Larry a trade. He told investigators that he gave
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  Speaker 1: that gun to his father at that time, just two
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  Speaker 1: days before Robbie Dorr was shot and killed. In August
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty, the elder Larry pleaded guilty to two counts
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  Speaker 1: of being a felon in possession of a firearm and
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  Speaker 1: two more counts of possessing a firearm with an obliterated
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  Speaker 1: serial number. He promptly went back to prison, having committed
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  Speaker 1: additional felonies only months after being released on parole. While
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  Speaker 1: the suspected gunman was held, detectives pursued a case against
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  Speaker 1: the second person they believed was responsible for Robbie's murder,
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  Speaker 1: his wife, Elizabeth Dorr. As the Evansville Police moved forward.
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  Speaker 1: They called Becky to testify before a Vanderberg grand jury.
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  Speaker 1: Those proceedings are not public record. However, the day following
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  Speaker 1: Becky's testimony in July twenty twenty two, she was booked
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  Speaker 1: into county jail after officials claimed that she perjured herself
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  Speaker 1: just like her alleged accomplice. Becky would remain in custody
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  Speaker 1: as conspiracy and murder charges were filed.
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  Speaker 14: His death rocked this community as he had just finished
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  Speaker 14: his shift serving the citizens of Evansville as a firefighter. Truly,
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  Speaker 14: one of Evansville's bravest today is the first step and
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  Speaker 14: seeing some type of justice for Robbie. A short while ago,
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  Speaker 14: Larry Richmond Senior and Elizabeth Foxdor were charged with the
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  Speaker 14: murder of Robbie. For over three years, EPD investigators, along
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  Speaker 14: with the FBI, the Vanderberg County Prosecutor's Office, and the
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  Speaker 14: Vanderberg County Cyber Crimes Task Force, have been working tirelessly
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  Speaker 14: to get to where we are today.
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  Speaker 15: We are relieved that the long wait is over and
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  Speaker 15: the individuals involved in this murder are being brought to
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  Speaker 15: justice for not only Robbie's murder, but the pain they
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  Speaker 15: have caused his family, his friends, and our department.
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  Speaker 4: Thank you.
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  Speaker 1: The widow pleaded not guilty and prepared for trial, which
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  Speaker 1: commenced in the spring of twenty twenty four. Larry Senior's
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  Speaker 1: case was split from hers and was still pending. The
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  Speaker 1: evidence compiled against Becky remained spotty. The state argued that
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  Speaker 1: Becky had a financial motive to want her husband dead.
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  Speaker 1: They also argued that Becky had been engaged in an
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  Speaker 1: affair with Larry Sor, her sister's fiance. Her desire to
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  Speaker 1: be with him was an additional motive to take out
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  Speaker 1: her husband.
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  Speaker 5: Robbie Door was gunned down in his own driveway by
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  Speaker 5: Larry Richmond Senior. I didn't tend for any of this
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  Speaker 5: to happen, This is what the defendant told detectives who
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  Speaker 5: were questioning her that night about the death of her husband.
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  Speaker 5: When Robbie Door arrived at his home after work, he
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  Speaker 5: was ambushed by Larry Richmond, who led in wait just
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  Speaker 5: feet from where Robbie Dor pulled into his driveway. This
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  Speaker 5: puts him close to a window. The defendant says she
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  Speaker 5: was standing near making a port chop dinner just fifteen
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  Speaker 5: minutes before Robbie dor was ambushed and killed. The defendant
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  Speaker 5: spoke with Larry Richmond Senior on the phone for four
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  Speaker 5: minutes and eighteen seconds. As soon as the defendant was
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  Speaker 5: finished talking to Larry Richmond Senior, she deleted that phone call.
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  Speaker 7: There will be no evidence that Becky Door had any
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  Speaker 7: conversation with anyone about killing anyone. That doesn't exist. That
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  Speaker 7: is a speculative, suppositional, grandiose suggestion to support a charge
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  Speaker 7: that should have never been filed. You will hear no
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  Speaker 7: evidence of Becky Door talking about getting a gun. You'll
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  Speaker 7: hear no evidence about a conversation with anyone that's plotting
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  Speaker 7: her husband's death. That evidence does not exist.
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  Speaker 1: One of Becky's adult sons, Nathaniel, took the stand for
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  Speaker 1: the prosecution. He told the jury that his mother was
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  Speaker 1: fixated on a stepfather's pension income. She spoke about it regularly,
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  Speaker 1: including on the night that he died.
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  Speaker 8: It was a conversation several times. It was almost we
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  Speaker 8: had a conversation about it daily, and I got frustrated
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  Speaker 8: several times and I was like, Mom, there are procedures
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  Speaker 8: we have to go through to get to that point.
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  Speaker 1: Perhaps the most curious detail of Nate's testimony was in
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  Speaker 1: relation to a note that he discovered tucked inside one
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  Speaker 1: of the sympathy cards left at Robbie's funeral. While going
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  Speaker 1: through the cards, he noticed a piece of paper fall
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  Speaker 1: out of the card from his aunt Amanda and her
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  Speaker 1: fiance Larry. We need to talk, it stated, It was
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  Speaker 1: signed Larry. Amanda had no recollection of this note and
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  Speaker 1: no knowledge that it had been placed inside their card.
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  Speaker 7: Can hear we need to talk? There's a phone number.
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  Speaker 8: And it says Larry eight one two five eight nine
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  Speaker 8: five two three eight Larry.
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  Speaker 4: Remember about it?
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  Speaker 8: Correct?
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  Speaker 1: The note in the sympathy card was one of two
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  Speaker 1: handwritten letters that the state presented as evidence of the
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  Speaker 1: conspiracy after the fact. The other note, verified by a
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  Speaker 1: handwriting expert, was passed to Becky while in custody and
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  Speaker 1: addressed to Barbie. In it, Larry Senior wrote that the
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  Speaker 1: case against Becky was weak. He didn't believe she would
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  Speaker 1: go to trial as long as she stayed quiet. He
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  Speaker 1: told her not to take a plea deal. Ironically, a
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  Speaker 1: cellmate of Larry's in the County jail came forward not
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  Speaker 1: long afterwards, claiming that he had admitted to the killing.
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  Speaker 1: Larry allegedly told his cellmate that he was having an
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  Speaker 1: affair with the firefighter's wife and had laid in wait
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  Speaker 1: at the man's home and shot him to death. This
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  Speaker 1: alleged confession was inadmissible at Becky's trial. Becky's defense hammered
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  Speaker 1: one of the lead detectives from the investigation over the
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  Speaker 1: lack of evidence. The detective testified that, despite not uncovering
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  Speaker 1: the content of any communications between Becky Door and Larry
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  Speaker 1: Senior about the murder, he believed that she was lying
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  Speaker 1: about it.
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  Speaker 15: So strong about the chase, but I have doubts.
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  Speaker 4: I mean, I can't be on the phone the phone
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  Speaker 4: conversation within.
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  Speaker 7: That night, you know, you you have.
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  Speaker 12: Let's sort of get this out the Absolutely, there was
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  Speaker 12: a phone conversation that you asked Becky about some point,
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  Speaker 12: correct trick, and you allegeance with Lairs and Senior.
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  Speaker 7: Right, it's is is that correct? Okay? I have no
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  Speaker 7: idea what they talk about being you and you know
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  Speaker 7: who initiated that call, don't you? He did, who Larishman did?
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  Speaker 12: In fact that your investigation, you don't have any evidence
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  Speaker 12: that Becky Dore ever initiated a phone conversation of any
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  Speaker 12: kind with Lesman Senior correct.
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  Speaker 9: Correct.
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  Speaker 12: In fact, this idea that is floated that these few
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  Speaker 12: were lovers, you don't have any communication between the two
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  Speaker 12: of that that would suggest that being correct. So if
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  Speaker 12: there's been a representation that there's going to be proof,
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  Speaker 12: we have a reasonable doubt that Becky Dore and Lyrics
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  Speaker 12: Senior the lovers.
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  Speaker 7: That evidence doesn't exist, does it correct?
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  Speaker 4: But that's where mass speak, thank you when we talked
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  Speaker 4: about doubt. That's what because I can't be. We can't
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  Speaker 4: get content from a phone conversation. That's why I have
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  Speaker 4: to take her now. Looking at everything that has come in,
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  Speaker 4: I don't.
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  Speaker 15: Believe her answer. That's where I felt strong.
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  Speaker 4: I feel strong at the case, but my doubt is.
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  Speaker 7: I can't be.
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  Speaker 15: I can't listen to the phone conversation.
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  Speaker 4: People can delete text messages between the two and we
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  Speaker 4: can't prove they've tech, but they can.
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  Speaker 7: Discard them before we collect the phone.
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  Speaker 15: That happens all the time.
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  Speaker 1: It would be Larry Richmond Junior that took the stand
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  Speaker 1: to tie the last pieces together. He told the jury
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  Speaker 1: about giving the stolen Judge revolver to his father before
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  Speaker 1: the murder. He also spoke about the single encounter that
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  Speaker 1: he had with Becky Dorr, claiming that she met with
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  Speaker 1: his father in their vehicle. The two spoke briefly and
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  Speaker 1: kissed each other before parting ways.
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  Speaker 7: My father was in the driver's seat, she was in
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  Speaker 7: the passenger seat, and I was in the back of
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  Speaker 7: the seat. And do they have a conversation? I couldn't
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  Speaker 7: recall it on my phone. You weren't If they did,
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  Speaker 7: you weren't listening. Yeah, I wasn't listening to And what happened?
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  Speaker 8: Did she exit the vehicle?
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  Speaker 7: Yes? And vernything happened before she got out of the car.
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  Speaker 7: The kissed say kiss.
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  Speaker 1: That Larry Senior had been The gunman was well supported.
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  Speaker 1: Cell phone location data from his device placed him in
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  Speaker 1: the neighborhood near to the house on Oakley Street before
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  Speaker 1: and after the shooting. Investigators recovered more than forty two
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  Speaker 1: thousand files from his iPhone, including fifteen location hits in
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  Speaker 1: a sixty seven meters cluster surrounding Robbie's house. The location
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  Speaker 1: data also showed him driving away from the door residence
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  Speaker 1: after the shooting. His device was powered off between six
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  Speaker 1: fifty two pm immediately after the call with Becky until
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  Speaker 1: seven to fourteen pm. At that time, Robbie had been shot.
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  Speaker 1: Larry was located at a gas station around the corner
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  Speaker 1: from the house, accessing a police scanner app on his iPhone.
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  Speaker 1: The call that he held with Becky was also promptly leaded.
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  Speaker 1: Elizabeth Dorr did not take the stand. The twelve jurors
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  Speaker 1: deliberated for about four hours before returning a verdict on
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  Speaker 1: both counts murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
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  Speaker 11: We the jury find the defendant guilty of count one
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  Speaker 11: as charged in the information signed and dated this state.
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  Speaker 11: Verdict count two, We the jury find the defendant guilty
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  Speaker 11: of count two as charged and the information signed and
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  Speaker 11: dated the State.
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  Speaker 7: Does either side wished to have the verdict or the
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  Speaker 7: jury polled.
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  Speaker 11: State.
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  Speaker 7: When you need them.
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  Speaker 1: Finally justice has been served.
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  Speaker 7: Back and finally finally rest.
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  Speaker 4: Sorry he could finally sleep, and finally step a dressed.
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  Speaker 11: And the people that are.
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  Speaker 14: Finally being held acountable for what they've done.
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  Speaker 1: Two of Becky's sons spoke at her sentencing hearing, though
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  Speaker 1: only one of them did so. On her behalf. Nathaniel
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  Speaker 1: spoke passionately about the pain that her actions had caused
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  Speaker 1: the family and how she was now lost to them.
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  Speaker 1: When it was Becky's turn to speak, she took the
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  Speaker 1: opportunity to once again proclaim her innocence, and after a
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  Speaker 1: lengthy speech by her attorney outlining what he saw as
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  Speaker 1: the injustice of the verdict, they declared their intention to
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  Speaker 1: file an appeal.
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  Speaker 9: Regardless what the verdict says.
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  Speaker 13: I am an incident of these crimes.
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  Speaker 15: I never asked anyone to harm or martyr my husband.
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  Speaker 11: My world came crashing down.
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  Speaker 10: On the ninth of February twenty sixth, twenty nineteen.
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  Speaker 13: I was in shocked, devastated, lost, and I've never really
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  Speaker 13: been the same since.
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  Speaker 1: At the age of fifty two, Elizabeth Door was sentenced
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  Speaker 1: to sixty years in prison for murder and another thirty
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  Speaker 1: years for conspiracy. The terms are to be applied consecutively
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  Speaker 1: for Robbie's daughter, Lindsay, the extended Door family, as well
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  Speaker 1: as Robbie's many firefighting brothers. It was the ending that
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  Speaker 1: they had hoped for, though nothing, of course, would bring
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  Speaker 1: back the father, grandfather and good friend.
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  Speaker 12: Test his duties are done, he is given his best
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  Speaker 12: for our brother and friend is last a line.
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  Speaker 4: He is going home.
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  Speaker 1: Elizabeth Door's sentencing was in mid June twenty twenty four.
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  Speaker 1: Her attorneys are planning to vigorously fight the conviction. At
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  Speaker 1: the time of publication, Larry Richmond Senior's Triald eight is
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  Speaker 1: set for August twenty twenty four. Thanks so much for
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  Speaker 1: joining me, and a special thanks to Kate h for
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  Speaker 1: joining our members lounge. I'm Kevin. This is just thought lounge,
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  Speaker 1: and I'll see in the next.
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  Speaker 16: One when the scene, please tell me who the screen saves.
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  Speaker 7: I can hear the crimes repeat.
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  Speaker 16: Gotta take my time because these crimes get deep, but
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  Speaker 16: these stories can't hide. Let me find my seat, Kevin,
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  Speaker 16: go ahead.
• 29:33
  Speaker 7: To settle in.
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  Speaker 5: Gotta be selective, doing all the research, keeping it objective,
• 29:37
  Speaker 5: always being effective.
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  Speaker 16: Cauld say he got a neck pick it a litter.
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  Speaker 1: You see how Newton got his back.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, the content that you need.
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  Speaker 16: This could be a new sig