Investigator Mike Mayhew
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559 appearances
31 recordings
1 series
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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I think fast cars and hot girls have gone together since the beginning of motor sports.
She loved the cars. She loved the crowds. And she was just really into it. Tilt your head a little in this way. Perfect.
The D-Sport cover formula is a badass car and a hot model.
She was born in Singapore, came over here to the United States, and was chasing that American dream.
She was really hoping to get that big break.
There was a very, very good chance that a court someday was going to give him a new trial.
There was nothing fair about this trial, nothing the prosecution had done, nothing that the judge had done, nothing about the evidence, the way it came in, was fair.
Were you surprised? Yes. I was flabbergasted. I mean, I truly was stunned that anybody would have the audacity to try to do this. The jury heard testimony that Price-Dash admitted he was hired to arrange the murder. I immediately started screaming. I never sat down for the next two days. I was objecting every chance I had.
Is this a major transgression? Yes, absolutely. And I'm not exaggerating. It was an appalling moment in criminal justice. Kelly Siegler, very experienced, very tough prosecutor. Very. She crossed the line?
Bedford County is very rural in places. If you were driving through, you would think this is a very beautiful place.
And there's a weapon laying beside her.
There was typing on it that appeared to be a suicide note. It was not signed Jocelyn, it was typed Jocelyn.
We found out that she was married and was separated at the time. She was married to Wesley Ernest.
They had built a lake house that was worth a lot of money. We're talking multi-million dollar homes all over this lake. Was there romance?
We asked Mr. Earnest if we thought his wife could be suicidal, and he told us yes. I was there for the autopsy. I thought the bullet wound was to the left temple, and it turned out being that the bullet wound was to the back of the head back here. I received a phone call from the guy in fingerprints in the lab, and he stated that he had found prints on the note.
They were Wesley Ernst's fingerprints. What'd the note say?
I'm at home and get a phone call. Wesley Ernest's house is burning down right now.
How did they get there? Well, there's only one way they got there. He touched that note.
There's no question this body had been moved by someone, and a pretty strong someone. Whoever shot this lady moved her at that time.
She would never, ever lock her dog in there, turn the heat up, shoot herself, knowing her dog could be in there and die in that cage.
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