Christina Parcell's Sister
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172 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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And she texted me, you know, she felt good, it went well. It was, talk me through your qualifications, et cetera, et cetera, very short.
Meanwhile, Tina is at her office 20 minutes away.
I was at work and my phone says, you have a voicemail. And it was Post telling me there was an emergency at the house and I needed to come home.
So I call him back. And he says, you have to get here. I think she's dead. I'm like, what happened? He's like, I don't know. I can't tell. So you race home? Absolutely race home. I get there about 1130. They wouldn't tell me that she was actually dead for the first maybe an hour and a half.
It's a tragic end to a sibling relationship that survived ups and downs, beginning with an incredibly close bond.
She was younger, I was older. Two years apart. Two years and four days. Our birthdays were four days apart, so we would have birthday parties kind of around the same time. We were each other's best friends, basically, growing up. She was smart. She was quick-witted, and she was kind.
Her sister says Christina loved running and gifting friends with her professional-looking homemade chocolates. And she had ambitions for a new career.
She had gone back to school for nursing. She seemed exceptionally devoted to her daughter. I can't believe I find this word.
Christina Parcell shared custody with her ex-boyfriend, John Mello. Five months before her death, she and her daughter had moved into Tina's home in Greer, a suburb 12 miles from the city of Greenville. Greenville, South Carolina, is a city nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's one of the fastest growing cities in the US.
It's known for its southern charm, its tree-lined streets, and its vibrant art and music scene.
But clearing the county's latest homicide could pose a challenge. Back at the house, police are scrubbing the crime scene for more details.
This was a slaughter. Make no mistake about it. 19 slices to the neck and face. That's personal. Do you think she fought? I hope like hell she fought.
Adding to the mystery, those scattered rose petals.
Any idea where that came from? No. I mean, it had to have been brought by the person that was in my home.
leading to the question, who was that person in the home? Police first want to talk to Parcell's fiance, Bradley Post.
Post is a retired engineer and business owner. He and Christina Parcell had been dating for six years.
What was he like? Pompous. Always wanted to be the smartest person in the room or the richest person in the room, preferably both. You didn't like him? No, not, no. He's very particular. He likes things the way he likes them. Did she seem happy? Sometimes. She was becoming less and less happy with Post and less and less enamored with the thought of marrying him.
Two days after the murder, once the crime scene was released, Tina and Bradley Post do a walkthrough with police. What did you think of him and his demeanor that day?
Seems strange to you?
No, because he was a fastidious, persnickety man. didn't surprise me at all that he didn't want to touch anything icky.
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