Detective Scott Roberts
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295 appearances
18 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Detective Scott Roberts’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I remember the day in court when he lost custody of me. I heard him sobbing in his room in the back of the house, like a kid, you know, like really hard. At that time, I had never seen a grown man respond to my dad. Show of emotions. I screamed in my face, and she kept pointing to him. She goes, you see what you did? You see what you did? That's your fault. You did this to him.
Always knowing that... You're not going to be around forever. You're either going to die or leave me or decide I'm not good enough or I'm broken. Pretty much everyone in my life except for my sister and my close, five close best friends and my wife and daughter are the only people I've ever been able to depend on or trust.
She was a good mother and a good woman. And just when she got into that time of her life, you know, with the domestic violence, and it just kind of spiraled, you know, for her. But that doesn't define who she was, you know.
Yeah, I'd like to think that it would fix what... Some of the hole, maybe. I mean, I feel like I've come a long way.
The two men were described, two black males, one wearing a white jacket, the other wearing a dark hoodie. Now, that's important because we spoke with another person who would have been in the area of the one-stop who also described hearing some sort of a commotion at the one-stop. And when he looked over, he did see two people running, one in a white jacket and one in a dark hoodie.
He was kind. He was a person that if somebody was short on money trying to purchase something, he would just give them the item at whatever they had or just give them the item. And Chief Carl heard the same things.
There were two registers. Neither register was tampered with. No money was taken. Nothing else seemed to be tampered with. I believe there was a safe and the safe was intact.
It was adamant that he needed to speak with somebody in cold case, that he knew the details of what was going on in East Windsor's homicide, and that if somebody came down there, he would take us, show us the scene, and he would explain exactly what happened and who did it.
The working theory and hope here is that those two suspects have told at least one person, and then that one person maybe told another person, and that kind of scattered through the years to the point where maybe somebody's out there that wants to give us that one little bit of information that's going to help us across the finish line.
They were concerned because Wojtek had been at their house overnight, and when they went to go check on him in the morning, he was gone. He was not there. And the last time they saw him, they reported he was acting. What they said was strange.
Around 5 a.m., one of the people at East Shore Road reported they had woken up because he was downstairs, highly emotional, crying. He was nude. He was reportedly hitting himself with a piece of bed frame that he had disassembled from the bed. The roommates were able to calm him down and then went back to bed, and all the roommates went back to bed.
But they were concerned about his behavior, but nobody called the police or fire department at that time. And then the next day around noon time, that's when they realized he was gone and all his clothes and stuff were still on the floor. So that's when they got concerned and called us.
We never had any evidence that he was highly intoxicated or under the influence of narcotics. Nobody ever stated he did illicit drugs. He did drink, but not heavily. They stated he had a glass of wine at Charlie O's bar.
Some of his friends were concerned. They reported in their statements that he was somewhat depressed about not being able to get a job. He was talking a lot about how he could live, survive out in wilderness. One of his friends said that he was just eating only bread and drinking water recently. He was talking about being one with nature.
He was walking around in cold temperatures wearing light clothing, walking around barefoot. He had an encounter with Newport police a week or so prior where he was out in the freezing cold temperatures barefoot wearing, I believe, jeans and a T-shirt. And it wasn't really making sense when the officers talked to him.
They were a little concerned about some of the things he'd been saying and the way he'd been acting lately.
They observed a book that was turned to a page about being one with the ocean. I believe he didn't have his keys, his house keys or his car keys with him at the time because he left those back in Newport. But just his clothing and a book is what they located on the floor.
We had a canine team with several dogs come in to search the area. We had officers on the ground. There's a campground nearby, which is pretty vacant in the winter, so we had to search that. It's an old military base, so there's these old tunnels and all kinds of old gun turrets and stuff back there. We had to search that area.
There was a report of a ladder on the nearby dock that was broken, so they found that suspicious. We sent divers down, but it turned out we learned that that was just damaged by a fishing boat striking the fence there.
One male party claimed that he saw a naked man around 11 o'clock on the 6th walking through the marsh, which is right in the area where East Shore Road is. That house borders this marshy, salt marsh area. And after people talking about this, Wojtek going missing, he claims he saw a naked man walking through the marsh southbound around 11 a.m. in the morning.
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