James Petrogallo

She's covered in ice, for Christ's sake. But he said she was blinking. And that was that. So the neighbors, news spreads quickly in this neighborhood, like fire, gone. So they were like, holy shit. One of the neighbors said the last time she saw Joseph Parker was two days ago when he was leaving the home at about 5.30 p.m.

She's covered in ice, for Christ's sake. But he said she was blinking. And that was that. So the neighbors, news spreads quickly in this neighborhood, like fire, gone. So they were like, holy shit. One of the neighbors said the last time she saw Joseph Parker was two days ago when he was leaving the home at about 5.30 p.m.

She's covered in ice, for Christ's sake. But he said she was blinking. And that was that. So the neighbors, news spreads quickly in this neighborhood, like fire, gone. So they were like, holy shit. One of the neighbors said the last time she saw Joseph Parker was two days ago when he was leaving the home at about 5.30 p.m.

However, she said she noticed something strange at the home at about 1.30 on Friday. She said, I was walking my dog and I saw their back light come on, so someone was definitely in there. And I thought it was unusual because they're never up that early. 1.30 a.m. isn't up early. That's up late.

However, she said she noticed something strange at the home at about 1.30 on Friday. She said, I was walking my dog and I saw their back light come on, so someone was definitely in there. And I thought it was unusual because they're never up that early. 1.30 a.m. isn't up early. That's up late.

However, she said she noticed something strange at the home at about 1.30 on Friday. She said, I was walking my dog and I saw their back light come on, so someone was definitely in there. And I thought it was unusual because they're never up that early. 1.30 a.m. isn't up early. That's up late.

I would think, yeah, unless they went to bed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. That's a very odd time to be up.

I would think, yeah, unless they went to bed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. That's a very odd time to be up.

I would think, yeah, unless they went to bed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. That's a very odd time to be up.

Yeah. So it seems like they're not usually up that late is probably what it is. Rhonda Haley across the street from them said it's kind of scary. You just don't see that every morning when you get up that your neighbor has killed his wife. So it's a little unnerving. Something had to have happened to him or her something. So the cops at this point are like, let's give Joe a shout back, shall we?

Yeah. So it seems like they're not usually up that late is probably what it is. Rhonda Haley across the street from them said it's kind of scary. You just don't see that every morning when you get up that your neighbor has killed his wife. So it's a little unnerving. Something had to have happened to him or her something. So the cops at this point are like, let's give Joe a shout back, shall we?

Yeah. So it seems like they're not usually up that late is probably what it is. Rhonda Haley across the street from them said it's kind of scary. You just don't see that every morning when you get up that your neighbor has killed his wife. So it's a little unnerving. Something had to have happened to him or her something. So the cops at this point are like, let's give Joe a shout back, shall we?

So they call him back. Dispatchers call him back at about 345 a.m. And they're like, Joe, how's it going, pal? Found your wife super dead, by the way. So you did that right anyway. And they said, you know, where are you? Where are you at, bud? He said, I'm on the interstate to Chattanooga, headed to Chattanooga to visit friends.

So they call him back. Dispatchers call him back at about 345 a.m. And they're like, Joe, how's it going, pal? Found your wife super dead, by the way. So you did that right anyway. And they said, you know, where are you? Where are you at, bud? He said, I'm on the interstate to Chattanooga, headed to Chattanooga to visit friends.

So they call him back. Dispatchers call him back at about 345 a.m. And they're like, Joe, how's it going, pal? Found your wife super dead, by the way. So you did that right anyway. And they said, you know, where are you? Where are you at, bud? He said, I'm on the interstate to Chattanooga, headed to Chattanooga to visit friends.

I'm just going to go hang out with my friends at 4 o'clock in the morning in Chattanooga.

I'm just going to go hang out with my friends at 4 o'clock in the morning in Chattanooga.

I'm just going to go hang out with my friends at 4 o'clock in the morning in Chattanooga.

Probably not now. So, yeah, the person, the communications director, said he told the communications center he was driving to Chattanooga. Sometimes a suspect will lie to the police about his or her whereabouts after a crime, so I'm not sure how valid the information is, they said.

Probably not now. So, yeah, the person, the communications director, said he told the communications center he was driving to Chattanooga. Sometimes a suspect will lie to the police about his or her whereabouts after a crime, so I'm not sure how valid the information is, they said.