Jim Mosley
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103 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Jim Mosley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Turns out, one of the realtors who was spooked after meeting with Sue and her suspicious caretaker had warned someone.
He told the head of security at Sue's gated community, Ron, about the damning articles he'd read about the woman entrusted with Sue's care. He had retired from the force, but knew who to call.
That's when Detective Todd and Ron first met and put their heads together.
I asked Detective Todd why she was hard up on warrants and NRS so soon. After all, she'd only read articles. She had yet to see a shred of evidence.
Call it a detective's instinct.
For decades, Sandra had always been one step ahead of them. Detectives, victims, anyone who thought they could catch her. She always slipped through. But now, the walls were closing in. Not by the hands of those who had chased her for decades. Not by the ones who knew her best. But a woman with no history with Sandra. Just a detective with a sharp eye and a relentless sense of duty.
Jane Todd wasn't just chasing her. She was about to outplay her. With Sandra on her mission trip abroad and Sue and her son Jim at his place in Charlotte, Detective Todd wanted to take advantage of the empty house.
Detective Todd recalled one of the first things that stood out to her.
Why practice another person's signature unless you were fixing to sign on their behalf?
The more Detective Todd dug, the more predatory behavior she found.
You can probably guess where Sandra was stashing documents.
Sounds a lot like what Jay Benson discovered in Atlanta. But in this room, Sandra had a secret spot above the bed.
All of that was hidden. Sandra wasn't just stealing. She was running a full-blown financial con. And this time, there wasn't just a paper trail. Next, Detective Todd went to Sue's bank to review surveillance footage, hoping she could catch Sandra on camera.
Detective Todd found she'd been using Sue's credit card, too. She bought gifts at a Christmas shop, spa pedicures, and an expensive dinner. Jim had been right to worry about her using his mother's credit card to buy those pricey golf balls. Sue returned home two days after Detective Todd's investigation began.
She was the one to tell her that the missionary she let into her home, trusted to care for her, became close with, was a fraud. A calculating thief. Jim told me how distraught his mother was.
Sue was lucky to have Detective Todd and Jim going to bat for her here, but she was the victim. So her participation in the investigation was going to be crucial. She confirmed she hadn't authorized any of the purchases. And Detective Todd went the extra mile to confirm it was in fact Sandra who made them, canvassing businesses where the charges had been made.
Sue Mosley died in the summer of 2024, so I never got a chance to speak with her. I don't fault her for trusting Sandra. She knew how to get her to let her guard down. She was, supposedly, a fellow Christian who believed in the golden rule, right? But it was also purposeful deception. Sandra would show Sue doctored credit card statements that looked legit. To her, at least.
Then another revelation. Detective Todd learned that mere months before her lieutenant sent her out to sue Mosley's home, someone else in her department had been looking into Sandra.
Nancy is Sue's daughter. She'd been staying there temporarily when the so-called missionary came to stay, but Nancy didn't really get on with her.
She made some even greater allegations.
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