Detective Scott Roberts
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Yeah, so the tower dump that we executed came back with a lot of information. We got a lot of phone calls from Mike to his girlfriend, other family members, other friends. We also got Ron's information. He made several phone calls. Notably, he called the hospital emergency room.
Ron's calls to the Baltimore emergency room seemed like something you would do to cover your tracks or to see what the status is of Kyle, to see if he had died or if he was still alive.
Amanda said that she was actually with Mike and Ron the night that Kyle Seidel was shot. Amanda says they pulled into the family bowl. She wasn't sure what was going on, why they were there. But Mike and Ron both got out of the car, which in her experience meant that they were probably going to rob somebody. Because if it was just a drug deal, then only one of them would have got out of the car.
And so she witnessed the shooting. Mike and Ron got back in the car, and then they left.
She has a lengthy criminal history and a lot of that criminal history has to do with deception. So whether it's fraud, defrauding people she was supposed to be trusted by, larcenies and things of that nature, it doesn't make her a great witness. So while her information is great and we can use some of that as investigative leads, the court
is not confident that they can bring this case to trial based on her testimony alone.
Julie came forward and said that she took Mike to a small chop shop to actually get rid of the murder weapon used in the Seidel homicide. But based on Julie's statements of when and where it occurred, those things couldn't have happened.
It's tough because when these people came forward, it was so many years after the fact that even if they are telling the truth or trying to tell the most accurate story they can, it's been so long that they get their dates mixed up. But that's part of the reason probably why the court's looking at it, that they can't take it to trial because a defense attorney is going to tear their stories apart.
One possible theory is that Kyle, with a history of some drug use, was going to the bowling alley to purchase drugs since he had a recent Christmas bonus from work. And since he wasn't a regular user, he might have been hooked up with these guys, Mike and Ron. And because he was possibly a first-time buyer, they just robbed him of his money.
The second theory is based on Mike and Ron's history with guns and having guns, is that Kyle was looking to purchase a gun and a text from just a couple of days before the homicide. Kyle texted one of his friends saying he was going to buy a .45 pistol, and that's the caliber of weapon that was used to shoot Kyle.
I think just if people are listening to this, then they will hopefully think about coming forward with any little bit of information that could help connect Kyle somehow to these people or even just connect these people to that area. It would be great to have a reason why they were both there at the same time. We believe we've definitely developed probable cause.
We just need just that little extra information that would place Kyle in the area with those suspects for some reason.
We just want to stress to anybody that was close to Kyle, friends and family, that might be either looking out for his reputation or their own reputation, that any small bit of evidence or leads can be very important to this case.
We interviewed, you know, lots of people that were close to Kyle, one of which, when we interviewed them, it felt like they were holding back and weren't telling us everything just based on their emotional response. And we asked to have that person be part of a polygraph. They agreed, but then shortly afterwards contacted us and said that they did not want to take the polygraph.
They're not going to be looked at in a bad light. And solving his homicide is a lot more important than Kyle either wanting to buy an illegal gun or buying some drugs. None of that matters at this point. It's just trying to help the family out and solve this homicide problem.
So they're going to do what we would naturally do, clear the rest of the house, make sure we don't have whoever did this or we don't have a witness in the house as to what has happened to her. Did anybody else see anything? And then during the search of the house is when the other two victims were located together. There was a significant amount of blood.
We could look at that scene even before touching them and know that, you know, they had passed.
It was a known drug home where people would come in and out of and use drugs. I can't tell you for a fact that they would buy drugs from that house, but we know that there had been some claims of prostitution in that area and some drug use in that area. It looked like it was a house where people would just crash maybe from time to time.
But there was some areas, some of the rooms looked like they were lived in. There was no power at the house. There was no water at the house. So at that time, it looked like people were just staying there. We had also heard that the rooms would be rented from time to time. But with that, any and everybody had been in that house.
So we probably had hundreds of people's prints that had been in that house. You see what I'm saying?
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