Anastasia Nicolazzi
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Which unfortunately also brings into question why Lisa was lying on top of her son and telling him not to get up. It was supposedly to keep him safe after hearing the gunshots, but was it?
But in the meantime, thanks to Lisa's son, investigators did have another very real person of interest, the owner of that 65 Riviera that was seen speeding away from the scene.
But there was one person that Michelle hoped might know a little bit more. And that was the woman George Taylor lived with, Lisa's close friend and neighbor Shelby Harris.
Arguments? No. Shelby also told police that she didn't know of any problems in Lisa and Kevin's marriage, certainly nothing that would precipitate murder. You know Lisa fairly well? Yeah.
And so George Taylor was brought in for questioning, and he agreed to talk to Michelle and explain his whereabouts and his cars on the night of the murder.
But then he went on to claim that on occasion he would buy small quantities of marijuana from Kevin.
According to Taylor, that was why he had not stayed at Shelby's that night as usual, and why his car might have been seen parked near Kevin's house on the night of his murder.
And you can just imagine, as George is talking and giving all these details about where he was and with whom, that Michelle is just taking it all in. Because like we've said, it's not always the truth that you expect to get from these interviews. Sometimes you're just gathering information that can either be corroborated or proven to be false.
And for those of us that have worked in this line of work, we all know it can be just as valuable.
Things were not looking promising for George Taylor. His car was seen fleeing the scene of a murder. He was clearly lying to police about where he was on the night of the murder. And while Michelle hadn't uncovered any reason why George might have targeted Kevin or any evidence yet that could put him at the scene, she also knew that there was a good chance that he was a flight risk.
And she was wary to let him out of her sight.
And so the detectives return the next day to pay George Taylor a visit in jail and give him another chance to come clean.
The idea here is to see where he goes, who he talks to, and whether he is making any efforts to cover his tracks. But it doesn't exactly go according to plan.
But two weeks after Kevin James' murder, the investigation took a very unexpected turn.
On the night Kevin James was murdered in bed, a 1965 Buick Riviera belonging to George Taylor was spotted in front of the house, making Taylor the prime suspect in Kevin's murder.
According to the girlfriend, Taylor was last seen leaving with two friends, Terrence Bledsoe and Joe Jensen, but she hadn't seen him since.
And according to her, these so-called friends, Terrence and Joe, she knew they were trouble. But the person she feared the most was the person around whom the group seemed to gravitate, Shelby Harris.
And now one of those people was missing. George Taylor's mother was convinced that something terrible had happened to her son.
I think I agree. Look, I mean, she definitely seems cooperative. She's offering whatever info she has. So that goes against it. But again, like, as we know, like most things are possible, but if true that she was involved or behind it, it's puzzling. Why? And I think there we have to really think about, well, how could George's disappearance be connected to Kevin's murders?
And just like you talked about there, there's these two distinct paths, I think here too, right? If he was involved, well, then he could be on the run and that would make perfect sense. You don't want to get caught and be held accountable. But, you know, if he's not on the run, but he still committed the crime, could it be that someone was seeking retribution? We know that that happens.
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