Anastasia Nicolazzi
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Nicole admitted that after the trial and the murder of her son, she suffered depression and sunk deeper into addiction, even spending some time in jail herself.
Logan's case has had a profound and lasting effect on the prosecutors as well. To this day, it serves as both a reminder of the cruelty that some people are capable of and the certainty of their mission to achieve justice for the most innocent of victims.
Adesika and I discussed this case long before the decision was made for us to cover it, because we know these stories are difficult on so many levels. Some crimes are so horrific, so unthinkable, that people struggle to believe they actually could ever happen, especially when the victims are infants. But silence doesn't erase reality.
AOM exists to tell these difficult stories because they do matter. These cases are not just statistics. They represent lost lives, families torn apart, and an unimaginable level of pain. By shining a light on these tragedies, we honor the victims, ensure their stories are not forgotten. It's not just about the crime itself.
It's about acknowledging the heartbreak, the fight for answers, and the strength of those left behind. Some stories are hard to hear, but that makes them even more important to tell.
I'm Anastasia Nicolazzi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of Investigation Discovery's True Conviction.
Before we begin, we just wanted to let you know that today's story includes some particularly disturbing content and graphic details.
With a population of less than 300, Skidmore, Missouri is what you might imagine when you hear the words Small Town, USA.
Along with preparing for the arrival of their first child, Bobby Joe was also the proud proprietor of Happy Haven Farms, a dog breeding business she and Zeb ran from home that specialized in rat terriers.
With their first baby on the way, a daughter, Bobbie Jo, sometimes worried that if she went into labor or there was some type of emergency, Zeb wouldn't make it back in time. But thankfully, Bobbie Jo's mother lived nearby and had always promised to be just a phone call away.
Bobbie Jo assured her mom that she would be there and then said that she had to jump off the phone because someone had arrived at the house who was interested in buying a puppy.
But as she approached, she noticed that despite the cold winter afternoon, the front door of the small craftsman-style house was wide open. And when she called out to Bobby Joe, there was no answer.
She found her daughter lying on the floor of a small back bedroom. There was a lot of blood. As she rushed to her daughter's side, it was difficult to understand exactly what she was seeing. But it appeared that Bobby Joe had suffered a catastrophic injury to her abdomen.
Out of respect for Bobbie Jo and her family, we've chosen not to play the recording of that call, as it is particularly graphic and distressing. Randy Strong, who was at the police station that afternoon, was there when first responders were dispatched to the scene.
But incredibly, that was not the full extent of this shocking tragedy. The paramedic on scene reported that the umbilical cord attached to Bobbie Jo's womb had been severed. and her baby was missing.
Needless to say, Bobby Joe's injuries were severe and horrific. But they also told a story.
Even veteran homicide investigators were struck by both the shocking violence of this murder and the urgency of the situation.
In December of 2004, an almost unthinkable crime occurred in the tiny town of Skidmore, Missouri.
The brutal murder left Bobbie Jo's family and the community in utter shock. The motive, while deeply disturbing, was clear. Someone murdered Bobbie Jo to kidnap her unborn child.
And they immediately began by looking for any witnesses that may have seen who had been at the Stinnett's house that afternoon.
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