Investigator Mike Mayhew
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559 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Investigator Mike Mayhew’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He took Angela's possessions, money, a cell phone with him.
Are you believing any of this? No. I'm only believing the fact that he shot Angela.
We knew Chris. He would tell us how much he loved Angela, how devastated he was that there was a restraining order.
We knew the minute that there was a shooting at the kennel, something had happened with Chris. We were concerned that this was a getaway vehicle for him in here because it was just so odd. It had no reason to be here. I called 911 immediately. It was very intense because at that point he was still missing.
The minute we came in the door, I knew that Chris Pritchard had spent some time in here. He certainly made himself at home here.
You show up at a place where you know she's going to be You've got a gun with her. You know you've got a no contact order. An argument breaks out. She calls 911. She winds up dead. This wasn't just some accident.
If this was an accident, why are you taking her cell phone, which is her only means of survival? Why aren't you calling for help yourself? Why aren't you rendering any type of aid for your wife?
The gun was leaning up against the cupboards. He went to retrieve a backpack and it fell. And then that went off and shot her.
The fact that he's saying that after the gun went off and it struck her, that she's yelling profanities back at him. Well, we have a 911 recording of that conversation. That did not take place.
Shaker Heights is an affluent suburb. It's very diverse. There's a lot of old money. And I think people don't like to think things like this happen in places like that. You know, we've learned they do.
Yeah, and I think you see that in the journals where Penny, at least for that summer, was his life.
In his journal, you see him talking about this girl as this wonderful thing and the object of his affection. The times that I had spent with Penny this summer when things were going good and she was nice to me was like a dream come true. The weather was beautiful, so was she, and I was at times happier than I had ever been in my life.
No, I think it was a legal tactic to show the court, you know, I'm sorry and I'm taking steps to correct my behavior and I'm sick and I'm getting help.
It's scary. You know, it's just frightening because he lays out what he's going to do. And you see this progression, this evolution in his mind of her as this sweet little girl to this evil object that has to be made to pay.
I think that my actions were a way to force myself to be an important part of her life, even though it was in a negative way. I once thought, forget about me, bitch. I will make you remember me forever. And then the one that just, I still to this day can't get over. How cool and superior will you look when I blow your brains out into the ground?
He's at the Cleveland Clinic in their psychiatric ward writing, How cool will you look when I walk up and blow your brains out?" And five months later, in broad daylight, across the street from the police station, that's exactly what he did.
Everything that happened to Scott after the summer is all Penny's fault. She ruined his life for her own petty amusement.
The number one rule of stalking is never use your own phone. He didn't care if he got caught. He's talking about himself.
I would like to take a hammer and repeatedly smash her face in with it until her face is a soupy, bloody pulp. Scott's moral duty has been satisfied by just sending these messages. You can never say that you didn't know. You were given the opportunity. Remember that.
John Blauvelt was working over there at the Armed Forces Center.
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