Wayne Triplett

Betty says it wasn't until decades later that Jeannie claimed she had been abused by a male relative. Jeannie started running away from home.

Betty says it wasn't until decades later that Jeannie claimed she had been abused by a male relative. Jeannie started running away from home.

Betty says it wasn't until decades later that Jeannie claimed she had been abused by a male relative. Jeannie started running away from home.

Would you sometimes find her?

Would you sometimes find her?

Would you sometimes find her?

As the time passed, she feared her daughter was using drugs and soon learned how Jeannie was making ends meet. And what did your daughter do?

As the time passed, she feared her daughter was using drugs and soon learned how Jeannie was making ends meet. And what did your daughter do?

As the time passed, she feared her daughter was using drugs and soon learned how Jeannie was making ends meet. And what did your daughter do?

At one point, it seemed she settled down long enough to get married, but her family says it didn't last long. Soon after, she married again to a man with children, and Jeannie became a stepmom. And they depended on her. She was the only mother they really knew. Even when Jeannie split with their father, she remained in the children's lives.

At one point, it seemed she settled down long enough to get married, but her family says it didn't last long. Soon after, she married again to a man with children, and Jeannie became a stepmom. And they depended on her. She was the only mother they really knew. Even when Jeannie split with their father, she remained in the children's lives.

At one point, it seemed she settled down long enough to get married, but her family says it didn't last long. Soon after, she married again to a man with children, and Jeannie became a stepmom. And they depended on her. She was the only mother they really knew. Even when Jeannie split with their father, she remained in the children's lives.

At the time of her murder, she was living with a man named Arthur Gray at that apartment complex. After Jeannie's murder, he became a person of interest.

At the time of her murder, she was living with a man named Arthur Gray at that apartment complex. After Jeannie's murder, he became a person of interest.

At the time of her murder, she was living with a man named Arthur Gray at that apartment complex. After Jeannie's murder, he became a person of interest.

Retired FBI agent Chris Bogers would later join the investigation. According to police reports, Jeannie, who was a sex worker, claimed she worked for Gray, and there was a history of violence between them. At the crime scene, authorities found hairs stuck to Jeannie's left hand, and one of those hairs matched Gray. But Boker says the case against Gray started to fall apart pretty quickly.

Retired FBI agent Chris Bogers would later join the investigation. According to police reports, Jeannie, who was a sex worker, claimed she worked for Gray, and there was a history of violence between them. At the crime scene, authorities found hairs stuck to Jeannie's left hand, and one of those hairs matched Gray. But Boker says the case against Gray started to fall apart pretty quickly.

Retired FBI agent Chris Bogers would later join the investigation. According to police reports, Jeannie, who was a sex worker, claimed she worked for Gray, and there was a history of violence between them. At the crime scene, authorities found hairs stuck to Jeannie's left hand, and one of those hairs matched Gray. But Boker says the case against Gray started to fall apart pretty quickly.

And Arthur Gray said he wasn't even in town, but on a motorcycle trip in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the weekend Jeannie was murdered.

And Arthur Gray said he wasn't even in town, but on a motorcycle trip in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the weekend Jeannie was murdered.