Tammy Gilden
speaker
58 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard May 2025
Tammy Gilden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The deputies told Michael to sit on the couch. This was after they searched between the cushions for any weapons.
Linda was in a chair nearby. Even though Michael wasn't under arrest, he was clearly a person of interest in this case, having been in Anacortes on the day Mark Stover disappeared. Sergeant Davis said they read Michael his Miranda rights, just in case he said something that could be admissible in court.
Chief Deputy Rodriguez noticed how distraught Linda became when Michael said that he made the trip to see his ex-wife Jennifer.
He said Linda left the room crying.
Back in the living room, Chief Deputy Rodriguez continued to press Michael for an answer about why he went to visit his ex-wife.
Outside on the deck, Sergeant Davis was getting new information from Skagit County.
When Sergeant Davis saw this happen, alarm bells started to go off in his mind. Why was Michael even outside? And what did he just remove from his car?
Michael Oakes had just taken something out of his car. but the darkness and mist made it tough to see. Sergeant Gene Davis spotted Michael while outside talking on the phone.
Chief Deputy Dave Rodriguez was inside with Linda when Sergeant Davis brought Michael back. So he walks in with Oakes.
Since he knew them well, he felt that he needed to reinforce to Michael that he was no longer a friend.
After he put Michael in the back of his car, Sergeant Davis walked out to grab whatever Michael had thrown down that embankment.
He didn't open the bag. Sergeant Davis didn't want to risk spoiling the evidence, but he said that whatever was inside was heavy.
Skagit County deputies arrived later that night to search Michael's SUV, and Sergeant Davis gave them that unopened garbage bag.
But when they searched Michael's vehicle, there was no bundle of blankets. investigators kept searching for Mark Stover's body.
And as they gathered the evidence, Michael Oakes' story seemed more and more unbelievable.
Absolutely. From 48 Hours, this is Trained to Kill. The dog trainer, the heiress, and the bodyguard. Produced by Sony Music Entertainment. I'm your host, Peter Van Sant. Judy Tigard is the executive producer of 48 Hours. Original reporting by 48 Hours producers Ryan Smith and Liza Finley. Jamie Benson is the senior producer for Paramount Audio. and Maura Waltz is the senior story editor.
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