Investigator Mike Mayhew
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559 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Both of the men had similar injury wounds, that is shotgun wound to the face.
Based on what I see at the scene, looking at the photographs, my estimate was something like two feet. You're two feet away. My goodness, you don't really need to aim. You just kind of point and shoot.
It's amazing that she did survive because basically it looks like she was left for dead.
I was specifically asked to look at the injuries to the right arm.
I think they're very consistent with someone who had fired a shotgun.
We heard that name from day one. There were certain individuals who gave us that name and said, you need to look into Jodi Arias.
There was a hallway leading off to the bathroom where the shower stall was. That was all covered in blood. I noticed large amounts of blood pooling and smears.
That's the shower stall with the body crammed down on the bottom of it.
Were you at Travis's house?
As soon as you get out of the vehicle, you can smell a burning odor. The body was wrapped in several items that had burned during the fire but were not totally consumed. There was the remains of a blue plastic camping tarp. Then around all that was rope.
I could not even tell if it was a male or a female. But based upon the face, I knew it was a Caucasian person.
She just kept asking a lot of questions of how to get stains out.
We sold her probably about $100 worth of stuff.
The jury has reached a verdict. I'll ask the audience. Realize there are emotions in here, but we need for everyone to keep their composure.
Salonia was 26 years old at the time. When I watched the crime scene video and saw Saloni's body in that car, immediately I was sad, I was mad. It was pretty apparent to me right away that whoever did this homicide hated this woman.
Anytime a young woman, Saloni's age, is killed the way she's killed, I think most people right away would assume the husband did it, right? And that's the easy way, that's the stereotypical way. But it's also not out of the realm of possibility that this was some killing for another reason. From that day on, my life changed forever.
Well, why reopen it is an interesting question. This was a case, to me, right away when I looked at it, that there was a story to be told.
He said, look, I've already poured hundreds of man hours into that case, and y'all didn't do anything. And he said, you're wasting your time, kid. Have a nice life, basically.
So I offered him what I would say would be the golden ticket. But Barnes rejected the offer. He did not trust me. He did not believe me.
As Barry and I were getting back in the car, Jim Ray Barnes came over to us and he said, I want you boys to know that I'm the key to it all. And he said, if you think you can indict me for murder, then do it. Anthony was quick to take him up on that challenge.
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