Nicole Matusko
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66 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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I know that they really began to get suspicious when they got the records that showed that it was turned off remotely when she was not home. And it would have been consistent with the time or right around the time when Amar would have been coming home.
She had indicated that she couldn't get the garage door to open. But then when the first responders arrived on scene, her car was actually parked inside the garage. So at some point, she was able to open that garage door and then pull her car inside.
When her friend came to pick up her children, she was not hysterical. She was calm, and she put her children in the car, and she didn't mention that Amar was murdered brutally inside that home. And then she called 911.
So they had learned through her phone that she utilized a social media app called TextNow.
They started reading through the TextNow information, and that's really when they started to learn about the affair with Jacob Fisher.
So Jacob Fisher was someone that she had met months prior that she had started a relationship with. They learned through those communications that she had called off the relationship months prior and then had reignited the relationship and got back together with him. And that she was in constant communication with him throughout the days leading up to February 4th.
So there was indication through the text messages of her talking to Jacob Fisher about how much she didn't like Amar Alyassari. And there was text messages back and forth about how she believed that he should die. She had been telling Jacob Fisher that it was an abusive relationship with Amar. And we didn't take that lightly because that does happen here as well.
We were able to locate a conversation where they were talking about the children. And Jacob Fisher actually said, why the do I care more about these children than he does? Meaning a bar that mother needs to die. So, I mean, that led us to believe that they're talking about killing the person that three weeks later is found murdered in his home.
They knew Bedour was not the one that swung the axe or the weapon at Amar because we knew where she was when he was murdered. So they started investigating Jacob Fisher, and they learned that he lived here in the Lansing area.
Given the nature of how she wasn't forthcoming with his information in the initial interview, they were concerned that if they were to bring her in, that she would either destroy evidence, tip him off, or potentially run.
When they conducted the search warrant at his residence, they located a Kroger receipt that had indicated that just a few days before the murder, the person had purchased a camp axe, bleach, and some other minor items that were not associated with the crime.
A chop wound is a unique injury in a homicide case. And now you have someone associated with the wife of the victim purchasing this just days before Amar was murdered.
something that was in the back of law enforcement's mind is maybe she's not involved, but they really tried to investigate to determine what her involvement, if any, would be without bringing her in because they didn't want him, Jacob Fisher, tipped off. Or if she was involved, again, we have her turning off the alarm shortly before Amara got there. They didn't want evidence to become destroyed.
And Kroger had great surveillance. They were actually able to get pretty clear surveillance footage of Jacob Fisher purchasing the camp axe and then a bottle of bleach.
They also were able to get surveillance footage from the outside of the store, which showed the parking lot area. And they were able to show that Jacob Fisher arrived in the passenger side of a red truck, a truck consistent with the truck that Badur Ayasari was known to drive. This was confirmation.
The turning off of the alarm and now we have her or someone driving a truck consistent with what she was able to drive with Jacob Fisher buying the murder weapon was a really big indication that she was involved in the crime.
We knew that this would be a difficult case to prove. We knew that it would be very evidence-based and technical.
So Jacob Fisher was actually arrested first. He did not provide a statement.
Our theory was that Ammar had indicated to Padur that he had left work and that he was driving home. We then had her at a stoplight turning off the alarm remotely. It was our theory that she had communication with Jacob. He knew that alarm was going to be off. She had turned it off and she had let Jacob Fisher inside the home just moments before Ammar Alyassari would have arrived.
Omar likely didn't get far from the door. He had removed his shoes, but then he was murdered right where he would have entered the home. Right behind where he was murdered, there was a room which was like a laundry room. We believed that it was likely that Jacob Fisher was hiding in that room and he ambushed Omar and then struck him with the camp axe that he had purchased just days before.
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