Troy Roberts

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357 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 11 Dec

Troy Roberts’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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How do you get away with it?
For Renee, all the dark talk was just a twisted fantasy. That is until she received a disturbing email from Twitchell in mid-October.
And what did you take that to mean?
Renee tried to get Twitchell to confess to her, but he never did. However, one of his last emails confirmed her fears.
But Twitchell had underestimated the police.
Adding to their circumstantial case, Twitchell possessing Altinger's car, the SK Confessions document, and his Dexter obsession, investigators finally had hard evidence. They had found Altinger's blood in Twitchell's trunk.
On Halloween morning, 2008, while Twitchell was putting the finishing touches on his Halloween costume at his parents' home, police were busy laying a trap.
Back at the station, Detective Clark and Twitchell came face to face in the interrogation room once again.
Three weeks after Altinger's disappearance, police charged Twitchell with first-degree murder. The once talkative movie director barely uttered a line. You didn't get much of a reaction, did you?
He didn't have to. SK Confessions, which police have been dissecting word by word, spoke volumes. They were now convinced it was no screenplay, but rather a diary of murder. One passage about a knife read, I thrust it into his gut. His reaction was pure Hollywood.
but there was a crucial part of the story they couldn't verify about a victim who had survived.
Detective Bill Clark's years in the hockey rink have taught him a valuable lesson. That keeping your eye on the goal is often the key to victory. And now the game plan was finding the alleged victim who had escaped from Twitchell's garage.
But police had found a helpful clue during the search of Twitchell's home.
Police soon took to the airwaves.
Gilles Tetreault was at home, oblivious to the horror he had escaped when a friend told him to watch the news.
What Gilles heard next came as an even greater shock. Another man had been lured to the same garage and met a gruesome end. We have not found John Altinger's body. And what were you thinking when you heard this?
Exactly one month after he was attacked, Gilles Tetreault walked into the Edmonton Police Department and told police his incredible story.
But in reality, Detective Clark knew exactly what had happened next.
Gilles' story matched nearly word for word what was in SK Confessions. I grabbed him by the leg as if to drag him back into the garage, caveman style. So I know that this diary we have is true.
Seven days after Gilles was attacked, police say Twitchell wasn't going to make the same mistake twice.
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