Richard Spivey

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79 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Feb 2025

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Here's a young lady with a child. She's pregnant with another child. And you know, she deserves justice. I mean, there need to be answers provided here. And the person responsible needs to be brought to justice.
From everybody we talked to, I mean, she was somebody that kind of had a plan. She was going to get like a business degree. She was going to, I think more or less specializing in accounting. She wanted to find a professional husband, somebody that was, you know, kind of had the same goals of achieving and building a nice life and wanted to have children, et cetera.
I mean, so she had it kind of laid out what she wanted.
She was planning on cutting back on the number of hours that she worked. It was going to be a pay cut. She also was planning on converting money. the third floor slash semi-finished attic space. She was going to convert that into a room where her mother could live. And her mom was going to move down here from New York and move in with them and help take care of the children.
He wanted her to go over to the house and pick up some printouts that he had left on the printer concerning a handbag that was for sale. I think it was a coach handbag that was for sale on eBay.
And he did not want Michelle to discover these, so he called her sister and asked her if she could go over there and pick them up.
And this wasn't unusual. I think she had a key to the house. She would babysit for them and stuff like that. So it wasn't unusual. She said she went to the house, expected her sister to be there because she saw her car, started calling out to her and didn't hear anything. And then heard, I think her niece, who was maybe not quite two years old at the time, heard her upstairs.
In the master bedroom, she finds her deceased sister laying between the bed and what is actually the husband's closet.
Carpet was completely saturated with blood. There was blood spatter around the walls and the door. Blood areas that were soaked into the pillow and part of the mattress. I mean, just a horrific kind of scene right there.
She noticed soon thereafter that in the bathroom there were bloody footprints of little tiny footprints that were her niece.
I think the first ones arriving were just kind of shocked at exactly how brutal the beating was and how serious the crime scene was as far as the amount of blood. I mean, that really stood out. I've seen serious facial injuries, usually because of the result of maybe a self-inflicted shotgun blast or a rifle or something like that. I've seen really horrific injuries.
Traffic accidents where there's a lot of damage to the face. This was by far the worst that I had ever seen that had been like manually conducted on someone, another human being. I mean, it's just hard to believe this might could beat someone that viciously.
The only thing that we can determine... that was missing were there was a little jewelry box or jewelry chest that had three or four drawers in it that had been built by Jason's stepfather and given to Michelle. I think this is a wedding gift. There were two drawers, I believe that were missing from that jewelry chest.
And in speaking with her sister, we were like, you know, does she have a lot of jewelry, a lot of expensive jewelry, jewelry, Anything like that? Hardly anything like that. No, that's, you know, she just, that wasn't her thing.
From my experience, you know, as an investigator and a police officer, I just thought that was kind of a bizarre thing to be missing as well because no electronics were taken. Why take the whole drawer? That just stood out as like somebody was trying to draw attention to that. Oh, look, this is missing. Somebody took this.
I had investigated and responded to numerous scenes of a break-in where a homeowner was home or walked in on a break-in or what have you, and usually the perpetrator would just run. If they did, if it was some like a close encounter type thing, they might shove the person or maybe hit the person or whatever. But it's just basically to stun them to get away.
So the whole somebody broke in to steal something just out of these two drawers and then beat her to death like this just didn't make sense.
There's anger. There's some kind of, you know, something behind it. Some kind of anger, hatred, something.
She was very serious about things, very dedicated. They said, loving mother, very dedicated to her child, great friend. If she said she was going to be someplace at such and such a time, She was there five minutes early. I mean, she was that kind of person. The kind of person you'd be lucky if you had somebody like that as a neighbor.
He was very much an alpha male, very much going to do whatever he wanted to do. Make fun of somebody if he's going to get a laugh from the rest of the group, regardless of how much it may have hurt the person that he was talking about. That kind of a person.
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