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In late 2010 nahm Special Agent Trent Villeter alles, was er entdeckt hatte, an den neu eingeladenen County Prosecutor Ben Smith. Nach der Beobachtung von allen Fällen, hat Ben verabschiedet, dass das Geheimnis das erste Mal verabschiedet worden war und dass Tracey über das, was in ihrem Haus geschehen ist, die Nacht, als Dustin getötet wurde, verabschiedet war.

Die Beobachter haben verabschiedet, dass Tracey den ganzen Angriff verabschiedet hat, um John Pittman zu implizieren, um ihr einen Vorteil in ihren zukünftigen Verwaltungsprozessen zu geben. Sie hat Burt irgendwie verabschiedet, sich auf ihr anzunehmen. With that plan and her second marriage failing, she turned suspicion onto Michael Roberts instead.

Die Beobachter haben verabschiedet, dass Tracey den ganzen Angriff verabschiedet hat, um John Pittman zu implizieren, um ihr einen Vorteil in ihren zukünftigen Verwaltungsprozessen zu geben. Sie hat Burt irgendwie verabschiedet, sich auf ihr anzunehmen. With that plan and her second marriage failing, she turned suspicion onto Michael Roberts instead.

Die Beobachter haben verabschiedet, dass Tracey den ganzen Angriff verabschiedet hat, um John Pittman zu implizieren, um ihr einen Vorteil in ihren zukünftigen Verwaltungsprozessen zu geben. Sie hat Burt irgendwie verabschiedet, sich auf ihr anzunehmen. With that plan and her second marriage failing, she turned suspicion onto Michael Roberts instead.

But as convinced as the investigators were, they lacked the evidence to prove it. If they were going to press charges against Tracey, they'd need something more concrete. Back in December 2001, the police had spoken to Tracey's friend Mary Higgins, who had defended Tracey. Knowing that loyalties change over time, in 2011 the new investigation team summoned Mary in for another interview.

But as convinced as the investigators were, they lacked the evidence to prove it. If they were going to press charges against Tracey, they'd need something more concrete. Back in December 2001, the police had spoken to Tracey's friend Mary Higgins, who had defended Tracey. Knowing that loyalties change over time, in 2011 the new investigation team summoned Mary in for another interview.

But as convinced as the investigators were, they lacked the evidence to prove it. If they were going to press charges against Tracey, they'd need something more concrete. Back in December 2001, the police had spoken to Tracey's friend Mary Higgins, who had defended Tracey. Knowing that loyalties change over time, in 2011 the new investigation team summoned Mary in for another interview.

This time, Mary admitted she had many lingering questions of her own about the supposed home invasion. Tracy had told Mary that the second intruder had been wearing a ski mask. If this was the case, Mary wondered how Tracy had provided a description of his face.

This time, Mary admitted she had many lingering questions of her own about the supposed home invasion. Tracy had told Mary that the second intruder had been wearing a ski mask. If this was the case, Mary wondered how Tracy had provided a description of his face.

This time, Mary admitted she had many lingering questions of her own about the supposed home invasion. Tracy had told Mary that the second intruder had been wearing a ski mask. If this was the case, Mary wondered how Tracy had provided a description of his face.

Mary had also been taken aback by the nonchalant, emotionless way that Tracy spoke about the shooting, as though she was reading items off a grocery list. Mary accused Tracy of being a terrible mother who was physically abusive towards Bert. She detailed one occasion when she and Tracy were discussing the home invasion and Bert entered the room.

Mary had also been taken aback by the nonchalant, emotionless way that Tracy spoke about the shooting, as though she was reading items off a grocery list. Mary accused Tracy of being a terrible mother who was physically abusive towards Bert. She detailed one occasion when she and Tracy were discussing the home invasion and Bert entered the room.

Mary had also been taken aback by the nonchalant, emotionless way that Tracy spoke about the shooting, as though she was reading items off a grocery list. Mary accused Tracy of being a terrible mother who was physically abusive towards Bert. She detailed one occasion when she and Tracy were discussing the home invasion and Bert entered the room.

Mary claimed that Bert became extremely agitated and started banging his head on the table, saying, Why did you go back up there? You didn't have to shoot him. Mary said that in the wake of the home invasion, Tracy had told her that police suspected her ex-husband John Pittman hired Dustin to murder her. Mary explained to the investigators that

Mary claimed that Bert became extremely agitated and started banging his head on the table, saying, Why did you go back up there? You didn't have to shoot him. Mary said that in the wake of the home invasion, Tracy had told her that police suspected her ex-husband John Pittman hired Dustin to murder her. Mary explained to the investigators that

Mary claimed that Bert became extremely agitated and started banging his head on the table, saying, Why did you go back up there? You didn't have to shoot him. Mary said that in the wake of the home invasion, Tracy had told her that police suspected her ex-husband John Pittman hired Dustin to murder her. Mary explained to the investigators that

Tracy told me all the stuff in the notebook showed that Dr. Pittman was behind it. At this, Agent Trent Villitar and Prosecutor Ben Smith exchanged a look. For all these years, the pink notebook found in Dustin Weedy's car had been concealed from anyone outside of law enforcement, including Tracy. Das Einzige, was sie über das Notebook wusste, war, ob sie selbst etwas damit zu tun hatte.

Tracy told me all the stuff in the notebook showed that Dr. Pittman was behind it. At this, Agent Trent Villitar and Prosecutor Ben Smith exchanged a look. For all these years, the pink notebook found in Dustin Weedy's car had been concealed from anyone outside of law enforcement, including Tracy. Das Einzige, was sie über das Notebook wusste, war, ob sie selbst etwas damit zu tun hatte.

Tracy told me all the stuff in the notebook showed that Dr. Pittman was behind it. At this, Agent Trent Villitar and Prosecutor Ben Smith exchanged a look. For all these years, the pink notebook found in Dustin Weedy's car had been concealed from anyone outside of law enforcement, including Tracy. Das Einzige, was sie über das Notebook wusste, war, ob sie selbst etwas damit zu tun hatte.

Bis zu diesem Punkt hatte Agent Villeter eine Menge E-Mails zwischen sich selbst und Tracy Richter. Schauend über sie, hat er bemerkt, dass Tracy ihren Ex-Husband John Pittman als einen Spaß am Mindgames spielte. She wrote that he'd wanted to be a psychiatrist, but his parents wouldn't allow it. Agent Villeter realized this sounded familiar.