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Welcome to Unspeakable, a true crime podcast where I tell
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stories of real crimes with real victims whose cases are
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so shocking that many are left wondering how is this
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even real? I use my experiences in law enforcement corrections,
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and combined with my years as a criminal justice educator,
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dig deep into complex cases of evil acts, some so
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evil many feel they are unspeakable. Warning Unspeakable as intended
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for mature audiences. If you are easily offended, then I'm
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not your girl. Listening discretion is advised. Hey y'all, kJ
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you're back with another episode of Unspeakable. And by now
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you know that this Derek Todd Lee series is out
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and about and we're gonna get this train roll in,
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so I hope that you're gonna be tuning in for that.
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Don't forget that these stories are gonna be told in
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great detail. I want to get these victims as much
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of a voice as possible, tell their story in full
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truth and everything that I've researched. And I think you're
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gonna really enjoy that. And if you're a patron member Patreon,
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for Patreon, and I think you're gonna really really love it.
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But we'll make that announcement sooner than later. All Right,
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I've got some shout outs to give, so hang in there.
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If you're from Texas, Arizona, Oregon, I'm coming your way,
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even Alabama. So let's start in Texas. And I've got
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Keegan Langham from Pearland, Texas. How are you doing. I'm
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waving at you on the camera I'm so stoked to
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have you and it's gonna be a It's gonna be
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a great episode. I hope you enjoy this one with
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your official shout out in Arizona, Christopher Davis, what is up?
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You are in Tucson, Arizona? How are things going in
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your neck of the woods. I'm so thankful for you, Christopher.
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And then if this is not the ultimate compliment, I
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don't know what is. But Kim Loga, Kim is actually
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a friend of mine and a friend wanting to support
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you financially is something that is just so touching to me.
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So Kim, thank you. You know you're my girl. What
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about des Moines, Iowa? Because Ashley Heathershaw is in Des
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Moines and I've never been there. You're gonna have to
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send me some messages, some pictures show me what it's
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like there. But I'm waving at you on the camera
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as well. Cleveland, Texas, Miss Angela Golf? What is going
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on with you? I had a friend with the last
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name Golf, but I don't think he was from Texas,
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but that might be your cousin girl. How are you
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doing Angela? Then Portland, Oregon, Emily, Now I don't know
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if this is Rudell or Ruddle, so I'm gonna say
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it both, Emily Ruddle or Emily Rudell. How are you doing? Emily?
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You have the sweetest name, though, I think that's precious.
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And then in my neck of the woods, right here
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Greenwell Springs, Louisiana, I've got miss Pam Myers, Hey, Pam,
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how's it going? And then Denim Springs, literally right outside
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the door where I'm recording, I've got Andy Ivy. Hi? Andy?
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Are we friends? Do we know each other in real life?
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We might? I don't know, maybe not, but if not,
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we're friends now. And then last, but certainly not least,
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I'm going to Alexander say the Alabama with Tiffany Bishop. Hi, Tiffany,
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how's it going in Alabama? We actually are gonna play
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all this weekend that I'm recording this, so you're probably
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gonna stomp our ass, but we'll see go Tigers. All right? Well, Hey,
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I'm thankful for all my new friends. I know I
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have a ton more shout outs to give. I'll get
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to y'all next week, but for now, we're gonna head
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in this episode to Texas. So I feel like I'm
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always in Texas, but this is gonna be We're gonna
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roll it back for a little bit because I want
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to take you back to the mid nineties and there
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were two teams that were instantly inseparable when they met
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in high school. And whether it was puppy love or
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something more that was yet to be seen, but Kristin
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Loch and Robert Stewart, this relationship was the real deal. Now.
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Wherever one went, so did the other and attached at
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the hip. That is an absolute understatement. These two were
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were tight, tight, tight, And for all of her personality traits,
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if anything was to be said, it's just that she
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was such a good person in every sense of the word.
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Her openness and her honesty, those are the things that
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really made people comfortable with being around her. And that's
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probably what her sweet boyfriend was drawn to. Originally, she
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had no agenda, she had no need to feel like
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she needed to have influence over others. But her ability
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to make other people feel welcome and that they could
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just share things with her, that is such a gift.
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I have a friend just like that. I've spoken on
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her before, names Krisha, but you just feel so drawn
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to her and that it's a judgment free zone, and
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that even if you're wrong, she'll call you out on it,
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but in the most loving way. And that's the best
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kind of friend if you are that type of person.
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By the way, here's a hug for me to you,
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from me to you, because you're so needed, you know.
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But trustworthy those are the other words that you know
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every day. Those are just everyday words, I guess, but
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they mean everything to a person whenever they are needing
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to share their heart. And trustworthy is what people instantly
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thought of to describe Kristin. And you know from just
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this little bit what type of girl she is. I
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hope I'm imparting that upon you. So the two, these
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two little love birds, they would graduate high school together
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and Kristin would then be college bound, and she was
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not interested in going to a large university, but she
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rather appreciated the small feel of a community college that
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was going to be more her speed, and so she
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settled on one right in the heart of Houston. So
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by nineteen ninety nine, she was now nineteen years old
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and she was your average college kid, but one big
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change had recently taken place. She and Bobby, now his
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name was Robert, okay, but Bobby was his nickname, and
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so we'll go by that. But she and Bobby decided
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that they were going to move in together, and this
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was a big deal for them. They couldn't be more excited.
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They now had their very first apartment together. And after
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they got all settled in, next came exactly what you expect.
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And no, it's not a baby, So you can just
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stop right now because I know that's where you went. No,
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they weren't married yet, okay, but a party. A party
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is what was going to come next. Hell, yeah, they
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were excited. They wanted people to come see their new
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little home. And so it was September one, nineteen ninety nine,
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when this couple decided to get together and throw a
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party with some of their friends. And they had an
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absolute blast at this party, and it was one of
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many that would hopefully be held at their home. They
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liked hosting these and so for they had future plans.
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We're going to do this again. This is great. They
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loved it and life was just so good for the couple.
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But the party came to an end and their friends
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all began to leave. You know it, It was a
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good time. Everybody's like, hey, gotta go whatever. But a
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few people in the apartment complex. Remember these are young people,
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and so they're kind of willing to frighten eye with
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people that live amongst them. And there was a few
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other people in the complex that were friendly, and so
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the couple struck up conversations with these people, as young
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people do. They were all chatting it up, and then
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later in the evening, before the couple would turn in
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for the night, they actually would spend a lot of
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time with some of these newfound friends in the complex.
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So after they spent that time and it got late,
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they go inside and Bobby plopped down on the couch
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and decided that he wanted to watch some TV while
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Kristin went to go do her girly thing and get
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ready for bed. So when she was done, she climbed
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into their bed and she fell asleep before Bobby ever
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came back into the bedroom. Now, truth be told, Bobby
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had fallen asleep on the couch in the other room
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and he wasn't getting up. He was out like a
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light a guy. He was done. He was going to
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be sleeping on the couch, and everyone who was anyone
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that knew them knew that once Bobby's eyes closed, that
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dude was down for the night. You were not getting
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him back up, and he was cutting some major z's
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at this point. He was out. So the next morning,
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Bobby and Kristin slept in and Bobby would get up
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at about eleven am and slowly kind of stretch and
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make his way off the couch, and Kristin must have
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been sleeping in because she wasn't up yet and milling
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around and doing whatever in the apartment. So through tired eyes,
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Bobby got up and he kind of shuffled his way
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back towards their room, and when he turned, he stopped
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dead in his tracks because when he looked, he was
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stunned to see Kristin was laid out on their bedroom floor.
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She was undressed, and she was not asleep, very clearly
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not asleep. She looked like she had been in a
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damn car wreck. She was beaten to absolute hell and back.
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She was bloody, and she was not moving. So Bobby,
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for a second, stun just stands there and he's looking around.
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He's alarmed, he's confused, you know, what the fuck is
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going on? What is wrong Kristin? Kristin and he runs
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over to her. My god, so he drops down and
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he's trying to wake her up, but she was well
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beyond any medical help that he could give. She was done, y'all.
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She had been just destroyed in this apartment. So Bobby
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gets up and he runs to get the phone to
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call for police, and they show up indeed to find
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Kristin's lifeless body dead on the apartment floor. So Bobby
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is now just stunned. He's speechless. I mean, can you
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imagine walking in on that and completely just taken, just
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completely taken aback what happened here. He was in complete
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shock that this was even real life, and he just
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kept thinking, this is not real, This is not real.
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I'm gonna wake up. This is not real. But it was.
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It was absolutely real. So the coroner would be called
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and Bobby would be removed from the home because the
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crime scene investigators had to process the scene. And after
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they did their job, her body was loaded onto a
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stretcher and it was rolled out of the apartment in
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front of everybody, and Bobby just had to watch the
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love of his life under a blanket be rolled to
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a van. But they had just had a party, they
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had just been celebrating all of the excitement of young
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newness and firsts and now she's in a corner's van.
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It can't be, but it was. So the obvious question
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on the minds of detectives was who all was in
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the house, and the answer was just us. It was
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just us two. There's nobody else here. We were going
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to bed. We went to bed. Nobody else was here. So,
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as you can imagine, when Bobby says this, eyebrows kind
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of raised, so you're saying it was just you too.
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And Bobby swore up and down he didn't know what happened.
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She was fine when they went to bed, but now
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she was beaten to death. So okay, detectives are kind
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of mulling this over. Okay, your girlfriend is dead, clearly
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beaten brutally to death, and now the boyfriend is claiming
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that he heard nothing, he saw nothing, and Bobby is
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just saying, yes, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, I
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don't know what happened. So they asked him, well, what
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do you think happened. His answer was, I have no clue.
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Somebody killed her. I have no clue. I can't tell
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you anything. And you can imagine the frustration because it's
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it sounds crazy. Okay, So you're saying someone must have
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come in the middle of the night into your apartment
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and killed your girlfriend and then left without you hearing
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a thing. That's the story you're giving us right now.
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And he says, yes, So does this sound at all
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ridiculous to anybody else, because the detectives certainly thought it
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sounded plumb ridiculous. That doesn't make any sense. So it
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seems like the worst lie of all time is being told,
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and it's really really hard to believe. So police would
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need a total recount of everything that they did the
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night before. You got to lay it out for us, Bobby.
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You got to lay it out, minute by minute what
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happened here, because this is something that we're really having
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a hard time wrapping our brains around. So Bobby said, Look,
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we were together all day. We had planned to have
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this party at the apartment. People came, people left. After
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they left, we went to bed. I fell asleep on
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the couch. Kristen fell asleep in the bed. I woke
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up to this. Did anyone get in a fight during
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the party.
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No?
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Did you and Kristen maybe have a disagreement at any